Again a post about plain text user stories

My friend Iain was busy making syntax highlighting in VIm for rSpec’s plain text user stories. I thought it would be nice to modify the Google Syntax Highlighting plugin for WordPress, so you can have nicely highlighted stories on your blog.

First install the WordPress plugin and make sure it works. After, download my modified version of this plugin.

Whenever you want to post a plain-text user story, use the pre tag with ‘code’ as name and ‘story’ as class attribute to indicate it’s a user story.

This is how it looks:

Story: Arrangement

As a user
I want to invite people
So I have more chance of winning an arrangement

Scenario: Browsing the homepage
Given a clean database
When the user goes to /
Then the page should contain the text 'alledaagse'

Scenario: Choosing an arrangement
When the user chooses the godinfrankrijk arrangement
Then the page should contain the text 'God in Frankrijk'
And the page should contain the text 'voor te stellen'

Scenario: Inviting a person
Given a clean session
When the user chooses the ster arrangement
Then the page should contain the text 'leven als een ster'
When the user types 'His Name' into the invitee_name field
And the user types 'Street 13' into the invitee_address field
And the user types '1234AB' into the invitee_zip field
And the user types 'Rotterdam' into the invitee_city field
And the user types '0101234567' into the invitee_phone field
And the user clicks on the radiobutton labelled vrouw
And the user clicks the submit button
Then the page should contain the text 'mijn gegevens'