IntelliJBehave安装与配置.docx

IntelliJBehave安装与配置IntelliJBehave is an /idea/IntelliJ IDEA plugin for /JBehave.InstallationYou can either install the plugin from within IntelliJ. Alternatively, download the binary zip file from /kumaraman21/IntelliJBehave/downloadsdownloads, unzip the contents at IntelliJ Home/plugins and restart IntelliJ.ConfigurationGo to IntelliJ Settings -- IDE Settings -- File Types, select JBehave story files and ensure that *.story is a registered pattern.FeaturesSyntax HighlightingWe do not supportMultiline scenario textUsing Given storiesNavigation to Step DefinitionYou can jump to the step definition from the step usage in the story by doing either of the followingPress cmd+B for mac or ctrl+B for win/linux when the cursor is on the step usage textPerform cmd+click for mac or ctrl+click for win/linux on the step usage textWe do not supportCustom parameter prefix apart from the default $ for parameterized stepsError HighlightingError is highlighted if a step used in the story was not defined.Line Comment/UncommentYou can comment/uncomment lines in the story file by using cmd+/ for mac or ctrl+/ for win/linux.Create New JBhehave StoryYou can create a new JBehave story file by selecting a folder in the project explorer and doing one of the followingPress cmd+alt+S for mac or ctrl+alt+S for Win/LinuxRight click on the folder, select New and the JBehave StoryYou dont need to provide .story extension when asked to provide the name. Also the story would be created by using the Story File Template. Story File TemplateWhen you create a new story file the default contents are taken from the file template defined for story files. To see/modify the story file template go to IntelliJ Settings -- IDE Settings -- File TemplatesSupported LanguagesWe support step definitions written in Java or Groovy. Advanced FeaturesCode InspectionsIn any decent-sized project, with hundreds and thousands of step definitions, it is practically impossible to find unused steps. Text search is too cumbers