plus.cucumber.code

Feature: Cucumbers code support

I want to write documentation that always works.

Our tests - our documentation.

### Scenario: Should allow to define code inline and assert results (digits)  Given code var money = 100  Then money should equal 100 

### Scenario: Should allow to define code in the box and assert results (strings)  Given code:  """ ```  var money = 101;  var name = 'plus';

  ```
  """
Then `money` should equal `101`                                               
Then `name` should equal 'plus'                                               
Then `name` should equal `'plus'`                                             
Then `name` should equal "plus"                                               
Then `name` should equal `"plus"`                                             

### Scenario: Should allow to define code in the box and assert results (objects/functions)  Given code:  """ ```  var myFunction = function (){  return 200;  }

    var MyClass = function (){
      this.name = 'my name'
    }

  ```
  """
Then `myFunction()` should equal `200`                                                  
Then `new MyClass().name` should equal `'my name'`                                      

### Scenario: Should allow to assert types and variables  Given code var MyClass = function(){}  Given code var instance = new MyClass()  Then instance should be instanceOf MyClass  Then instance should be ok 

### Scenario: Should allow to assert with should chain  Given code var name = 'plus'  Then name should be ok  Then name should not be false 

### Scenario: Should allow to write doc blocks  Given @doc this is inline documentation  Given @doc:  """  this is box of documentation """

### Scenario: Should allow to require relative module  Given require src/Code.js as Code  Then Code should be ok 

### Scenario: How to use?  Given @doc npm install plus.cucumber.code --save-dev  Given @doc Simply add code.js file to features folder  Given @doc:  """ ``` // file: features/code.js

  module.exports = require('plus.cucumber.code');

  ```
  """
Given @doc or `node_modules/.bin/plus.cucumber.code.js init` 
Given @doc it will create code.js from previous doc box.     

8 scenarios (8 passed) 27 steps (27 passed)