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gpc-scenario-numbering

v1.0.1

Published

This GherKing precompiler is responsible to add an index to all scenario and scenario outlines.

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5,157

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gpc-scenario-numbering

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The ScenarioNumbering precompiler is responsible for adding an index to all scenarios and scenario outlines.

Example

  @tag1
  Scenario Outline: Test language (<language>)
    Given I am on Home page <language> user
    When <language> language is choosen
    Then I should be on Home page
    And the title should be "<title>"

  @tag2
  Examples:
    | language | title     |
    | EN       | Welcome   |
    | FR       | Bienvenue |

  Scenario: Test without tag
    Given I am on Home page user
    Then I should be on Home page

It will be modified to:

  @tag1
  Scenario Outline: 1. Test language (<language>)
    Given I am on Home page <language> user
    When <language> language is choosen
    Then I should be on Home page
    And the title should be "<title>"

  @tag2
  Examples:
    | language | title     |
    | EN       | Welcome   |
    | FR       | Bienvenue |

  Scenario: 2. Test without tag
  Given I am on Home page user
  Then I should be on Home page

Configuration

ScenarioNumbering accepts the following configuration:

| Option | Type | Description | Default | |:------:|:----:|:------------|:--------| | format | String | The format, how index should be added to the name of the scenario/scenairo outline. Possible tokens: ${name} the original name${i} the index | ${i}. ${name} |

Other

This package uses debug for logging, use gpc:scenario-numbering :

DEBUG=gpc:scenario-numbering* gherking ...

For detailed documentation see the TypeDocs documentation.