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Use when editing or creating Cucumber feature files (*.feature). Provides API documentation guidelines.
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Use when writing or editing enhancement documents in docs/enhancements/. Provides format, conventions, and numbering guidance.
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| description | Use when editing or creating Cucumber feature files (*.feature). Provides API documentation guidelines. |
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Feature files should serve as API documentation for new users without needing to review step implementations.
First occurrence of an API: Use raw HTTP steps to document the exact URL and JSON structure:
When I call POST "/v1/conversations/${conversationId}/entries" with body:
"""
{
"channel": "HISTORY",
"contentType": "history",
"content": [{"text": "Hello", "role": "USER"}]
}
"""
Then the response status should be 201
And the response body should be json:
"""
{
"id": "${response.body.id}",
"conversationId": "${conversationId}",
"channel": "history",
"contentType": "history",
"content": [{"text": "Hello", "role": "USER"}],
"createdAt": "${response.body.createdAt}"
}
"""
Subsequent occurrences: Use shorthand steps since API is already documented:
Given the conversation has an entry "Hello"
When I list entries for the conversation
Then the response should contain 1 entry
When I call GET "/v1/conversations/${conversationId}"
When I call POST "/v1/path" with body:
When I call DELETE "/v1/path"
And set "myVar" to the json response field "id"
And set "myVar" to "${response.body.id}"
# Use later: "/v1/conversations/${myVar}"