How to use TestFormatSpecification method of formatter Package

Best Gauge code snippet using formatter.TestFormatSpecification

formatter_test.go

Source:formatter_test.go

...19)20func Test(t *testing.T) { TestingT(t) }21type MySuite struct{}22var _ = Suite(&MySuite{})23func (s *MySuite) TestFormatSpecification(c *C) {24	tokens := []*parser.Token{25		&parser.Token{Kind: gauge.SpecKind, Value: "Spec Heading", LineNo: 1},26		&parser.Token{Kind: gauge.ScenarioKind, Value: "Scenario Heading", LineNo: 2},27		&parser.Token{Kind: gauge.StepKind, Value: "Example step", LineNo: 3, LineText: "Example step"},28		&parser.Token{Kind: gauge.StepKind, Value: "Step with inline table", LineNo: 3, LineText: "Step with inline table "},29		&parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TableHeader, Args: []string{"id", "name"}},30		&parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TableRow, Args: []string{"<1>", "foo"}},31		&parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TableRow, Args: []string{"2", "bar"}},32	}33	spec, _ := new(parser.SpecParser).CreateSpecification(tokens, gauge.NewConceptDictionary(), "")34	formatted := FormatSpecification(spec)35	c.Assert(formatted, Equals,36		`Spec Heading37============38Scenario Heading39----------------40* Example step41* Step with inline table`+" "+`42     |id |name|43     |---|----|44     |<1>|foo |45     |2  |bar |46`)47}48func (s *MySuite) TestFormatTable(c *C) {49	cell1 := gauge.TableCell{"john", gauge.Static}50	cell2 := gauge.TableCell{"doe", gauge.Static}51	headers := []string{"name1", "name2"}52	cols := [][]gauge.TableCell{{cell1}, {cell2}}53	table := gauge.NewTable(headers, cols, 10)54	got := FormatTable(table)55	want := `56     |name1|name2|57     |-----|-----|58     |john |doe  |59`60	c.Assert(got, Equals, want)61}62func (s *MySuite) TestFormatConcepts(c *C) {63	dictionary := gauge.NewConceptDictionary()64	step1 := &gauge.Step{Value: "sdsf", LineText: "sdsf", IsConcept: true, LineNo: 1, PreComments: []*gauge.Comment{&gauge.Comment{Value: "COMMENT", LineNo: 1}}}65	step2 := &gauge.Step{Value: "dsfdsfdsf", LineText: "dsfdsfdsf", IsConcept: true, LineNo: 2, Items: []gauge.Item{&gauge.Step{Value: "sfd", LineText: "sfd", IsConcept: false}, &gauge.Step{Value: "sdfsdf" + "T", LineText: "sdfsdf" + "T", IsConcept: false}}}66	dictionary.ConceptsMap[step1.Value] = &gauge.Concept{ConceptStep: step1, FileName: "file.cpt"}67	dictionary.ConceptsMap[step2.Value] = &gauge.Concept{ConceptStep: step2, FileName: "file.cpt"}68	formatted := FormatConcepts(dictionary)69	c.Assert(formatted["file.cpt"], Equals, `COMMENT70# sdsf71# dsfdsfdsf72* sdfsdfT73`)74}75func (s *MySuite) TestFormatSpecificationWithTags(c *C) {76	tokens := []*parser.Token{77		&parser.Token{Kind: gauge.SpecKind, Value: "My Spec Heading", LineNo: 1},78		&parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TagKind, Args: []string{"tag1", "tag2"}, LineNo: 2},79		&parser.Token{Kind: gauge.ScenarioKind, Value: "Scenario Heading", LineNo: 3},80		&parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TagKind, Args: []string{"tag3", "tag4"}, LineNo: 4},81		&parser.Token{Kind: gauge.StepKind, Value: "Example step", LineNo: 5, LineText: "Example step"},82		&parser.Token{Kind: gauge.ScenarioKind, Value: "Scenario Heading1", LineNo: 6},83		&parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TagKind, Args: []string{"tag3", "tag4"}, LineNo: 7},84		&parser.Token{Kind: gauge.StepKind, Value: "Example step", LineNo: 8, LineText: "Example step"},85	}86	spec, _ := new(parser.SpecParser).CreateSpecification(tokens, gauge.NewConceptDictionary(), "")87	formatted := FormatSpecification(spec)88	c.Assert(formatted, Equals,89		`My Spec Heading90===============91tags: tag1, tag292Scenario Heading93----------------94tags: tag3, tag495* Example step96Scenario Heading197-----------------98tags: tag3, tag499* Example step100`)101}102func (s *MySuite) TestFormatSpecificationWithTeardownSteps(c *C) {103	tokens := []*parser.Token{104		&parser.Token{Kind: gauge.SpecKind, Value: "My Spec Heading", LineNo: 1},105		&parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TagKind, Args: []string{"tag1", "tag2"}, LineNo: 2},106		&parser.Token{Kind: gauge.ScenarioKind, Value: "Scenario Heading", LineNo: 3},107		&parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TagKind, Args: []string{"tag3", "tag4"}, LineNo: 4},108		&parser.Token{Kind: gauge.StepKind, Value: "Example step", LineNo: 5, LineText: "Example step"},109		&parser.Token{Kind: gauge.ScenarioKind, Value: "Scenario Heading1", LineNo: 6},110		&parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TagKind, Args: []string{"tag3", "tag4"}, LineNo: 7},111		&parser.Token{Kind: gauge.StepKind, Value: "Example step", LineNo: 8, LineText: "Example step"},112		&parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TearDownKind, Value: "____", LineNo: 9},113		&parser.Token{Kind: gauge.StepKind, Value: "Example step1", LineNo: 10, LineText: "Example step1"},114		&parser.Token{Kind: gauge.StepKind, Value: "Example step2", LineNo: 11, LineText: "Example step2"},115	}116	spec, _ := new(parser.SpecParser).CreateSpecification(tokens, gauge.NewConceptDictionary(), "")117	formatted := FormatSpecification(spec)118	c.Assert(formatted, Equals,119		`My Spec Heading120===============121tags: tag1, tag2122Scenario Heading123----------------124tags: tag3, tag4125* Example step126Scenario Heading1127-----------------128tags: tag3, tag4129* Example step130____131* Example step1132* Example step2133`)134}135func (s *MySuite) TestFormatStep(c *C) {136	step := &gauge.Step{Value: "my step with {}, {}, {} and {}", Args: []*gauge.StepArg{&gauge.StepArg{Value: "static \"foo\"", ArgType: gauge.Static},137		&gauge.StepArg{Value: "dynamic \"foo\"", ArgType: gauge.Dynamic},138		&gauge.StepArg{Name: "file:user\".txt", ArgType: gauge.SpecialString},139		&gauge.StepArg{Name: "table :hell\".csv", ArgType: gauge.SpecialTable}}}140	formatted := FormatStep(step)141	c.Assert(formatted, Equals, `* my step with "static \"foo\"", <dynamic \"foo\">, <file:user\".txt> and <table :hell\".csv>142`)143}144func (s *MySuite) TestFormattingWithTableAsAComment(c *C) {145	tokens := []*parser.Token{146		&parser.Token{Kind: gauge.SpecKind, Value: "My Spec Heading", LineNo: 1},147		&parser.Token{Kind: gauge.ScenarioKind, Value: "Scenario Heading", LineNo: 3},148		&parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TableHeader, Args: []string{"id", "name"}, LineText: " |id|name|"},149		&parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TableRow, Args: []string{"1", "foo"}, LineText: " |1|foo|"},150		&parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TableRow, Args: []string{"2", "bar"}, LineText: "|2|bar|"},151		&parser.Token{Kind: gauge.StepKind, Value: "Example step", LineNo: 5, LineText: "Example step"},152	}153	spec, _ := new(parser.SpecParser).CreateSpecification(tokens, gauge.NewConceptDictionary(), "")154	formatted := FormatSpecification(spec)155	c.Assert(formatted, Equals,156		`My Spec Heading157===============158Scenario Heading159----------------160 |id|name|161 |1|foo|162|2|bar|163* Example step164`)165}166func (s *MySuite) TestFormatSpecificationWithTableContainingDynamicParameters(c *C) {167	tokens := []*parser.Token{168		&parser.Token{Kind: gauge.SpecKind, Value: "Spec Heading", LineNo: 1},169		&parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TableHeader, Args: []string{"id", "foo"}},170		&parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TableRow, Args: []string{"1", "f"}},171		&parser.Token{Kind: gauge.ScenarioKind, Value: "Scenario Heading", LineNo: 2},172		&parser.Token{Kind: gauge.StepKind, Value: "Example step", LineNo: 3, LineText: "Example step"},173		&parser.Token{Kind: gauge.StepKind, Value: "Step with inline table", LineNo: 3, LineText: "Step with inline table "},174		&parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TableHeader, Args: []string{"id", "name"}},175		&parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TableRow, Args: []string{"1", "<foo>"}},176		&parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TableRow, Args: []string{"2", "bar"}},177	}178	spec, _ := new(parser.SpecParser).CreateSpecification(tokens, gauge.NewConceptDictionary(), "")179	formatted := FormatSpecification(spec)180	c.Assert(formatted, Equals,...

TestFormatSpecification

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TestFormatSpecification

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TestFormatSpecification

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