Keeping behat context and feature files under different paths

15/02/2017 - BEHAT, SYMFONY

You can create more than one bundle in your application and have their own behat tests. In such cases we use --suite flag to run tests. In this example we're going to have set of tests under a bundle and another set under root folder.


Structure


inanzzz
    ...
    features
        Context
            CommonContext
            FeatureContext
            CountryContext
        Tests.feature
    ...
    src
        Inanzzz
            ApplicationBundle
                ...
                Features
                    Context
                        CommonContext
                        FeatureContext
                        CountryContext
                    Tests.feature
                ...
    ...
    behat.yml
    ...

Behat.yml


Critical point here is autoload and bundle properties.


default:
    autoload:
        - %paths.base%
    extensions:
        BehatSymfony2Extension: ~
        BehatMinkExtension:
            base_url: http://inanzzz.dev:8082/app_test.php
            sessions:
                symfony2:
                    symfony2: ~
    suites:
        app:
            type: symfony_bundle
            bundle: InanzzzApplicationBundle
            mink_session: symfony2
            contexts:
                - InanzzzApplicationBundle\Features\Context\FeatureContext
                - InanzzzApplicationBundle\Features\Context\CommonContext
                - InanzzzApplicationBundle\Features\Context\CountryContext

        root:
            mink_session: symfony2
            contexts:
                - features\Context\FeatureContext
                - features\Context\CommonContext
                - features\Context\CountryContext

Tests


$ vendor/bin/behat --suite=app

$ vendor/bin/behat --suite=root