How to use isScenarioHeading method of parser Package

Best Gauge code snippet using parser.isScenarioHeading

conceptParser.go

Source: conceptParser.go Github

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...81 continue82 }83 parser.processTableHeader(token)84 addStates(&parser.currentState, tableScope)85 } else if parser.isScenarioHeading(token) {86 parseRes.ParseErrors = append(parseRes.ParseErrors, ParseError{FileName: fileName, LineNo: token.LineNo, Message: "Scenario Heading is not allowed in concept file", LineText: token.LineText})87 continue88 } else if parser.isTableDataRow(token) {89 if areUnderlined(token.Args) && !isInState(parser.currentState, tableSeparatorScope) {90 addStates(&parser.currentState, tableSeparatorScope)91 } else if isInState(parser.currentState, stepScope) {92 parser.processTableDataRow(token, &parser.currentConcept.Lookup, fileName)93 }94 } else {95 retainStates(&parser.currentState, conceptScope)96 addStates(&parser.currentState, commentScope)97 comment := &gauge.Comment{Value: token.Value, LineNo: token.LineNo}98 if parser.currentConcept == nil {99 preComments = append(preComments, comment)100 addPreComments = true101 continue102 }103 parser.currentConcept.Items = append(parser.currentConcept.Items, comment)104 }105 }106 if parser.currentConcept != nil && len(parser.currentConcept.ConceptSteps) < 1 {107 parseRes.ParseErrors = append(parseRes.ParseErrors, ParseError{FileName: fileName, LineNo: parser.currentConcept.LineNo, Message: "Concept should have atleast one step", LineText: parser.currentConcept.LineText})108 return nil, parseRes109 }110 if parser.currentConcept != nil {111 concepts = append(concepts, parser.currentConcept)112 }113 return concepts, parseRes114}115func (parser *ConceptParser) isConceptHeading(token *Token) bool {116 return token.Kind == gauge.SpecKind117}118func (parser *ConceptParser) isStep(token *Token) bool {119 return token.Kind == gauge.StepKind120}121func (parser *ConceptParser) isScenarioHeading(token *Token) bool {122 return token.Kind == gauge.ScenarioKind123}124func (parser *ConceptParser) isTableHeader(token *Token) bool {125 return token.Kind == gauge.TableHeader126}127func (parser *ConceptParser) isTableDataRow(token *Token) bool {128 return token.Kind == gauge.TableRow129}130func (parser *ConceptParser) processConceptHeading(token *Token, fileName string) (*gauge.Step, *ParseResult) {131 processStep(new(SpecParser), token)132 token.LineText = strings.TrimSpace(strings.TrimLeft(strings.TrimSpace(token.LineText), "#"))133 var concept *gauge.Step134 var parseRes *ParseResult135 concept, parseRes = CreateStepUsingLookup(token, nil, fileName)...

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lex.go

Source: lex.go Github

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...77 newToken.Suffix = "\n"78 continue79 }80 newToken = &Token{Kind: gauge.CommentKind, LineNo: parser.lineNo, LineText: line, Value: "\n"}81 } else if parser.isScenarioHeading(trimmedLine) {82 newToken = &Token{Kind: gauge.ScenarioKind, LineNo: parser.lineNo, LineText: line, Value: strings.TrimSpace(trimmedLine[2:])}83 } else if parser.isSpecHeading(trimmedLine) {84 newToken = &Token{Kind: gauge.SpecKind, LineNo: parser.lineNo, LineText: line, Value: strings.TrimSpace(trimmedLine[1:])}85 } else if parser.isSpecUnderline(trimmedLine) {86 if isInState(parser.currentState, commentScope) {87 newToken = parser.tokens[len(parser.tokens)-1]88 newToken.Kind = gauge.SpecKind89 parser.discardLastToken()90 } else {91 newToken = &Token{Kind: gauge.CommentKind, LineNo: parser.lineNo, LineText: line, Value: common.TrimTrailingSpace(line)}92 }93 } else if parser.isScenarioUnderline(trimmedLine) {94 if isInState(parser.currentState, commentScope) {95 newToken = parser.tokens[len(parser.tokens)-1]96 newToken.Kind = gauge.ScenarioKind97 parser.discardLastToken()98 } else {99 newToken = &Token{Kind: gauge.CommentKind, LineNo: parser.lineNo, LineText: line, Value: common.TrimTrailingSpace(line)}100 }101 } else if parser.isStep(trimmedLine) {102 newToken = &Token{Kind: gauge.StepKind, LineNo: parser.lineNo, LineText: strings.TrimSpace(trimmedLine[1:]), Value: strings.TrimSpace(trimmedLine[1:])}103 } else if found, startIndex := parser.checkTag(trimmedLine); found || isInState(parser.currentState, tagsScope) {104 if isInState(parser.currentState, tagsScope) {105 startIndex = 0106 }107 if parser.isTagEndingWithComma(trimmedLine) {108 addStates(&parser.currentState, tagsScope)109 } else {110 parser.clearState()111 }112 newToken = &Token{Kind: gauge.TagKind, LineNo: parser.lineNo, LineText: line, Value: strings.TrimSpace(trimmedLine[startIndex:])}113 } else if parser.isTableRow(trimmedLine) {114 kind := parser.tokenKindBasedOnCurrentState(tableScope, gauge.TableRow, gauge.TableHeader)115 newToken = &Token{Kind: kind, LineNo: parser.lineNo, LineText: line, Value: strings.TrimSpace(trimmedLine)}116 } else if value, found := parser.isDataTable(trimmedLine); found {117 newToken = &Token{Kind: gauge.DataTableKind, LineNo: parser.lineNo, LineText: line, Value: value}118 } else if parser.isTearDown(trimmedLine) {119 newToken = &Token{Kind: gauge.TearDownKind, LineNo: parser.lineNo, LineText: line, Value: trimmedLine}120 } else if env.AllowMultiLineStep() && newToken != nil && newToken.Kind == gauge.StepKind && !isInState(parser.currentState, newLineScope) {121 v := fmt.Sprintf("%s %s", newToken.LineText, trimmedLine)122 newToken = &Token{Kind: gauge.StepKind, LineNo: newToken.LineNo, LineText: strings.TrimSpace(v), Value: strings.TrimSpace(v)}123 errors = errors[:lastTokenErrorCount]124 parser.discardLastToken()125 } else {126 newToken = &Token{Kind: gauge.CommentKind, LineNo: parser.lineNo, LineText: line, Value: common.TrimTrailingSpace(line)}127 }128 pErrs := parser.accept(newToken, fileName)129 lastTokenErrorCount = len(pErrs)130 errors = append(errors, pErrs...)131 }132 return parser.tokens, errors133}134func (parser *SpecParser) tokenKindBasedOnCurrentState(state int, matchingToken gauge.TokenKind, alternateToken gauge.TokenKind) gauge.TokenKind {135 if isInState(parser.currentState, state) {136 return matchingToken137 }138 return alternateToken139}140func (parser *SpecParser) checkTag(text string) (bool, int) {141 lowerCased := strings.ToLower142 tagColon := "tags:"143 tagSpaceColon := "tags :"144 if tagStartIndex := strings.Index(lowerCased(text), tagColon); tagStartIndex == 0 {145 return true, len(tagColon)146 } else if tagStartIndex := strings.Index(lowerCased(text), tagSpaceColon); tagStartIndex == 0 {147 return true, len(tagSpaceColon)148 }149 return false, -1150}151func (parser *SpecParser) isTagEndingWithComma(text string) bool {152 return strings.HasSuffix(strings.ToLower(text), ",")153}154func (parser *SpecParser) isSpecHeading(text string) bool {155 if len(text) > 1 {156 return text[0] == '#' && text[1] != '#'157 }158 return text[0] == '#'159}160func (parser *SpecParser) isScenarioHeading(text string) bool {161 if len(text) > 2 {162 return text[0] == '#' && text[1] == '#' && text[2] != '#'163 } else if len(text) == 2 {164 return text[0] == '#' && text[1] == '#'165 }166 return false167}168func (parser *SpecParser) isStep(text string) bool {169 if len(text) > 1 {170 return text[0] == '*' && text[1] != '*'171 }172 return text[0] == '*'173}174func (parser *SpecParser) isScenarioUnderline(text string) bool {...

