godog/fmt_cucumber.go

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Go

package godog
/*
The specification for the formatting originated from https://www.relishapp.com/cucumber/cucumber/docs/formatters/json-output-formatter.
I found that documentation was misleading or out dated. To validate formatting I create a ruby cucumber test harness and ran the
same feature files through godog and the ruby cucumber.
The docstrings in the cucumber.feature represent the cucumber output for those same feature definitions.
I did note that comments in ruby could be at just about any level in particular Feature, Scenario and Step. In godog I
could only find comments under the Feature data structure.
*/
import (
"encoding/json"
"fmt"
"io"
"strconv"
"strings"
"time"
"github.com/DATA-DOG/godog/gherkin"
)
func init() {
Format("cucumber", "Produces cucumber JSON format output.", cucumberFunc)
}
func cucumberFunc(suite string, out io.Writer) Formatter {
formatter := &cukefmt{
basefmt: basefmt{
started: time.Now(),
indent: 2,
out: out,
},
}
return formatter
}
// Replace spaces with - This function is used to create the "id" fields of the cucumber output.
func makeID(name string) string {
return strings.Replace(strings.ToLower(name), " ", "-", -1)
}
// The sequence of type structs are used to marshall the json object.
type cukeComment struct {
Value string `json:"value"`
Line int `json:"line"`
}
type cukeDocstring struct {
Value string `json:"value"`
ContentType string `json:"content_type"`
Line int `json:"line"`
}
type cukeTag struct {
Name string `json:"name"`
Line int `json:"line"`
}
type cukeResult struct {
Status string `json:"status"`
Error string `json:"error_message,omitempty"`
Duration *int `json:"duration,omitempty"`
}
type cukeMatch struct {
Location string `json:"location"`
}
type cukeStep struct {
Keyword string `json:"keyword"`
Name string `json:"name"`
Line int `json:"line"`
Docstring *cukeDocstring `json:"doc_string,omitempty"`
Match cukeMatch `json:"match"`
Result cukeResult `json:"result"`
}
type cukeElement struct {
ID string `json:"id"`
Keyword string `json:"keyword"`
Name string `json:"name"`
Description string `json:"description"`
Line int `json:"line"`
Type string `json:"type"`
Tags []cukeTag `json:"tags,omitempty"`
Steps []cukeStep `json:"steps,omitempty"`
}
type cukeFeatureJSON struct {
URI string `json:"uri"`
ID string `json:"id"`
Keyword string `json:"keyword"`
Name string `json:"name"`
Description string `json:"description"`
Line int `json:"line"`
Comments []cukeComment `json:"comments,omitempty"`
Tags []cukeTag `json:"tags,omitempty"`
Elements []cukeElement `json:"elements,omitempty"`
}
type cukefmt struct {
basefmt
// currently running feature path, to be part of id.
// this is sadly not passed by gherkin nodes.
// it restricts this formatter to run only in synchronous single
// threaded execution. Unless running a copy of formatter for each feature
path string
stat stepType // last step status, before skipped
outlineSteps int // number of current outline scenario steps
ID string // current test id.
results []cukeFeatureJSON // structure that represent cuke results
curStep *cukeStep // track the current step
curElement *cukeElement // track the current element
curFeature *cukeFeatureJSON // track the current feature
curOutline cukeElement // Each example show up as an outline element but the outline is parsed only once
// so I need to keep track of the current outline
curRow int // current row of the example table as it is being processed.
curExampleTags []cukeTag // temporary storage for tags associate with the current example table.
startTime time.Time // used to time duration of the step execution
curExampleName string // Due to the fact that examples are parsed once and then iterated over for each result then we need to keep track
// of the example name inorder to build id fields.
}
func (f *cukefmt) Node(n interface{}) {
f.basefmt.Node(n)
switch t := n.(type) {
// When the example definition is seen we just need track the id and
// append the name associated with the example as part of the id.
case *gherkin.Examples:
f.curExampleName = makeID(t.Name)
f.curRow = 2 // there can be more than one example set per outline so reset row count.
// cucumber counts the header row as an example when creating the id.
// store any example level tags in a temp location.
f.curExampleTags = make([]cukeTag, len(t.Tags))
for idx, element := range t.Tags {
f.curExampleTags[idx].Line = element.Location.Line
f.curExampleTags[idx].Name = element.Name
}
// The outline node creates a placeholder and the actual element is added as each TableRow is processed.
case *gherkin.ScenarioOutline:
f.curOutline = cukeElement{}
f.curOutline.Name = t.Name
f.curOutline.Line = t.Location.Line
f.curOutline.Description = t.Description
f.curOutline.Keyword = t.Keyword
f.curOutline.ID = f.curFeature.ID + ";" + makeID(t.Name)
f.curOutline.Type = "scenario"
f.curOutline.Tags = make([]cukeTag, len(t.Tags)+len(f.curFeature.Tags))
// apply feature level tags
if len(f.curOutline.Tags) > 0 {
copy(f.curOutline.Tags, f.curFeature.Tags)
// apply outline level tags.
for idx, element := range t.Tags {
f.curOutline.Tags[idx+len(f.curFeature.Tags)].Line = element.Location.Line
f.curOutline.Tags[idx+len(f.curFeature.Tags)].Name = element.Name
}
}
// This scenario adds the element to the output immediately.
