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This context will dump a database to a file when a scenario in Behat fails.

The filename will be:

behat-scenario-failed-{scenarioTitle}-{dateStamp}.sql

So if you have a scenario that was run:

Scenario: A user can perform a search with advanced filtering

The filename would be along the lines of:

behat-scenario-failed-A user can perform a search with advanced filtering-20170124113226.sql

Compatibility / Requirements

• PHP 5.6 and above, 7.0 and above

Installation

composer require vivait/behat-mysql-dump --dev

Usage

Configure Behat by adding the context to your behat.yml file

default:
    suites:
        mysuite:
            contexts:
                - Vivait\Behat\DbDump\Context\DbDumpContext:
                    - 'database_username_here'
                    - 'database_password_here'
                    - 'database_name_here'
                    - '/output/directory/here'

If using the Behat Symfony 2 Extension you can use Symfony parameters like so:

default:
    suites:
        mysuite:
            contexts:
                - Vivait\Behat\DbDump\Context\DbDumpContext:
                    - '%%database_user%%'
                    - '%%database_password%%'
                    - '%%database_name%%'
                    - '%%kernel.root_dir%%/logs'

Contributing

This started as a project internally that we used on some of our projects, if there's new features / ideas you think could be useful please feel free to suggest them, or submit a PR!

Although this project is small, openness and inclusivity are taken seriously. To that end the following code of conduct has been adopted.

Contributor Code of Conduct