Module: cli_bdd.core.steps.command
run_command
Runs a command.
Examples:
When I run `echo hello`
Matcher:
I run `(?P<command>[^`]*)`
successfully_run_command
Runs a command and checks it for successfull status.
Examples:
When I successfully run `echo hello`
Matcher:
I successfully run `(?P<command>.*)`
run_command_interactively
Runs a command in interactive mode.
Examples:
When I run `rm -i hello.txt` interactively
Matcher:
I run `(?P<command>[^`]*)` interactively
type_into_command
Types an input into the previously ran in interactive mode command.
Examples:
When I type "Yes"
Matcher:
I type "(?P<input_>[^"]*)"
got_interactive_dialog
Waits for a dialog.
By default waits for 1 second. Timeout could be changed by providing
in N seconds
information.
Examples:
When I got "Password:" for interactive dialog
When I got "Password:" for interactive dialog in 1 second
When I got "Name .*: " for interactive dialog in 0.01 seconds
Matcher:
I got "(?P<dialog_matcher>[^"]*)" for interactive dialog( in (?P<timeout>(\d*[.])?\d+) seconds?)?
output_should_contain_text
Checks the command output (stdout, stderr).
Examples:
Then the output should contain:
"""
hello
"""
Then the output should contain exactly:
"""
hello
"""
Then the stderr should not contain exactly:
"""
hello
"""
Matcher:
the (?P<output>(output|stderr|stdout)) should( (?P<should_not>not))? contain( (?P<exactly>exactly))?
output_should_contain_lines
Checks the command output number of lines.
Examples:
Then the output should contain 3 lines
Then the output should not contain 3 lines
Then the output should contain up to 3 lines
Then the output should contain less than 3 lines
Then the output should contain at least 1 line
Then the output should contain more than 1 line
Matcher:
the (?P<output>(output|stderr|stdout)) should( (?P<should_not>not))? contain( (?P<comparison>(up to|at least|more than|less than)))? (?P<count>\d+) lines?
exit_status_should_be
Checks the command status code.
Examples:
Then the exit status should be 1
Then the exit status should not be 1
Matcher:
the exit status should( (?P<should_not>not))? be (?P<exit_status>\d+)