Behave

The Behave extension aims to make development on behave based projects easier by making typical workflows available from Visual Studio Codes User Interface.

💡 Features

🔍 Automatic Test Discovery
🧪 Test-Explorer Integration
- 👀 Allows to view Features, Scenarios and Steps
- 🐛 Debug and Run Tests directly from the Test-Explorer UI
🔳 Scenario-Outline Support

Allows to run individual examples
🔍 Definition Provider

Jump to the corresponding implementation straight from the Test-File
⚙️ Configurable

Various configuration options allow you to tweak the extension for your needs
🔄 Automatic Refresh

File Updates and Deletions are tracked and updates are issued accordingly
🤏 Small Footprint

⚙️ Configuration

The following configuration options are available:

Name	Description	Default
`behave.allowedFiles`	The glob that is used to identify valid behave feature files	`*/.feature`
`behave.autoDiscover`	Whether or not to automatically discover all tests when opening a project	`true`
`behave.codeLens`	Whether or not to enable Code-Lens to allow running outlines from the Feature-File	`true`
`behave.arguments`	Additional arguments to pass to behave	`["-f", "pretty"]`
`behave.diffRegex`	Define the Regex used to determine the expected / actual value	`Expected: (?<expected>.)[\\s\\S]but: was (?<actual>.*)`

The behave.arguments setting allows for fine-grained control over how behave is executed.
For example, if you want to enable allure reports, you could use the following configuration:

{
    "behave.arguments": [
        "-f",
        "allure_behave.formatter:AllureFormatter",
        "-o",
        "allure"
    ],
}

💻 Commands

The following commands are available:

Name	Description
`Behave: Run`	Run Behave Tests
`Behave: Debug`	Debug Behave Tests
`Behave: Load File`	Discover Tests in the currently open file
`Behave: Discover`	Manually discover all tests
`Behave: Clear`	Clear the cache and discovered tests

All commands can also be used by other extensions, for information on arguments and return values, see src/commands.ts

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Behave

💡 Features

⚙️ Configuration

💻 Commands