Behave – Regular Expressions
Let us have an overall view of the syntax of Behave regular expressions. Behave Regular Expressions - Dot (.) − Equivalent to any character.Caret (^) − Equivalent to beginning of…
Behave – Step Matchers
There are three types of in Behave Step Matchers. There are − ParseMatcher (parse) − Based on the parse module.extended ParseMatcher(cfparse) − Allows cardinality syntax.RegexMatcher (re) − Based on regular…
Behave – Enumeration
In this chapter, we will discuss Behave Enumeration. We may require a user-defined data type having the following characteristics − A handful of words must be matched.Pre-defined values prior to…
Behave – Tags
A section of a feature file can be tagged so that the Behave Tags are capable of verifying only a certain section of the feature file. A Scenario, Feature, Scenario…
Behave – Data Types
There are two types of Behave Data Types, which are Predefined and User-defined. Let us first understand what are the predefined data types. Pre-defined Data types Behave utilizes the parse…
Behave – Background
A Behave Background is added to have a group of steps. It is close to a Scenario. We can add a context to multiple Scenarios with Background. It is run…
Behave – Steps in a Step
Behave - Steps in a Step. We can substitute multiple steps in a Scenario with one macro step. This helps us not to repeat the same code in the step…
Behave – Setup Table
In this chapter, we will discuss Behave - Setup Table. A step can have a text and data table associated with it. We can add a data table with a…
Behave – Multiline Text
Behave - Multiline Text. A block of text after a step enclosed in """ will be linked with that step. Here, the indentation is parsed. All the whitespaces at the…
Behave – Scenario Outlines
In this chapter, we will discuss Behave Scenario Outlines. A Scenario Outline is accompanied by an Examples table. A Scenario Outline can have multiple Examples tables. The tests get executed…