How to use getAllStepsFromScenario method of reporter Package

Best Gauge code snippet using reporter.getAllStepsFromScenario

jsonConsole.go

Source: jsonConsole.go Github

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...160 Stream: c.stream,161 Res: &executionResult{162 Status: getScenarioStatus(res.(*result.ScenarioResult)),163 Time: res.ExecTime(),164 Errors: getErrors(c.stepCache, getAllStepsFromScenario(res.(*result.ScenarioResult).ProtoScenario), i.CurrentSpec.FileName, i),165 BeforeHookFailure: getHookFailure(res.GetPreHook(), "Before Scenario"),166 AfterHookFailure: getHookFailure(res.GetPostHook(), "After Scenario"),167 Table: getTable(scenario),168 },169 }170 c.write(e)171}172func getAllStepsFromScenario(scenario *gm.ProtoScenario) []*gm.ProtoItem {173 return append(scenario.GetContexts(), append(scenario.GetScenarioItems(), scenario.GetTearDownSteps()...)...)174}175func (c *jsonConsole) StepStart(stepText string) {176}177func (c *jsonConsole) StepEnd(step gauge.Step, res result.Result, execInfo *gm.ExecutionInfo) {178 si := &stepInfo{step: &step, protoStep: res.(*result.StepResult).Item().(*gm.ProtoStep)}179 c.stepCache[execInfo.CurrentScenario] = append(c.stepCache[execInfo.CurrentScenario], si)180}181func (c *jsonConsole) ConceptStart(conceptHeading string) {182}183func (c *jsonConsole) ConceptEnd(res result.Result) {184}185func (c *jsonConsole) DataTable(table string) {186}...

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getAllStepsFromScenario

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1import (2func init() {3 r = reporter.NewReporter()4}5func Step1() {6 fmt.Println("Step1")7}8func Step2() {9 fmt.Println("Step2")10}11func Step3() {12 fmt.Println("Step3")13}14func Step4() {15 fmt.Println("Step4")16}17func Step5() {18 fmt.Println("Step5")19}20func Step6() {21 fmt.Println("Step6")22}23func Step7() {24 fmt.Println("Step7")25}26func Step8() {27 fmt.Println("Step8")28}29func Step9() {30 fmt.Println("Step9")31}32func Step10() {33 fmt.Println("Step10")34}35func Step11() {36 fmt.Println("Step11")37}38func Step12() {39 fmt.Println("Step12")40}41func Step13() {42 fmt.Println("Step13")43}44func Step14() {45 fmt.Println("Step14")46}47func Step15() {48 fmt.Println("Step15")49}50func Step16() {51 fmt.Println("Step16")52}53func Step17() {54 fmt.Println("Step17")55}56func Step18() {57 fmt.Println("Step18")58}59func Step19() {60 fmt.Println("Step19")61}62func Step20() {63 fmt.Println("Step20")64}65func Step21() {66 fmt.Println("Step21")67}68func Step22() {69 fmt.Println("Step22")70}71func Step23() {72 fmt.Println("Step23")73}74func Step24() {75 fmt.Println("Step24")76}77func Step25() {78 fmt.Println("Step25")79}80func Step26() {81 fmt.Println("Step26")82}83func Step27() {84 fmt.Println("Step27")85}86func Step28() {87 fmt.Println("Step28")88}89func Step29() {90 fmt.Println("Step29")91}92func Step30() {93 fmt.Println("Step30")94}95func Step31() {96 fmt.Println("Step31")97}98func Step32() {99 fmt.Println("Step32")100}101func Step33() {

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1import (2func main() {3 r := reporter.NewReporter()4 steps := r.GetAllStepsFromScenario("scenario1")5 fmt.Println(steps)6}7import (8func main() {9 r := reporter.NewReporter()10 steps := r.GetAllStepsFromSpec("spec1")11 fmt.Println(steps)12}13import (14func main() {15 r := reporter.NewReporter()16 specInfo := r.GetSpecificationInfo("spec1")17 fmt.Println(specInfo)18}19import (20func main() {21 r := reporter.NewReporter()22 scenarioInfo := r.GetScenarioInfo("scenario1")23 fmt.Println(scenarioInfo)24}25import

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1import (2func main() {3 fmt.Println("Hello World!")4}5import (6func main() {7 fmt.Println("Hello World!")8}9import (10func main() {11 fmt.Println("Hello World!")12}13import (14func main() {15 fmt.Println("Hello World!")16}17import (18func main() {19 fmt.Println("Hello World!")20}21import (22func main() {23 fmt.Println("Hello World!")24}25import (

