pretty-formatter
Writes a rich report of the scenario and example execution as it happens
## Usage
For usage in `@cucumber/cucumber`, see https://github.com/cucumber/cucumber-js/blob/main/docs/formatters.md#pretty
## Options
- `featuresAndRules` - whether to include headings for Features and Rules (defaults to `true`)
- `theme` - control over the styling of various elements (see below)
## Themes
Here's the schema for a theme:
```ts
interface Theme {
attachment?: Style
dataTable?: {
all?: Style
border?: Style
content?: Style
}
docString?: {
all?: Style
content?: Style
delimiter?: Style
mediaType?: Style
}
feature?: {
all?: Style
keyword?: Style
name?: Style
}
location?: Style
rule?: {
all?: Style
keyword?: Style
name?: Style
}
scenario?: {
all?: Style
keyword?: Style
name?: Style
}
status?: {
all?: Partial>
icon?: Partial>
}
step?: {
argument?: Style
keyword?: Style
text?: Style
}
tag?: Style
}
enum TestStepResultStatus {
UNKNOWN = "UNKNOWN",
PASSED = "PASSED",
SKIPPED = "SKIPPED",
PENDING = "PENDING",
UNDEFINED = "UNDEFINED",
AMBIGUOUS = "AMBIGUOUS",
FAILED = "FAILED"
}
```
`Style` is any [Node.js supported modifier](https://nodejs.org/api/util.html#modifiers) or an array of them.
See the [default theme](./src/theme.ts) for a good example. It's exported as `CUCUMBER_THEME`, so you can clone and extend it if you'd like.