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How to use WhenTestStep class of com.tngtech.jgiven package

Best JGiven code snippet using com.tngtech.jgiven.WhenTestStep

Source: TestClassSuffixConfigurationTest.java

...4import com.tngtech.jgiven.annotation.JGivenConfiguration;5import com.tngtech.jgiven.config.AbstractJGivenConfiguration;6import com.tngtech.jgiven.junit.test.GivenTestStep;7import com.tngtech.jgiven.junit.test.ThenTestStep;8import com.tngtech.jgiven.junit.test.WhenTestStep;9@JGivenConfiguration( TestClassSuffixConfigurationTest.CustomTestSuffixConfiguration.class )10public class TestClassSuffixConfigurationTest extends ScenarioTest<GivenTestStep, WhenTestStep, ThenTestStep> {11    @Test12    public void class_name_suffix_can_be_configured() throws Throwable {13        given().some_boolean_value( true );14        getScenario().finished();15        assertThat( getScenario().getModel().getName() ).isEqualTo( "Test Class Suffix" );16    }17    public static class CustomTestSuffixConfiguration extends AbstractJGivenConfiguration {18        @Override19        public void configure() {20            setTestClassSuffixRegEx( "ConfigurationTest" );21        }22    }23}...

Source:TestClassNameTest.java

...4import com.tngtech.jgiven.annotation.As;5import com.tngtech.jgiven.config.AbstractJGivenConfiguration;6import com.tngtech.jgiven.junit.test.GivenTestStep;7import com.tngtech.jgiven.junit.test.ThenTestStep;8import com.tngtech.jgiven.junit.test.WhenTestStep;9@As( "Some other name" )10public class TestClassNameTest extends ScenarioTest<GivenTestStep, WhenTestStep, ThenTestStep> {11    @Test12    public void classes_can_be_given_names_with_the_As_annotation() throws Throwable {13        given().some_boolean_value( true );14        getScenario().finished();15        assertThat( getScenario().getModel().getName() ).isEqualTo( "Some other name" );16    }17    public static class CustomTestSuffixConfiguration extends AbstractJGivenConfiguration {18        @Override19        public void configure() {20            setTestClassSuffixRegEx( "ConfigurationTest" );21        }22    }23}...

Source: WhenTestStep.java

1package com.tngtech.jgiven;2import com.tngtech.jgiven.annotation.AfterStage;3import com.tngtech.jgiven.annotation.ExpectedScenarioState;4import com.tngtech.jgiven.annotation.ProvidedScenarioState;5public class WhenTestStep extends Stage<WhenTestStep> {6    @ExpectedScenarioState7    int someIntValue;8    @ExpectedScenarioState9    int value1;10    @ExpectedScenarioState11    int value2;12    @ProvidedScenarioState13    int intResult;14    int afterStageCalled;15    public void both_values_are_multiplied_with_each_other() {16        intResult = value1 * value2;17    }18    public WhenTestStep something_happens() {19        return self();20    }21    public WhenTestStep an_exception_is_thrown() { throw new RuntimeException(); }22    @AfterStage23    void someAfterStageMethod() {24        afterStageCalled++;25    }26}...

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1import com.tngtech.jgiven.junit.ScenarioTest;2import java.util.List;3public class WhenTestStep extends ScenarioTest<WhenTestStep, ThenTestStep> {4    public WhenTestStep the_following_people_are_added_to_the_database(List<Person> people) {5        return self();6    }7}8import com.tngtech.jgiven.junit.ScenarioTest;9import java.util.List;10public class WhenTestStep extends ScenarioTest<WhenTestStep, ThenTestStep> {11    public WhenTestStep the_following_people_are_added_to_the_database(List<Person> people) {12        return self();13    }14}15import com.tngtech.jgiven.junit.ScenarioTest;16import java.util.List;17public class WhenTestStep extends ScenarioTest<WhenTestStep, ThenTestStep> {18    public WhenTestStep the_following_people_are_added_to_the_database(List<Person> people) {19        return self();20    }21}22import com.tngtech.jgiven.junit.ScenarioTest;23import java.util.List;24public class WhenTestStep extends ScenarioTest<WhenTestStep, ThenTestStep> {25    public WhenTestStep the_following_people_are_added_to_the_database(List<Person> people) {26        return self();27    }28}29import com.tngtech.jgiven.junit.ScenarioTest;30import java.util.List;31public class WhenTestStep extends ScenarioTest<WhenTestStep, ThenTestStep> {32    public WhenTestStep the_following_people_are_added_to_the_database(List<Person> people) {33        return self();34    }35}36import com.tngtech.jgiven.junit.ScenarioTest;37import java.util.List;38public class WhenTestStep extends ScenarioTest<WhenTestStep, ThenTestStep> {39    public WhenTestStep the_following_people_are_added_to_the_database(List<Person> people) {40        return self();41    }42}

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