case *gherkin.Scenario:
f.curFeature.Elements = append(f.curFeature.Elements, cukeElement{})
f.curElement = &f.curFeature.Elements[len(f.curFeature.Elements)-1]
f.curElement.Name = t.Name
f.curElement.Line = t.Location.Line
f.curElement.Description = t.Description
f.curElement.Keyword = t.Keyword
f.curElement.ID = f.curFeature.ID + ";" + makeID(t.Name)
f.curElement.Type = "scenario"
f.curElement.Tags = make([]cukeTag, len(t.Tags)+len(f.curFeature.Tags))
if len(f.curElement.Tags) > 0 {
// apply feature level tags
copy(f.curElement.Tags, f.curFeature.Tags)
// apply scenario level tags.
for idx, element := range t.Tags {
f.curElement.Tags[idx+len(f.curFeature.Tags)].Line = element.Location.Line
f.curElement.Tags[idx+len(f.curFeature.Tags)].Name = element.Name
}
}
// This is an outline scenario and the element is added to the output as
// the TableRows are encountered.
case *gherkin.TableRow:
tmpElem := f.curOutline
tmpElem.Line = t.Location.Line
tmpElem.ID = tmpElem.ID + ";" + f.curExampleName + ";" + strconv.Itoa(f.curRow)
f.curRow++
f.curFeature.Elements = append(f.curFeature.Elements, tmpElem)
f.curElement = &f.curFeature.Elements[len(f.curFeature.Elements)-1]
// copy in example level tags.
f.curElement.Tags = append(f.curElement.Tags, f.curExampleTags...)
}
}
func (f *cukefmt) Feature(ft *gherkin.Feature, p string, c []byte) {
f.basefmt.Feature(ft, p, c)
f.path = p
f.ID = makeID(ft.Name)
f.results = append(f.results, cukeFeatureJSON{})
f.curFeature = &f.results[len(f.results)-1]
f.curFeature.URI = p
f.curFeature.Name = ft.Name
f.curFeature.Keyword = ft.Keyword
f.curFeature.Line = ft.Location.Line
f.curFeature.Description = ft.Description
f.curFeature.ID = f.ID
f.curFeature.Tags = make([]cukeTag, len(ft.Tags))
for idx, element := range ft.Tags {
f.curFeature.Tags[idx].Line = element.Location.Line
f.curFeature.Tags[idx].Name = element.Name
}
f.curFeature.Comments = make([]cukeComment, len(ft.Comments))
for idx, comment := range ft.Comments {
f.curFeature.Comments[idx].Value = strings.TrimSpace(comment.Text)
f.curFeature.Comments[idx].Line = comment.Location.Line
}
}
func (f *cukefmt) Summary() {
dat, err := json.MarshalIndent(f.results, "", " ")
if err != nil {
panic(err)
}
fmt.Fprintf(f.out, "%s\n", string(dat))
}
func (f *cukefmt) step(res *stepResult) {
// determine if test case has finished
switch t := f.owner.(type) {
case *gherkin.TableRow:
d := int(time.Since(f.startTime).Nanoseconds())
f.curStep.Result.Duration = &d
f.curStep.Line = t.Location.Line
f.curStep.Result.Status = res.typ.String()
if res.err != nil {
f.curStep.Result.Error = res.err.Error()
}
case *gherkin.Scenario:
d := int(time.Since(f.startTime).Nanoseconds())
f.curStep.Result.Duration = &d
f.curStep.Result.Status = res.typ.String()
if res.err != nil {
f.curStep.Result.Error = res.err.Error()
}
}
}
func (f *cukefmt) Defined(step *gherkin.Step, def *StepDef) {
f.startTime = time.Now() // start timing the step
f.curElement.Steps = append(f.curElement.Steps, cukeStep{})
f.curStep = &f.curElement.Steps[len(f.curElement.Steps)-1]
f.curStep.Name = step.Text
f.curStep.Line = step.Location.Line
f.curStep.Keyword = step.Keyword
if _, ok := step.Argument.(*gherkin.DocString); ok {
f.curStep.Docstring = &cukeDocstring{}
f.curStep.Docstring.ContentType = strings.TrimSpace(step.Argument.(*gherkin.DocString).ContentType)
f.curStep.Docstring.Line = step.Argument.(*gherkin.DocString).Location.Line
f.curStep.Docstring.Value = step.Argument.(*gherkin.DocString).Content
}
if def != nil {
f.curStep.Match.Location = strings.Split(def.definitionID(), " ")[0]
}
}
func (f *cukefmt) Passed(step *gherkin.Step, match *StepDef) {
f.basefmt.Passed(step, match)
f.stat = passed
f.step(f.passed[len(f.passed)-1])
}
func (f *cukefmt) Skipped(step *gherkin.Step) {
f.basefmt.Skipped(step)
f.step(f.skipped[len(f.skipped)-1])
// no duration reported for skipped.
f.curStep.Result.Duration = nil
}
func (f *cukefmt) Undefined(step *gherkin.Step) {
f.basefmt.Undefined(step)
f.stat = undefined
f.step(f.undefined[len(f.undefined)-1])
// the location for undefined is the feature file location not the step file.
f.curStep.Match.Location = fmt.Sprintf("%s:%d", f.path, step.Location.Line)
f.curStep.Result.Duration = nil
}
func (f *cukefmt) Failed(step *gherkin.Step, match *StepDef, err error) {
f.basefmt.Failed(step, match, err)
f.stat = failed
f.step(f.failed[len(f.failed)-1])
}
func (f *cukefmt) Pending(step *gherkin.Step, match *StepDef) {
f.stat = pending
f.basefmt.Pending(step, match)
f.step(f.pending[len(f.pending)-1])
// the location for pending is the feature file location not the step file.
f.curStep.Match.Location = fmt.Sprintf("%s:%d", f.path, step.Location.Line)
f.curStep.Result.Duration = nil
}