Is there a way to inject dependencies in steps class?

[Kyoungwook Park]

Hi, all.

AFAIK, we can automatically inject steps class with @Steps. I want to inject some other dependencies for each Steps object. I was wondering if there's a way to do it, or I can pass a dependency with constructors in Steps class. The final goal is to inject dependency like @Autowired like Spring. 

Any ideas?

[John Smart]

Serenity will honour the Spring @Autowired annotation - check the documentation regarding Spring integration.

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[Kyoungwook Park]

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Thanks, John. I've already integrated Spring and injected a Steps object with @Autowired instead of using @Steps. In this case, Report didn't display each steps when an error occurred. For example,

class TestDefinition {

   @Autowired

   private TestSteps testSteps;

   @When("...")

   public when() {

      testSteps.step1();

      testSteps.step2(); // <- Exceptions?

   }

}

class TestSteps extends ScenarioSteps {

   @Step

   public step1() {

        // call REST API with RestAssured

   }

   @Step

   public step2() {

       // call REST API with RestAssured

   }

}

If exception occurred testSteps.step2() in when(), Report will not display result of testSteps.step1(). Just I want to know the result of sub steps.

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Sorry, I misunderstood

@Autowired and @Steps are not interchangable, but you can use @Autowired inside a steps library if you set up the Spring configuration appropriately.

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I found the example here.

https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/thucydides-users/spring%7Csort:relevance/thucydides-users/0rYgTvXuRyQ/TNbhThmAEAAJ

It have to annotate with @ContextConfiguration both parent and nested Steps.

Thanks,

Kyoungwook

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On Monday, April 3, 2017 at 4:14:55 PM UTC+9, John Smart wrote:

Serenity will honour the Spring @Autowired annotation - check the documentation regarding Spring integration.

On 3 April 2017 at 08:13, Kyoungwook Park <siri...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi, all.

AFAIK, we can automatically inject steps class with @Steps. I want to inject some other dependencies for each Steps object. I was wondering if there's a way to do it, or I can pass a dependency with constructors in Steps class. The final goal is to inject dependency like @Autowired like Spring. 

Any ideas?

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