Examples of DocString

gherkin.formatter.model.DocString
net.masterthought.cucumber.json.DocString
Doc Strings are handy for specifying a larger piece of text. This is inspired from Python’s Docstring syntax. In your step definition, there’s no need to find this text and match it in your Regexp. It will automatically be passed as the last parameter in the step definition.

Examples of gherkin.formatter.model.DocString

        stash.reset();
    }


    @Override
    public void docString(String contentType, String content, Integer line) {
        currentBuilder.docString(new DocString(contentType, content, line));
    }

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Examples of gherkin.formatter.model.DocString

    private Scenario scenario(String scenarioName) {
      return new Scenario(Collections.<Comment>emptyList(), Collections.<Tag>emptyList(), "", scenarioName, "", 13, "");
    }


    private Step step(String keyword, String stepName) {
        return new Step(Collections.<Comment>emptyList(), keyword, stepName, 14, null, new DocString("", "", 52));
    }

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Examples of gherkin.formatter.model.DocString

        List<DataTableRow> rows = null;
        if (o.containsKey("rows")) {
            rows = dataTableRows(getList(o, "rows"));
        }


        DocString docString = null;
        if (o.containsKey("doc_string")) {
            Map ds = (Map) o.get("doc_string");
            docString = new DocString(getString(ds, "content_type"), getString(ds, "value"), getInt(ds, "line"));
        }


        Step step = new Step(comments(o), keyword(o), name(o), line(o), rows, docString);
        step.replay(formatter);

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Examples of net.masterthought.cucumber.json.DocString

                                                    "</div>"));
    }


    @Test
    public void shouldEscapeForHtml() throws NoSuchFieldException, IllegalAccessException {
        DocString ds = new DocString();
        Field field = DocString.class.getDeclaredField("value");
        field.setAccessible(true);
        field.set(ds, "<a><b>cat</b></a>");
        assertThat("&lt;a&gt;&lt;b&gt;cat&lt;/b&gt;&lt;/a&gt;", is(ds.getEscapedValue()));
    }

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