jenmud/behave-graph-auto-build repository overview

⁠behave-graph

Keeping track of all the behave features, scenarios, and steps can be challenging. So this is a behave scraper creating a dependency graph of features, scenarios, and steps.

⁠TO DO

• Add in tests!!
• Add to travis

⁠Installing, Developing, and Running

⁠Installing and Developing

⁠Fork the project and clone it

# Assuming that you have forked the repo
$ git clone https://github.com/<username>/behave-graph.git

⁠Clone ruruki for examples

$ git clone https://github.com/optiver/ruruki.git

⁠Get it installed using a python virtualenv

$ virtualenv behave-graph-ve
$ behave-graph-ve/bin/pip install -U pip setuptools wheel
$ behave-graph-ve/bin/pip install behave-graph  # use -e to do a develop install.

⁠Running a scrape and starting a webserver

$ behave-graph-ve/bin/behave-graph --runserver -b ruruki/ruruki/test_behave
INFO:root:Starting server 0.0.0.0:8000
INFO:ruruki_eye.server:Setting up db to <ruruki.graphs.Graph object at 0x10df1b150>
INFO:werkzeug: * Running on http://0.0.0.0:8000/ (Press CTRL+C to quit)

Open a web browser and navigate to the running address provided in the output above.

http://0.0.0.0:8000

⁠Using a docker container

To use the behave-graph docker container⁠, you will need to mount your root test behave directory which contains all the features and steps to the container directory called my-share. The ruruki-eye⁠ server will listen and expose port 80. So you may need to port map.

⁠There are two containers

• jenmud/behave-graph⁠ - stable
• jenmud/behave-graph-auto-build⁠ - auto generated from github when a push has happened. This is development and latest pushes and is not regarded stable

Example mounting volumes to scrape and mapping port 80 to 8000.

$ docker run -t -p 8000:80 -v /git-repos/ruruki/ruruki/test_behave/:/my-share jenmud/behave-graph

Open a web browser and navigate to the running address provided in the output above.

http://0.0.0.0:8000

Once you have run the container (as example above) it will run forever in the background. So you will need to manually stop it once you are done.

$ docker stop jenmud/behave-graph

Example of interesting output (assuming that vertex with name="Graph features" has the id 74)

http://localhost:8000/vertices/74?levels=1

⁠Screenshot