module Lucid::InterfaceRb::RbLucid
It is necessary for the RbLucid
module to be mixed in to the top level object. This is what allows TDL test definitions and hooks to be resolved as valid methods.
Attributes
Public Class Methods
# File lib/lucid/interface_rb/rb_lucid.rb, line 10 def alias_adverb(adverb) alias_method adverb, :register_rb_step_definition end
# File lib/lucid/interface_rb/rb_lucid.rb, line 14 def build_rb_world_factory(domain_modules, proc) @rb_language.build_rb_world_factory(domain_modules, proc) end
# File lib/lucid/interface_rb/rb_lucid.rb, line 18 def register_rb_hook(phase, tag_names, proc) @rb_language.register_rb_hook(phase, tag_names, proc) end
# File lib/lucid/interface_rb/rb_lucid.rb, line 26 def register_rb_step_definition(regexp, proc_or_sym, options = {}) @rb_language.register_rb_step_definition(regexp, proc_or_sym, options) end
# File lib/lucid/interface_rb/rb_lucid.rb, line 22 def register_rb_transform(regexp, proc) @rb_language.register_rb_transform(regexp, proc) end
Public Instance Methods
Registers a proc that will run after each Scenario. You can register as many as you want (typically from ruby scripts under support/hooks.rb
).
# File lib/lucid/interface_rb/rb_lucid.rb, line 63 def After(*tag_expressions, &proc) RbLucid.register_rb_hook('after', tag_expressions, proc) end
Registers a proc that will run after Lucid
is configured. You can register as as you want (typically from ruby scripts under support/hooks.rb
). TODO: Deprecate this
# File lib/lucid/interface_rb/rb_lucid.rb, line 94 def AfterConfiguration(&proc) RbLucid.register_rb_hook('after_configuration', [], proc) end
Registers a proc that will run after each Step. You can register as as you want (typically from ruby scripts under support/hooks.rb
).
# File lib/lucid/interface_rb/rb_lucid.rb, line 78 def AfterStep(*tag_expressions, &proc) RbLucid.register_rb_hook('after_step', tag_expressions, proc) end
Registers a proc that will be wrapped around each scenario. The proc should accept two arguments: two arguments: the scenario and a “block” argument (but passed as a regular argument, since blocks cannot accept blocks in 1.8), on which it should call the .call method. You can register as many as you want (typically from ruby scripts under support/hooks.rb
).
# File lib/lucid/interface_rb/rb_lucid.rb, line 72 def Around(*tag_expressions, &proc) RbLucid.register_rb_hook('around', tag_expressions, proc) end
Registers a proc that will run before each Scenario. You can register as many as you want (typically from ruby scripts under support/hooks.rb
).
# File lib/lucid/interface_rb/rb_lucid.rb, line 57 def Before(*tag_expressions, &proc) RbLucid.register_rb_hook('before', tag_expressions, proc) end
Registers any number of domain_modules
(Ruby Modules) and/or a Proc
. The proc
will be executed once before each scenario to create an Object
that the scenario's steps will run within. Any domain_modules
will be mixed into this Object
(via Object#extend).
This method is typically called from one or more Ruby scripts under common/support
. You can call this method as many times as you like (to register more modules), but if you try to register more than one Proc
you will get an error.
Lucid
will not yield anything to the proc
. Examples:
Domain do MyClass.new end Domain(MyModule)
# File lib/lucid/interface_rb/rb_lucid.rb, line 49 def Domain(*domain_modules, &proc) RbLucid.build_rb_world_factory(domain_modules, proc) end
Registers a proc that will be called with a step definition argument if it matches the pattern passed as the first argument to Transform
. Alternatively, if the pattern contains captures then they will be yielded as arguments to the provided proc. The return value of the proc is consequently yielded to the step definition.
# File lib/lucid/interface_rb/rb_lucid.rb, line 87 def Transform(regexp, &proc) RbLucid.register_rb_transform(regexp, proc) end
Registers a new Ruby StepDefinition. This method is aliased to Given
, When
and Then
, and also to the i18n translations whenever a feature of a new language is loaded.
If provided, the symbol
is sent to the Domain
object as defined by #Domain. A new Domain
object is created for each scenario and is shared across step definitions within that scenario. If the options
hash contains an :on
key, the value for this is assumed to be a proc. This proc will be executed in the context of the Domain
object and then sent the symbol
.
If no symbol
if provided then the +&proc+ gets executed in the context of the Domain
object.
# File lib/lucid/interface_rb/rb_lucid.rb, line 113 def register_rb_step_definition(regexp, symbol = nil, options = {}, &proc) proc_or_sym = symbol || proc RbLucid.register_rb_step_definition(regexp, proc_or_sym, options) end