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CQL is a domain specific language used for querying a Cucumber (or other Gherkin based) test suite. The goal of CQL is to increase the ease with which useful information can be extracted from a modeled test suite and turned into summarized data or reports.
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CQL (Cucumber Query Language)

CQL is a domain specific language used for querying a Cucumber (or other Gherkin based) test suite. It is written in Ruby and powered by the cuke_modeler gem. The goal of CQL is to increase the ease with which useful information can be extracted from a modeled test suite and turned into summarized data or reports.

Some uses for example are:

  • Build systems
  • Reporting

Installation

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

gem 'cql'

And then execute:

$ bundle

Or install it yourself as:

$ gem install cql

Usage

  • Create a new ruby file and require the gem

      require 'cql'
    
  • Start querying things!

The first thing that needs to be done is to create a CQL Repository. This can be done with the following line:

require 'cql'
cql_repo = CQL::Repository.new "/path-to/my/feature-files"

Repositories can also be created from an existing model:

directory = CukeModeler::Directory.new("/path-to/my/feature-files")
cql_repo = CQL::Repository.new(directory)

Now that you have a repository you can write a query. A simple example is given below

cql_repo.query do
    select name, source_line
    from features
end

This will return a list of all of the feature names and source lines in the form of a list of hashes.

[{'name' => 'Feature 1', 'source_line' => 1},
 {'name' => 'Feature 2', 'source_line' => 3},
 {'name' => 'Feature 3', 'source_line' => 10}]

Alternatively, you can activate the extensions to the cuke_modeler gem and query models directly:

require 'cql'
require 'cql/model_dsl'

directory = CukeModeler::Directory.new("/path-to/my/feature-files")

directory.query do
    select name, source_line
    from features
end

For more information on the query options, see the documentation here.

Development and Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md

License

The gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.