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Be_Entity

Improve clarity of your Behat suites by easily specifying Doctrine2 entities within your feature files instead of in separate fixtures.

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Usage Example

Installation

Add to your composer.json:

Create the BeEntity context as a subcontext of your FeatureContext:

Create factory classes for each type of entity you want to use in your features - see the example User factory above. Your factory defines how to use the step argument to search for an entity of that type and declares sensible defaults for a new entity record.

Note that you can have multiple factory classes for each entity type in your application - for example, you might create an Administrator factory that creates Project\User entities with a particular field set or role granted.

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Contributors and Credits

Heavily inspired by thoughtbot's factory_girl ruby gem.

Licence

BSD Licence - see LICENSE

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Requires php Version ^7.2
behat/behat Version ^2.4
doctrine/orm Version ^2.3
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