Source Config Behave test example

amazon_brazil_v2.feature

Feature: test source amazon_brazil_v2

  @release
  Scenario: release test
    When I apply source amazon_br_v2.json to cached htmls amazon_br_v2.response.json for the following queries
      | queries    |
      | B079FX76R9 |
    Then I expect response to match the scraped items in amazon_br_v2.response.json

  @nightly
  Scenario: nightly test
    When I apply source amazon_br_v2.json without cached html pages for the following queries
      | queries    |
      | B079FX76R9 |
    Then I expect response to match at least the following number of items per query
      | query      | num_items |
      | B079FX76R9 | 1         |
    And I expect all items in response to contain the following fields
      | fields                     |
      | ASIN                       |
      | Buybox Winner              |
      | Brand                      |
      | Link                       |
      | Rating                     |
      | Image URL                  |
      | Best Sellers Category Rank |
    And I expect the following fields to be numeric
      | fields                     |
      | Rating                     |
      | Best Sellers Category Rank |
    And I expect the following fields are not null
      | fields |
      | ASIN   |
    And I validate the following fields to contain valid URLs
      | fields    |
      | Link      |
      | Image URL |
    And I expect response to match the following ranges of values
      | query      | field            | min_value | max_value |
      | B079FX76R9 | Rating           | 0.0       | 5.0       |