Cucumberists (and RSpec Classic users ;):
How can we convert a Cucumber feature file into HTML with syntax
highlighting?
Not the test-runner output; that’s preprocessed so it does not match the
input
file…
Tx!
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Phlip
Phlip wrote:
Cucumberists (and RSpec Classic users ;):
How can we convert a Cucumber feature file into HTML with syntax
highlighting?Not the test-runner output; that’s preprocessed so it does not match
the input file…Tx!
Using this:
http://github.com/bmabey/cucumber-pygments-lexer/tree/master
You can get something like:
http://www.benmabey.com/cucumber_on_github.html
Let me know if you have questions.
-Ben
Ben M. wrote:
http://github.com/bmabey/cucumber-pygments-lexer/tree/master
You can get something like:
Nice! Will use!
And could we make it … cucumber colored? like cucumber.css probably
does? (-:
Ben M. wrote:
And could we make it … cucumber colored? like cucumber.css probably
does? (-:cucumber.css? Is that what cucumber uses for it’s HTML formatter? I’m
sure you could. I would recommend starting with the github css I have
in the project and use Firebug/Webdeveloper to change the styles inline
until it looks good to you. If you change them with Webdeveloper (the
Firefox plugin) you can save the new CSS to a different file. If you
end up creating new CSS please fork the project and send me a pull
request for it.Thanks.
Uh, I had just figured (only going for the leafy green cucumber-plant
colors and
the standard Helvetica font) to reach out to the user’s cucumber.css in
its
distro and borrow it. Or borrow it myself and check in a copy, but
either way I
did figure on editing it!
I will add your suggestions to the potential do-list…
BTW you can just copy styles out of Firebug, too, at least one block at
a time!
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Phlip
Hi Philip,
I use the vim (with the tpope
GitHub - tpope/vim-cucumber: Vim Cucumber runtime files)
and the command Syntax → Convert to HTML
Giovanni
Phlip wrote:
And could we make it … cucumber colored? like cucumber.css probably
does? (-:
cucumber.css? Is that what cucumber uses for it’s HTML formatter? I’m
sure you could. I would recommend starting with the github css I have
in the project and use Firebug/Webdeveloper to change the styles inline
until it looks good to you. If you change them with Webdeveloper (the
Firefox plugin) you can save the new CSS to a different file. If you
end up creating new CSS please fork the project and send me a pull
request for it. Thanks.
-Ben