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isScenarioHeading

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1import (2func main() {3 status := godog.RunWithOptions("godogs", func(s *godog.Suite) {4 FeatureContext(s)5 }, godog.Options{6 })7 if st := m.Run(); st > status {8 }9 os.Exit(status)10}11func FeatureContext(s *godog.Suite) {12 s.Step(`^a scenario heading$`, aScenarioHeading)13}14func aScenarioHeading() error {15 p := &parser{}16 p.scenario = &gherkin.Scenario{Keyword: "Scenario:", Name: "some scenario"}17 p.feature = &gherkin.Feature{Keyword: "Feature:", Name: "some feature"}18 if !p.isScenarioHeading() {19 return fmt.Errorf("expected scenario heading, but got: %s", p.scenario.Name)20 }21}22import (23func main() {24 status := godog.RunWithOptions("godogs", func(s *godog.Suite) {25 FeatureContext(s)26 }, godog.Options{27 })28 if st := m.Run(); st > status {29 }30 os.Exit(status)31}32func FeatureContext(s *godog.Suite) {33 s.Step(`^a feature heading$`, aFeatureHeading)34}35func aFeatureHeading() error {36 p := &parser{}37 p.feature = &gherkin.Feature{Keyword: "Feature:", Name: "some feature"}38 if !p.isFeatureHeading() {39 return fmt.Errorf("expected feature heading, but got: %s", p.feature.Name)40 }41}42import (

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isScenarioHeading

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1import (2type Parser struct {3}4func NewParser(file *os.File) *Parser {5 return &Parser{scanner: bufio.NewScanner(file)}6}7func (p *Parser) ReadLine() string {8 p.scanner.Scan()9 return p.scanner.Text()10}11func (p *Parser) isScenarioHeading(line string) bool {12 return strings.Contains(line, "Scenario:")13}14func main() {15 file, _ := os.Open("test.txt")16 parser := NewParser(file)17 line := parser.ReadLine()18 if parser.isScenarioHeading(line) {19 fmt.Println("Scenario heading")20 } else {21 fmt.Println("Not a scenario heading")22 }23}

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1import (2func main() {3 feature, err := ioutil.ReadFile("features/​feature1.feature")4 if err != nil {5 fmt.Println(err)6 }7 p := new(parser.Parser)8 featureDef, err := p.Parse(feature)9 if err != nil {10 fmt.Println(err)11 }12 for _, feature := range featureDef.Feature.Children {13 if p.IsScenarioHeading(feature) {14 scenario := feature.(*gherkin.Scenario)15 fmt.Printf("Scenario: %s16 for _, step := range scenario.Steps {17 fmt.Printf("Step: %s18 }19 }20 }21}

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1import java.util.Scanner;2import java.io.File;3import java.io.FileNotFoundException;4{5public static void main(String[] args) throws FileNotFoundException6{7Scanner in = new Scanner(new File("1.txt"));8String line = in.nextLine();9while(in.hasNextLine())10{11line = in.nextLine();12if(parser.isScenarioHeading(line))13{14System.out.println(line);15}16}17}18}19{20public static boolean isScenarioHeading(String line)21{22if(line.contains("Scenario"))23{24return true;25}26return false;27}28}

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