Is there any BDD tool for Scala that supports Gherkin's reusable parameterized offers?
I would like to be able to use features like these:
Given number 4 is entered When "+" is pressed And number -1 is entered And "*" is pressed And number 2 is entered And "=" is pressed Then result is 6
And I would like to identify bindings to Hunter's sentences that differ only in one parameter, something like:
scenario("(4+(-1)) * 2 = 6") { given("number 4 is entered") when("'+' is pressed") and("number -1 is entered") and("'*' is pressed") and("number 2 is entered") and("'=' is pressed") then("result is 0") }
Based on the definitions of the articles as follows:
"number $number is entered" { calculator.enter(number) } "'$key' is pressed" { calculator.press(key) } "result is $number" { assert(calculator.getDisplayedNumber === number) }
I looked through the ScalaTest and Specs manuals, but I did not find such an option. ScalaTest seems to be able to reuse a specific sentence in another scenario, but it looks like it is not parameterized.
Do you know some tools that support what I want, or, for example, some extensions for ScalaTest, or a way to extend it to such a result?
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