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Informations about the package behat-contexts

BayWa r.e. Behat Contexts

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This repository provides you with different Behat Contexts containing common test steps that can be reused across different projects.

Installation

Install the package via Composer:

In your behat.yml, add the following:

HalContext

A Context to parse & test API responses in HAL format:

In your FeatureContext, add the following:

And when you receive a reponse from your API, pass it to the context:

You can add placeholders to your URL by writing:

And add the corresponding value with:

AuthContext

A Context to login to a generic Auth Server (OpenID Connect/OAuth2) with Login/Password or as a Machine-to-Machine client. The HalContext needs to be initialized first.

In your FeatureContext, add the following:

SqsContext

A Context to use AWS SQS compatible queues like e.g. ElasticMQ

In your FeatureContext, add the following:

To clear the queues before each Scenario, use the following code:

ConsoleContext

A Context containing steps to test console routes

In your FeatureContext, add the following:


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