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In order to share the Cucumber love
As a non-technical team member
I want Relish to make the features look nice and pretty
- Background
-
- Given
- a project "rspec/rspec-core"
- Scenarios
-
- See title and description of a feature
- Visitor views a feature that has a background
- Visitor views a feature that has a scenario
- Visitor views a scenario that has a table
- Visitor views a scenario that has a pystring
- Feature with a Scenario Outline
- See title and description of a feature
-
- Given
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a feature has been pushed to the "rspec-core" project:
Feature: Foo This is where the feature's description goes. It can span over multiple lines.
- When
- I go to Foo's feature page
- Then
- I should see "Foo" as the topic view section's main heading
- And
-
I should see the following bits of text:-
This is where the feature's description goes. It can span over multiple lines.
- Visitor views a feature that has a background
-
- Given
-
a feature has been pushed to the "rspec-core" project:
Feature: Foo Background: Name of background goes here This is the description of the background And here is a step within the background
- When
- I go to Foo's feature page
- And
-
I should see the following bits of text:-
Background: Name of background goes here This is the description of the background here is a step within the background
- Visitor views a feature that has a scenario
-
- Given
-
a feature has been pushed to the "rspec-core" project:
Feature: Foo Scenario: Bar Description of the Scenario Given this is a step
- When
- I go to Foo's feature page
- And
-
I should see the following bits of text:-
Scenario: Bar Description of the Scenario Given this is a step
- Visitor views a scenario that has a table
-
- Given
-
a feature has been pushed to the "rspec-core" project:
Feature: Foo Scenario: Bar Given this step has a table: | fish | soup | | beer | bottle |
- When
- I go to Foo's feature page
- Then
-
I should see a table that looks like:-
fish soup beer bottle
- Visitor views a scenario that has a pystring
-
- Given
-
a feature has been pushed to the "rspec-core" project:
Feature: Foo Scenario: Bar Given this step has a pystring: """ Here it is in all its glory include some <br/> html """
- When
- I go to Foo's feature page
- Then
- I should see "Here it is"
- And
- I should see "in all its glory"
- And
- I should see "some <br/> html"
- Feature with a Scenario Outline
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Still to do on this:
- highlight substitution points within the scenario outline
- highlight header rows in the table
- Given
-
a feature has been pushed to the "rspec-core" project:
Feature: Foo Scenario Outline: Bar Given <what> Examples: Examples name Examples description | what | | who | | why |
- When
- I go to Foo's feature page
- Then
- I should see "Examples name"
- And
- I should see "Examples description"
- And
- I should see "what"
- And
- I should see "who"
- And
- I should see "why"
Last published about 7 years ago by mattwynne.