How to use step_i_run_command method in Behave

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command_steps.py

Source: command_steps.py Github

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...66# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------67# STEPS: Run commands68# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------69@when(u'I run "{command}"')70def step_i_run_command(context, command):71 """72 Run a command as subprocess, collect its output and returncode.73 """74 command_util.ensure_workdir_exists(context)75 context.command_result = command_shell.run(command, cwd=context.workdir)76 command_util.workdir_save_coverage_files(context.workdir)77 if False and DEBUG:78 print(u"run_command: {0}".format(command))79 print(u"run_command.output {0}".format(context.command_result.output))80@when(u'I successfully run "{command}"')81def step_i_successfully_run_command(context, command):82 step_i_run_command(context, command)83 step_it_should_pass(context)84@then(u'it should fail with result "{result:int}"')85def step_it_should_fail_with_result(context, result):86 assert_that(context.command_result.returncode, equal_to(result))87 assert_that(result, is_not(equal_to(0)))88@then(u'the command should fail with returncode="{result:int}"')89def step_it_should_fail_with_returncode(context, result):90 assert_that(context.command_result.returncode, equal_to(result))91 assert_that(result, is_not(equal_to(0)))92@then(u'the command returncode is "{result:int}"')93def step_the_command_returncode_is(context, result):94 assert_that(context.command_result.returncode, equal_to(result))95@then(u'the command returncode is non-zero')96def step_the_command_returncode_is_nonzero(context):...

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forcefield_steps.py

Source: forcefield_steps.py Github

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...33 filename_ = os.path.join(context.workdir, directory, filename)34 assert os.path.exists(filename_), "The file {} does not exist.".format(filename_)35 assert os.path.isfile(filename_), "Target {} is not a file.".format(filename_)36@when('I run "{command}"')37def step_i_run_command(context, command):38 """Run a command"""39 command_ = shlex.split(command)40 context.output = subprocess.check_output(command_)41@when('I successfully run "{command}"')42def step_i_successfully_run_command(context, command):43 """Check that the command is ran successfully"""44 try:45 step_i_run_command(context, command)46 except subprocess.CalledProcessError as error:47 context.return_code = error.returncode48 assert (49 context.return_code == 050 ), "The command {} did not run successfully.\n {}".format(51 error.cmd, error.output52 )53@then('a file named "{filename}" should exist')54def step_a_file_named_filename_should_exist(context, filename):55 """Test if a file exists"""56 step_a_file_named_filename_exists(context, filename)57@then('a temporary file named "{filename}" should exist')58def step_a_temporary_file_named_filename_should_exist(context, filename):59 """Test if a file exists"""...

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steps.py

Source: steps.py Github

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...24def step_i_successfully_execute_command(context, command):25 command += " --profile {}".format(26 context.config.userdata.get('profile_name')27 )28 behave4cmd0.command_steps.step_i_run_command(context, command)29 behave4cmd0.command_steps.step_it_should_pass(context)30@when(u'I update model "{name}" to')31def update_model_with_body(context, name):32 behave4cmd0.command_steps.step_a_file_named_filename_with(33 context,34 "models/​{}.sql".format(name)35 )36@then(u'"{relation_one}" and "{relation_two}" should be equivalent')37def seed_and_view_should_be_equivalent(context, relation_one, relation_two):38 raise NotImplementedError(39 u'STEP: "{}" and "{}" should be equivalent',40 relation_one,41 relation_two42 )

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cmake_build_steps.py

Source: cmake_build_steps.py Github

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2from behave4cmd0 import command_util3from invoke.util import cd4from path import Path5@when(u'I run "{command}" in directory "{directory}"')6def step_i_run_command(ctx, command, directory):7 """Run a command as subprocess in another directory,8 collect its output and returncode.9 """10 command_util.ensure_workdir_exists(ctx)11 workdir2 = Path(directory)12 if not workdir2.isabs():13 # -- USE: WORKDIR14 workdir2 = Path(ctx.workdir)/​directory15 if not workdir2.isdir():16 assert False, "NEW WORKDIR={0} does not exists".format(workdir2.relpath())17 with cd(workdir2):18 # print("RUN: {0} (cwd={1})".format(command, Path(".").abspath()))19 text = u'When I run "{0}"'.format(command)20 ctx.execute_steps(text)...

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