Examples with Story org.jbehave.core.model.Story used on opensource projects

Example 6 with Story

use of org.jbehave.core.model.Story in project jbehave-core by jbehave.

the class RegexStoryParserBehaviour method shouldParseLongStory.

@Test
public void shouldParseLongStory() {
    String aGivenWhenThen = "Given a step" + NL + "When I run it" + NL + "Then I should seen an output" + NL;
    StringBuffer aScenario = new StringBuffer();
    aScenario.append("Scenario: A long scenario").append(NL);
    int numberOfGivenWhenThensPerScenario = 50;
    for (int i = 0; i < numberOfGivenWhenThensPerScenario; i++) {
        aScenario.append(aGivenWhenThen);
    }
    int numberOfScenarios = 100;
    StringBuffer wholeStory = new StringBuffer();
    wholeStory.append("Story: A very long story").append(NL);
    for (int i = 0; i < numberOfScenarios; i++) {
        wholeStory.append(aScenario).append(NL);
    }
    Story story = parser.parseStory(wholeStory.toString(), null);
    assertThat(story.getScenarios().size(), equalTo(numberOfScenarios));
    for (Scenario scenario : story.getScenarios()) {
        assertThat(scenario.getSteps().size(), equalTo(numberOfGivenWhenThensPerScenario * 3));
    }
}

Example 7 with Story

use of org.jbehave.core.model.Story in project jbehave-core by jbehave.

the class RegexStoryParserBehaviour method shouldParseStoryWithLifecycleAfterUponOutcome.

@Test
public void shouldParseStoryWithLifecycleAfterUponOutcome() {
    String wholeStory = "Lifecycle: " + NL + "After:" + NL + NL + "Outcome: ANY " + NL + "Given a step after any scenario" + NL + "Outcome: SUCCESS " + NL + "Given a step after successful scenario" + NL + "Outcome: FAILURE " + NL + "Given a step after failed scenario" + NL + "Scenario:" + NL + "Given a scenario";
    Story story = parser.parseStory(wholeStory, storyPath);
    List<String> beforeSteps = story.getLifecycle().getBeforeSteps();
    assertThat(beforeSteps.isEmpty(), equalTo(true));
    Lifecycle lifecycle = story.getLifecycle();
    List<String> afterSteps = lifecycle.getAfterSteps();
    assertThat(afterSteps.get(0), equalTo("Given a step after any scenario"));
    assertThat(afterSteps.get(1), equalTo("Given a step after successful scenario"));
    assertThat(afterSteps.get(2), equalTo("Given a step after failed scenario"));
    assertThat(lifecycle.getAfterSteps(Outcome.ANY).size(), equalTo(1));
    assertThat(lifecycle.getAfterSteps(Outcome.ANY).get(0), equalTo("Given a step after any scenario"));
    assertThat(lifecycle.getAfterSteps(Outcome.SUCCESS).size(), equalTo(1));
    assertThat(lifecycle.getAfterSteps(Outcome.SUCCESS).get(0), equalTo("Given a step after successful scenario"));
    assertThat(lifecycle.getAfterSteps(Outcome.FAILURE).size(), equalTo(1));
    assertThat(lifecycle.getAfterSteps(Outcome.FAILURE).get(0), equalTo("Given a step after failed scenario"));
    Scenario scenario = story.getScenarios().get(0);
    List<String> steps = scenario.getSteps();
    assertThat(steps.get(0), equalTo("Given a scenario"));
}

Example 8 with Story

use of org.jbehave.core.model.Story in project jbehave-core by jbehave.

the class RegexStoryParserBehaviour method shouldParseStoryWithMetaAndNarrative.

@Test
public void shouldParseStoryWithMetaAndNarrative() {
    String wholeStory = "Meta: @skip @theme parsing" + NL + "Narrative: This bit of text is ignored" + NL + "In order to renovate my house" + NL + "As a customer" + NL + "I want to get a loan" + NL + "Scenario: A scenario" + NL + "Meta: @author Mauro" + NL + "Given a step " + NL + "Scenario: Another scenario" + NL + "Meta: @author Paul" + NL + "Given another step ";
    Story story = parser.parseStory(wholeStory, storyPath);
    assertThat(story.getPath(), equalTo(storyPath));
    Meta storyMeta = story.getMeta();
    assertThat(storyMeta.getProperty("theme"), equalTo("parsing"));
    assertThat(storyMeta.getProperty("skip"), equalTo(EMPTY));
    assertThat(storyMeta.getProperty("unknown"), equalTo(EMPTY));
    Narrative narrative = story.getNarrative();
    assertThat(narrative.isEmpty(), not(true));
    List<Scenario> scenarios = story.getScenarios();
    assertThat(scenarios.get(0).getTitle(), equalTo("A scenario"));
    assertThat(scenarios.get(0).getMeta().getProperty("author"), equalTo("Mauro"));
    assertThat(scenarios.get(1).getTitle(), equalTo("Another scenario"));
    assertThat(scenarios.get(1).getMeta().getProperty("author"), equalTo("Paul"));
}

Example 9 with Story

use of org.jbehave.core.model.Story in project jbehave-core by jbehave.

the class RegexStoryParserBehaviour method shouldParseStoryWithMultilineScenarioTitle.

@Test
public void shouldParseStoryWithMultilineScenarioTitle() {
    String wholeStory = "Scenario: A title\n that is spread across\n multiple lines" + NL + NL + "Given a step that's pending" + NL + "When I run the scenario" + NL + "Then I should see this in the output";
    Story story = parser.parseStory(wholeStory, null);
    assertThat(story.getScenarios().get(0).getTitle(), equalTo("A title\n that is spread across\n multiple lines"));
}

Example 10 with Story

use of org.jbehave.core.model.Story in project jbehave-core by jbehave.

the class RegexStoryParserBehaviour method shouldParseStoryWithLifecycleBeforeOnly.

@Test
public void shouldParseStoryWithLifecycleBeforeOnly() {
    String wholeStory = "Lifecycle: " + NL + "Before:" + NL + NL + "Given a step before each scenario" + NL + "And another before step" + NL + "Scenario:" + NL + "Given a scenario";
    Story story = parser.parseStory(wholeStory, storyPath);
    List<String> beforeSteps = story.getLifecycle().getBeforeSteps();
    assertThat(beforeSteps.get(0), equalTo("Given a step before each scenario"));
    assertThat(beforeSteps.get(1), equalTo("And another before step"));
    List<String> afterSteps = story.getLifecycle().getAfterSteps();
    assertThat(afterSteps.isEmpty(), equalTo(true));
    Scenario scenario = story.getScenarios().get(0);
    List<String> steps = scenario.getSteps();
    assertThat(steps.get(0), equalTo("Given a scenario"));
}