How to use the fake-cucumber.When function in fake-cucumber
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cucumber / cucumber / cucumber-compatibility-kit / javascript / features / attachments / attachments.ts View on Github 
import { When } from 'fake-cucumber'
When('the string {word} is attached as {word}', function(
text: string,
contentType: string
) {
this.attach(text, contentType)
})import { Given, Then, When } from 'fake-cucumber'
Given('a passed {word}', (word: string) => undefined)
Given('a passed {word} with', (word: string, arg: any) => undefined)
Given('a passed {word} with text attachment {string}', function(word: string, attachmentText: string) {
this.attach(attachmentText, 'text/plain')
})
When('a failed {word}', () => {
throw new Error('Some error')
})
When('a failed {word} with', () => {
throw new Error('Some error')
})
Then('a skipped {word}', (word: string) => {
throw new Error('Should never be called')
})import { Given, Then, When } from 'fake-cucumber'
Given('a passed {word}', (word: string) => undefined)
Given('a passed {word} with', (word: string, arg: any) => undefined)
Given('a passed {word} with text attachment {string}', function(word: string, attachmentText: string) {
this.attach(attachmentText, 'text/plain')
})
When('a failed {word}', () => {
throw new Error('Some error')
})
When('a failed {word} with', () => {
throw new Error('Some error')
})
Then('a skipped {word}', (word: string) => {
throw new Error('Should never be called')
})fake-cucumber
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