Examples of org.jbehave.core.embedder.MetaFilter$GroovyMetaMatcher

org.jbehave.core.embedder.MetaFilter

Allows filtering on meta info.

A filter is uniquely identified by its String representation which is parsed and matched by the {@link MetaMatcher} to determine if the {@link Meta} isallowed or not.

The {@link DefaultMetaMatcher} interprets the filter as a sequence of anyname-value properties (separated by a space), prefixed by "+" for inclusion and "-" for exclusion. E.g.:

 MetaFilter filter = new MetaFilter("+author Mauro -theme smoke testing +map *API -skip"); filter.allow(new Meta(asList("map someAPI")));

The use of the {@link GroovyMetaMatcher} is triggered by the prefix "groovy:" and allows the filter to be interpreted as a Groovy expression.

 MetaFilter filter = new MetaFilter("groovy: (a == '11' | a == '22') && b == '33'");

    }
    
    @Test
    public void shouldAllowFilteringBySingleExclusion() {
      Meta meta = new Meta(asList("environment all", "skip"));
      MetaFilter filter = new MetaFilter("-skip");
      assertThat("should not be allowed", filter.allow(meta), is(false));
    }

    }


    @Test
    public void shouldAllowFilteringByMultipleExclusions() {
      Meta meta = new Meta(asList("environment all", "skip"));
      MetaFilter filter = new MetaFilter("-environment preview -skip");
      assertThat("should not be allowed", filter.allow(meta), is(false));
    }

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