cucumber.api.event

Class TestStepStarted

java.lang.Object

cucumber.api.event.TestCaseEvent

cucumber.api.event.TestStepStarted

All Implemented Interfaces:

Event

public final class TestStepStarted
extends TestCaseEvent

A test step started event is broadcast when ever a step starts.

A step can either be a PickleStepTestStep or a HookTestStep depending on what step was executed.

Each test step started event is followed by an matching TestStepFinished event for the same step.The order in which these events may be expected is:

     [before hook,]* [[before step hook,]* test step, [after step hook,]*]+, [after hook,]*
 

See Also:

PickleStepTestStep, HookTestStep

Field Summary

Fields

Modifier and Type	Field and Description
TestStep	testStep

Fields inherited from interface cucumber.api.event.Event

CANONICAL_ORDER

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
TestStepStarted(Long timeStamp, long timeStampMillis, TestCase testCase, TestStep testStep)
TestStepStarted(Long timeStamp, TestCase testCase, TestStep testStep) Deprecated.

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
Long	getTimeStamp() Returns timestamp in nano seconds since an arbitrary start time.
long	getTimeStampMillis() Returns timestamp in milliseconds of the epoch.

Methods inherited from class cucumber.api.event.TestCaseEvent

getTestCase

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Field Detail

testStep

public final TestStep testStep

Constructor Detail

TestStepStarted

@Deprecated
public TestStepStarted(Long timeStamp,
                                   TestCase testCase,
                                   TestStep testStep)

Deprecated.

TestStepStarted

public TestStepStarted(Long timeStamp,
                       long timeStampMillis,
                       TestCase testCase,
                       TestStep testStep)

Method Detail

getTimeStamp

public Long getTimeStamp()

Returns timestamp in nano seconds since an arbitrary start time.

Specified by:

getTimeStamp in interface Event

Returns:

timestamp in nano seconds

See Also:

System.nanoTime()

getTimeStampMillis

public long getTimeStampMillis()

Returns timestamp in milliseconds of the epoch.

Returns:

timestamp in milli seconds

See Also:

System.currentTimeMillis()