Best Python code snippet using gherkin-python
compiler.py
Source: compiler.py
...28 args = (uri, feature_tags, background_steps, scenario, language, pickles)29 if not scenario['examples']:30 self._compile_scenario(*args)31 else:32 self._compile_scenario_outline(*args)33 return pickles34 def _compile_rule(self, uri, feature_tags, feature_background_steps, rule, language, pickles):35 tags = list(feature_tags) + list(rule['tags'])36 background_steps = []37 background_steps += feature_background_steps38 for scenario_definition in rule['children']:39 if 'background' in scenario_definition:40 if scenario_definition['background']['steps']:41 background_steps += scenario_definition['background']['steps']42 else:43 scenario = scenario_definition['scenario']44 args = (uri, tags, background_steps, scenario, language, pickles)45 if not scenario['examples']:46 self._compile_scenario(*args)47 else:48 self._compile_scenario_outline(*args)49 return pickles50 def _compile_scenario(self, uri, inherited_tags, background_steps, scenario, language, pickles):51 tags = list(inherited_tags) + list(scenario['tags'])52 steps = list()53 if scenario['steps']:54 steps.extend(self._pickle_steps(background_steps + scenario['steps']))55 pickle = {56 'astNodeIds': [scenario['id']],57 'id': self.id_generator.get_next_id(),58 'tags': self._pickle_tags(tags),59 'name': scenario['name'],60 'language': language,61 'steps': steps,62 'uri': uri63 }64 pickles.append(pickle)65 def _compile_scenario_outline(self, uri, inherited_tags, background_steps, scenario, language, pickles):66 for examples in (e for e in scenario['examples'] if 'tableHeader' in e):67 variable_cells = examples['tableHeader']['cells']68 for values in examples['tableBody']:69 value_cells = values['cells']70 steps = list()71 if scenario['steps']:72 steps.extend(self._pickle_steps(background_steps))73 tags = list(inherited_tags) + list(scenario['tags']) + list(examples['tags'])74 if scenario['steps']:75 for outline_step in scenario['steps']:76 step_text = self._interpolate(77 outline_step['text'],78 variable_cells,79 value_cells)...
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