Hi,
Hm-m-m...
Is there anything that prevents this:
Given ("I log in as John Smith", function () {
login();
});
When ("I log in as John Smith", function () {
login();
});
function login() {
// ...
};
?
Thanks Alex,
That solution you proposed is what we are doing already. Yep, it works, so I have accepted as a solution. But it gives us some bloat - instead of two methods, just the Given and When steps, I now have 3 - the Given, the When and the login method. If I have a lot of step reuse that results in a lot of extra methods.
We were just hoping TestComplete BDD had support for one step calling another step, or step binding based on everything but the keywords as some other BDD frameworks do.
Thanks all!
Hi,
> instead of two methods, just the Given and When steps, I now have 3
From the coding point of view I see nothing bad to have a common reusable function...
...however:
> as some other BDD frameworks do.
Can you name them? I'm interested to read their documentation and see examples.
Froglogic , according to this blog posting. See the final section titled 'Use same step definition for different step types'...
https://www.froglogic.com/blog/design-good-bdd-steps/
