Behat-StepTimeLoggerExtension helps you find slow behat scenario steps by logging the step times.
Install by adding to your composer.json:
composer require --dev bex/behat-step-time-loggerEnable the extension in behat.yml like this:
default:
extensions:
Bex\Behat\StepTimeLoggerExtension: ~You can configure which output printer should be used:
default:
extensions:
Bex\Behat\StepTimeLoggerExtension:
output: csv # possible values: console, csv. default value: consoleYou can even enable both output printer at once:
default:
extensions:
Bex\Behat\StepTimeLoggerExtension:
output: [console, csv]You can enable the logger to run every time even if you don't use the --log-step-times flag:
default:
extensions:
Bex\Behat\StepTimeLoggerExtension:
enabled_always: trueYou can configure the output directory of the csv printer as well:
ci:
extensions:
Bex\Behat\StepTimeLoggerExtension:
output_directory: /your/path/for/the/csvfile # by default it will be saved to the /tmp/steptimelogger directoryWhen debugging a particular scenario, use the --log-step-times flag at the cli:
bin/behat --log-step-timesOr use the enabled_always config setting to run the logger every time. (See configuration section)
+------------------------+--------------+----------------------------------------+
| Average execution Time | Called count | Step name |
+------------------------+--------------+----------------------------------------+
| 1.7316190004349 | 2 | I am on page "test-product.html" |
| 0.3081738948822 | 1 | I should see "$99,999.00" as the price |
| 0.053265452384949 | 2 | I should see "Add to Compare" |
+------------------------+--------------+----------------------------------------+Step time log has been saved. Open at /tmp/steptimelogger/step-times-1447580698.csv
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