bex/behat-choose-tests

Extension for behat to allow you to interactively choose tests to run

Behat-ChooseTestsExtension

, _(*1)

Behat-ChooseTestsExtension allows you to interactively choose tests to run., _(*2)

Installation

Install by adding to your composer.json:, _(*3)

composer require --dev bex/behat-choose-tests

Configuration

Enable the extension in behat.yml like this:, _(*4)

default:
  extensions:
    Bex\Behat\ChooseTestsExtension: ~

Usage

Choose Suite

Run behat with --choose-suite option to interactively choose a suite to run:, _(*5)

1. it will not show the suite-chooser, _(*6)

   • if you are running behat with --no-interaction option
   • if you already specified the suite with the --suite option
   • if you have only 1 suite

2. it will allow you to choose All suite or a specific suite. Multiple choice is not allowed yet., _(*7)

Example output:, _(*8)

foo@bar:~$ bin/behat --choose-suite

 Choose suite:

  [0] All
  [1] First Suite
  [2] Second Suite
 > 

Choose Feature

Run behat with --choose-feature option to interactively choose a feature to run:, _(*9)

1. it will not show the feature-chooser, _(*10)

   • if you are running behat with --no-interaction option
   • if you already specified the feature with passing the <paths> argument (e.g. bin/behat features/my_awesome.feature)
   • if you have only 1 feature

2. it will allow you to choose All feature or a specific feature. Multiple choice is not allowed yet., _(*11)

3. it list all features or the features in the given suite if you already selected a suite with --suite or --choose-suite., _(*12)

Example output:, _(*13)

foo@bar:~$ bin/behat --choose-feature

 Choose feature:

  [0] All
  [1] First feature (features/first.feature)
  [2] Second feature (features/second.feature)
  [3] Third feature (features/third.feature)
  [4] Forth feature (features/forth.feature)
 >  

foo@bar:~$ bin/behat --suite="firstsuite" --choose-feature

 Choose feature:

  [0] All
  [1] First feature (features/first.feature)
  [2] Second feature (features/second.feature)
 > 

Choose Scenario

Run behat with --choose-scenario option to interactively choose a scenario to run:, _(*14)

1. it will not show the scenario-chooser, _(*15)

   • if you are running behat with --no-interaction option
   • if you already specified the scenario with passing the <paths> argument and specifying a line number (e.g. bin/behat features/my_awesome.feature:3)
   • if you have only 1 scenario

2. it will allow you to choose All scenario or a specific scenario. Multiple choice is not allowed yet., _(*16)

3. it list all scenarios or the scenarios in the given suite and feature if you already specified those. (Note that you can specify the suite with --suite or --chose-suite and you can specify the feature by passing the <paths> argument or using the --choose-feature option), _(*17)

Example output:, _(*18)

foo@bar:~$ bin/behat --suite="firstsuite" --choose-scenario

 Choose scenario:

  [0] All
  [1] First scenario (features/first.feature:3)
  [2] Second scenario (features/first.feature:8)
  [3] Third scenario (features/first.feature:13)
  [4] First scenario (features/second.feature:3)
  [5] Second scenario (features/second.feature:8)
  [6] Third scenario (features/second.feature:13)
 > 

foo@bar:~$ bin/behat features/first.feature --choose-scenario

 Choose scenario:

  [0] All
  [1] First scenario (features/first.feature:3)
  [2] Second scenario (features/first.feature:8)
  [3] Third scenario (features/first.feature:13)
 > 

Choose Tests

Run behat with --choose-tests option to interactively choose tests to run. It will simply enable all above choosers so --choose-tests is equivalent to --choose-suite --choose--feature --choose-scenario., _(*19)

Example output: ```console foo@bar:~$ bin/behat --choose-tests, _(*20)

Choose suite:, _(*21)

[0] All [1] firstsuite [2] secondsuite, _(*22)

1, _(*23)

Choose feature:, _(*24)

[0] All [1] First feature (features/first.feature) [2] Second feature (features/second.feature), _(*25)

1, _(*26)

Choose scenario:, _(*27)

[0] All [1] First scenario (features/first.feature:3) [2] Second scenario (features/first.feature:8) [3] Third scenario (features/first.feature:13), _(*28)

1, _(*29)

Feature: First feature, _(*30)

Scenario: First scenario # features/first.feature:3 Given I have a few things # FeatureContext::iHaveAFewThings() When I do whatever # FeatureContext::iDoWhatever() Then I should see something # FeatureContext::iShouldSeeSomething(), _(*31)

1 scenario (1 passed) 3 steps (3 passed) 0m0.03s (7.85Mb) ```, _(*32)