Annotations

Step annotations

To get the stories working with the java code, we can use the Jmoribus Annotations @Given,@When and @Then. For example:

@Given("a system $state")
public void aSystemState(String state) {
    System.setState(state);
}

@When("I do something")
public void doSomething() {
    System.doSomeThing();
}

@Then("system is in a different $state")
public void checkState(String state) {
    Assert.assertEquals(state,System.getState());
}

In order to create aliases for the step you can use the same annotation, like so:

@Given({"a system $state",
        "a other system $state"})
public void aSystemState(String state) {
    System.setState(state);
}

Before/After annotations

Jmoribus know a few before and after hooks. This can be used before or after a story or scenario.

    @BeforeStory
    @BeforeScenario
    @AfterScenario
    @AfterStory
    public void beforeOrAfter() {
        // Do something
    }

Documentation/API annotations

Jmoribus can store variables so it can actively check if the needed variables do exist. Jmoribus knows the following annotations for this feature:

    @RequiredVariables("requiredVariableA")
    @Given("a step that requires a variable")
    public void methodA() {
        // do something with requiredVariableA here
    }
    @OutputVariables("outputVariableA")
    @When("a step that creates a variable")
    public void methodB() {
        // set the output variable here
    }

Jmoribus will check the ContextProvider thats given to the Configuration.