BddFramework class - bdd_framework library

Constructors

codeRuns → List<CodeRun?>: final
codeTerms → Iterable<BddCodeTerm>: no setter
feature → BddFeature?: final
hashCode → int: The hash code for this object.
no setterinherited
passed ↔ List<bool>: Nulls means the test was not run yet. True means it passed. False means it did not pass.
getter/setter pair
runtimeType → Type: A representation of the runtime type of the object.
no setterinherited
skip → BddFramework: Skips running this test.
no setter
skipReal → BddFramework: Skips running this test in REAL mode (runs only in simulated mode).
no setter
terms → List<_BaseTerm>: final
textTerms → Iterable<BddTerm>: no setter

addCode(CodeRun? code) → void
allTerms<T extends BddTerm>() → Iterable<T>: Example: List<Given> = bdd.allTerms<Given>().toList();
description() → String: The BDD description is its Scenario (or blank if there is no Scenario).
example() → BddExample?: A Bdd may have 0 or 1 examples.
exampleRow(int? count) → Set<val>?: The example, if it exists, may have any number of rows.
given(String text) → BddGiven: This keyword starts a step that sets up the initial context of the scenario. It's used to describe the state of the world before you begin the behavior you're specifying in this scenario. For example, "Given I am logged into the website" sets the scene for the actions that follow.
noSuchMethod(Invocation invocation) → dynamic: Invoked when a nonexistent method or property is accessed.
inherited
numberOfExamples() → int
scenario(String text) → BddScenario: The high-level description of a test case in Gherkin. It describes a particular functionality or feature of the system being tested.
tables() → List<BddTableTerm>: A Bdd may have 0, 1, or more tables (which are not examples).
timeout(Duration? duration) → BddFramework
timeoutSec(int seconds) → BddFramework
toMap(BddConfig config) → List<String>
toString({BddConfig config = BddConfig._default, bool withFeature = false}) → String: A string representation of this object.
override