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How to use by_console method in toolium

Best Python code snippet using toolium_python

env_utils.py

...44        msg = 'trying to execute a step in the environment: \n' \45              '           - Exception: %s' % exc46        if self.logger is not None:47            self.logger.warning(msg)48        self.by_console('      WARN - %s' % msg)49    def error(self, exc):50        """51        log an error message:52        :param exc: exception message53        """54        msg = 'trying to execute a step in the environment: \n' \55              '           - Exception: %s' % exc56        if self.logger is not None:57            self.logger.error(msg)58        self.by_console('      ERROR - %s' % msg)59    def debug(self, value):60        """61        log a debug message62        :param value: text to log63        """64        if self.logger is not None:65            self.logger.debug(value)66    def by_console(self, text_to_print):67        """68        print in console avoiding output buffering69        :param text_to_print: Text to print by console70        """71        if self.show:72            sys.stdout.write("%s\n" % text_to_print)73            sys.stdout.flush()74class DynamicEnvironment:75    """76    This class is useful when we would like execute generic steps: before the feature, before each scenario,77     after the feature or/and after each scenario.78    It is necessary to append certain lines in the environment.py:79        from common.utils.env_utils import DynamicEnvironment80        def before_all(context):81            context.dyn_env = DynamicEnvironment(logger=context.logger)82        def before_feature(context, feature):83            # ---- get all steps defined in the feature description associated to each action ----84            context.dyn_env.get_steps_from_feature_description(context, feature.description)85            # ---- actions before the feature ----86            context.dyn_env.execute_before_feature_steps(context)87        def before_scenario(context, scenario):88            # ---- actions before each scenario ----89            context.dyn_env.execute_before_scenario_steps(context)90        def after_scenario(context, scenario):91            # ---- actions after each scenario ----92            context.dyn_env.execute_after_scenario_steps(context)93        def after_feature(context, feature):94            # ---- actions after feature ----95            context.dyn_env.execute_after_feature_steps(context)96    """97    def __init__(self, **kwargs):98        """99        constructor100        :param kwargs: parameters set101        :param logger: logger instance102        :param show: determine if messages are displayed by console103        """104        logger_class = kwargs.get("logger", None)105        self.show = kwargs.get("show", True)106        self.logger = Logger(logger_class, self.show)107        self.init_actions()108        self.scenario_counter = 0109        self.feature_error = False110        self.scenario_error = False111    def init_actions(self):112        """clear actions lists"""113        self.actions = {ACTIONS_BEFORE_FEATURE: [],114                        ACTIONS_BEFORE_SCENARIO: [],115                        ACTIONS_AFTER_SCENARIO: [],116                        ACTIONS_AFTER_FEATURE: []}117    def get_steps_from_feature_description(self, description):118        """119        get all steps defined in the feature description associated to each action120        :param description: feature description121        """122        self.init_actions()123        label_exists = EMPTY124        step_text_start = False125        for row in description:126            if label_exists != EMPTY:127                # in case of a line with a comment, it is removed128                if "#" in row:129                    row = row[0:row.find("#")].strip()130                if any(row.startswith(x) for x in KEYWORDS):131                    self.actions[label_exists].append(row)132                elif row.strip()[-3:] in STEP_TEXT_SEPARATORS and step_text_start:133                    self.actions[label_exists][-1] = "%s\n      %s" % (self.actions[label_exists][-1], row)134                    step_text_start = False135                elif row.find(TABLE_SEPARATOR) >= 0 or step_text_start:136                    self.actions[label_exists][-1] = "%s\n      %s" % (self.actions[label_exists][-1], row)137                elif row.strip()[:3] in STEP_TEXT_SEPARATORS and not step_text_start:138                    self.actions[label_exists][-1] = "%s\n      %s" % (self.actions[label_exists][-1], row)139                    step_text_start = True140                else:141                    label_exists = EMPTY142            for action_label in self.actions:143                if row.lower().find(action_label) >= 0:144                    label_exists = action_label145    def __remove_prefix(self, step):146        """147        remove the step prefix to will be replaced by Given148        :param step: step text149        """150        step_length = len(step)151        for k in KEYWORDS:152            step = step.lstrip(k)153            if len(step) < step_length:154                break155        return step156    def __print_step_by_console(self, step):157        """158        print the step by console if the show variable is enabled159        :param step: step text160        """161        step_list = step.split('\n')162        for s in step_list:163            self.logger.by_console('    %s' % repr(s).replace("u'", "").replace("'", ""))164    def __execute_steps_by_action(self, context, action):165        """166        execute a steps set by action167        :param context: Itâs a clever place where you and behave can store information to share around,168                        automatically managed by behave.169        :param action: action executed: see labels allowed above.170        """171        if len(self.actions[action]) > 0:172            if action == ACTIONS_BEFORE_SCENARIO:173                self.logger.by_console('\n')174                self.scenario_counter += 1175                self.logger.by_console(176                    "  ------------------ Scenario NÂº: %d ------------------" % self.scenario_counter)177                self.logger.by_console('  %s:' % action)178            elif action in [ACTIONS_BEFORE_FEATURE, ACTIONS_AFTER_FEATURE]:179                self.logger.by_console('\n')180            for item in self.actions[action]:181                self.scenario_error = False182                try:183                    self.__print_step_by_console(item)184                    context.execute_steps('''%s%s''' % (GIVEN_PREFIX, self.__remove_prefix(item)))185                    self.logger.debug('step defined in pre-actions: %s' % repr(item))186                except Exception as exc:187                    self.feature_error = action in [ACTIONS_BEFORE_FEATURE]188                    self.scenario_error = action in [ACTIONS_BEFORE_SCENARIO]189                    self.logger.error(exc)190                    self.error_exception = exc191                    break192    def reset_error_status(self):193        """194        Check if the dyn_env has got any exception when executing the steps and restore the value of status to False.195        :return: True if any exception has been raised when executing steps196        """197        try:...

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