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= shallot

shallot can lex and parse just enough Gherkin to give you:

 {:feature=>"The name of the feature",
  :background=>
   ["        Each step in the background",
    "        But without any additional parsing",
    "        Or validation"],
  :scenarios=>
   [{:name=>"And each scenario",
     :outline=>false,
     :tags=>["shallot", "regression", "bug"],
     :contents=>
      ["        With tags, including those inherited",
       "        From the feature level tags"]},
    {:name=>"As well as scenario outlines",
     :outline=>true,
     :tags=>["shallot", "feature"],
     :contents=>
      ["        With support for the following",
       "            \"\"\"",
       "            long-quoted",
       "            sections",
       "            \"\"\"",
       "        While no extra <kind> for examples",
       "        Examples:",
       "            | kind    |",
       "            | parsing |",
       "            | lexing  |"]}]}

The above results from calling Shallot.parse(f), where f is an open File
handle on the following feature file:

 @shallot
 Feature: The name of the feature
     This gets completely ignored.

     Background:
         Each step in the background
         But without any additional parsing
         Or validation

     @regression @bug
     Scenario: And each scenario
         With tags, including those inherited
         From the feature level tags

     @feature
     Scenario Outline: As well as scenario outlines
         With support for the following
             """
             long-quoted
             sections
             """
         While no extra <kind> for examples

         Examples:
             | kind    |
             | parsing |
             | lexing  |

== Copyright

Copyright (c) 2011 Noble Samurai. See LICENSE.txt for
further details.

Version data entries

2 entries across 2 versions & 1 rubygems

Version	Path
shallot-0.3	README.rdoc
shallot-0.2	README.rdoc