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picklesdoc

v1.3.1

Published

Compile spec documents written in Gherkin language to JSON, XLSX, or LaTeX

Downloads

1,608

Readme

PicklesDoc

npm version

PicklesDoc is a program that converts .feature files written in Gherkin language into Excel spreadsheets, LaTeX documents or JSON data.

This program is a cross-platform NodeJS port of the popular Pickles program written in C#.

Installation

npm install --global picklesdoc

Usage

picklesdoc <command> [args]

picklesdoc xlsx <input> [out]

Convert the provided file or directory into XLSX

Positionals
  • input Input feature file or directory [required]
  • out Output file or directory
Options
  • -h --help Show help [boolean]
  • --testers Number of tester columns to generate (for QA purposes) [number] [default: 0]
Examples
picklesdoc xlsx ./features my-spreadsheet.xlsx --testers=2
picklesdoc xlsx my-feature.feature my-spreadsheet.xlsx
picklesdoc xlsx ./features ./out --testers=3

picklesdoc tex <input> [out]

Generate a LaTeX report of the feature or features. After generating the LaTeX document you will need another program to convert it to a PDF. picklesdoc development uses pdflatex for all its testing.

Positionals
  • input Input feature file or directory [required]
  • out Output file or directory. Will print to STDOUT if not specified
Options
  • -h --help Show help [boolean]
  • --title Title for the LaTeX document. [string] [default: "Features Report"]
Examples
picklesdoc tex ./features my-document.tex --title="Company Features Report"
picklesdoc tex my-feature.feature my-document.tex
picklesdoc tex ./features > output.tex

picklesdoc json <input> [out]

Convert the provided file or directory into JSON

Positionals
  • input Input feature file or directory [required]
  • out Output file or directory. Will print to STDOUT if not specified
Options
  • -h --help Show help [boolean]
Examples
picklesdoc json ./features my-output-file.json
picklesdoc json my-feature.feature > output.json
picklesdoc json my-feature.feature | jq