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1import (2func main(){3 testsuit.StartSuite("Test Suite", "1.0.0")4 testsuit.StartSpec("Test Spec")5 testsuit.StartScenario("Test Scenario")6 testsuit.AddStep("Test Step")7 testsuit.AddStep("Test Step 2")8 testsuit.EndScenario()9 testsuit.EndSpec()10 testsuit.EndSuite()11 steps := reporter.GetAllStepsFromScenario()12 for _, step := range steps {13 fmt.Println(step)14 }15}16import (17func main(){18 testsuit.StartSuite("Test Suite", "1.0.0")19 testsuit.StartSpec("Test Spec")20 testsuit.StartScenario("Test Scenario")21 testsuit.AddStep("Test Step")22 testsuit.AddStep("Test Step 2")23 testsuit.EndScenario()24 testsuit.EndSpec()25 testsuit.EndSuite()26 steps := reporter.GetAllStepsFromSpec()27 for _, step := range steps {28 fmt.Println(step)29 }30}31import (32func main(){33 testsuit.StartSuite("Test Suite", "1.0.0")34 testsuit.StartSpec("Test Spec")35 testsuit.StartScenario("Test Scenario")36 testsuit.AddStep("Test Step")37 testsuit.AddStep("Test Step 2")

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1import (2func TestMain(m *testing.M) {3 status := godog.RunWithOptions("godogs", func(s *godog.Suite) {4 FeatureContext(s)5 }, godog.Options{Format: "progress", Output: colors.Colored(os.Stdout)})6 if st := m.Run(); st > status {7 }8 os.Exit(status)9}10func FeatureContext(s *godog.Suite) {11 s.Step(`^I am on the "([^"]*)" page$`, iAmOnThePage)12 s.Step(`^I am on the "([^"]*)" page with the following parameters:$`, iAmOnThePageWithTheFollowingParameters)13 s.Step(`^I should see the "([^"]*)" button$`, iShouldSeeTheButton)14 s.Step(`^I should see the "([^"]*)" button with the following parameters:$`, iShouldSeeTheButtonWithTheFollowingParameters)15 s.Step(`^I click on the "([^"]*)" button$`, iClickOnTheButton)16 s.Step(`^I click on the "([^"]*)" button with the following parameters:$`, iClickOnTheButtonWithTheFollowingParameters)17 s.Step(`^I should see the "([^"]*)" element$`, iShouldSeeTheElement)18 s.Step(`^I should see the "([^"]*)" element with the following parameters:$`, iShouldSeeTheElementWithTheFollowingParameters)19 s.Step(`^I should not see the "([^"]*)" element$`, iShouldNotSeeTheElement)20 s.Step(`^I should not see the "([^"]*)" element with the following parameters:$`, iShouldNotSeeTheElementWithTheFollowingParameters)21 s.Step(`^I enter "([^"]*)" in the "([^"]*)" textbox$`, iEnterInTheTextbox)22 s.Step(`^I enter "([^"]*)" in the "([^"]*)" textbox with the following parameters:$`, iEnterInTheTextboxWithTheFollowingParameters)23 s.Step(`^I should see the "([^"]*)" text$`, iShouldSeeTheText)24 s.Step(`^I should see the "([^"]*)" text with the following parameters:$`, iShouldSeeTheTextWithTheFollowingParameters)25 s.Step(`^I should not see the "([^"]*)" text$`, iShould

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1import (2func aStepDef(arg1 int) error {3}4func FeatureContext(s *godog.Suite) {5 s.Step(`^a step with arg (\d+)$`, aStepDef)6}7func main() {8 reporter := godog.TestSuite{}9 s := godog.TestSuite{}10 opts := godog.Options{11 Output: colors.Colored(os.Stdout),12 Paths: []string{"1.feature"},13 }14 opts.Paths = []string{"1.feature"}15 s.Run(&opts)16 fmt.Println(step.Text)17}18import (19func TestMain(m *testing.M) {20 status := godog.RunWithOptions("godogs", func(s *godog.Suite) {21 FeatureContext(s)22 }, godog.Options{23 Paths: []string{"features"},24 })25 if st := m.Run(); st > status {26 }27 os.Exit(status)28}

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1import (2func getAllStepsFromScenario() []string {3 steps := scenario.GetSteps()4 for _, step := range steps {5 stepText := step.GetStepValue()6 stepTexts = append(stepTexts, stepText)7 }8}9import (10func getAllStepsFromSpec() []string {11 scenarios := spec.GetScenarios()12 for _, scenario := range scenarios {13 stepTexts = append(stepTexts, getAllStepsFromScenario(scenario)...)14 }15}16import (17func getAllStepsFromProject() []string {18 specs := project.GetSpecs()19 for _, spec := range specs {20 stepTexts = append(stepTexts, getAllStepsFromSpec(spec)...)21 }22}

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1func main() {2 var reporter = new(Reporter)3 var steps = reporter.GetAllStepsFromScenario("scenarioName")4}5func main() {6 var reporter = new(Reporter)7 var steps = reporter.GetAllStepsFromScenario("scenarioName")8}9func main() {10 var reporter = new(Reporter)11 var steps = reporter.GetAllStepsFromScenario("scenarioName")12}13func main() {14 var reporter = new(Reporter)15 var steps = reporter.GetAllStepsFromScenario("scenarioName")16}17func main() {18 var reporter = new(Reporter)19 var steps = reporter.GetAllStepsFromScenario("scenarioName")20}21func main() {22 var reporter = new(Reporter)23 var steps = reporter.GetAllStepsFromScenario("scenarioName")24}25func main() {26 var reporter = new(Reporter)27 var steps = reporter.GetAllStepsFromScenario("scenarioName")28}

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