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Informations about the package behat-analysis-extension

Behat analysis extension

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Introduction

Why?

Well, I always start asking "why?" when encoutering some crazy project. So, I will start by answering this trivial question.

I've simply realised that the more a project grows, the more its FeatureContext also grows! Some of the ones I've worked on have more than 1000 lines of code and it suffers from the same maintainability issues than any other huge class. Many great tools already exists to provide solution against this drawback: OOP, SubContexts, PageObjectContext, ...

But still, sometimes you need to look at your past and try to improve what you've done and that's why I've done this extension!

This extension provides some basic analysis about your step definitions. For the moment, it focuses on rarely used steps and similar ones.

Installation

  1. Define dependencies in your composer.json:

  2. Install/update your vendors:

  3. Activate extension by specifying its class in your behat.yml:

Usage

After installation, a new analysis formatter should be available. Then, run your feature suite using it:

NB: It's recommended (but not mandatory) to run the analysis using the --dry-run option to accelerate the report generation.

Example

Contribution

It is more than welcome as always!

Feel free to contact me on twitter @GildasQ or through the issue system.


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Requires php Version >=5.3.4
behat/behat Version ~2.4
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