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package net.thucydides.core;
import com.google.common.base.Optional;
import net.thucydides.core.util.EnvironmentVariables;
import org.apache.commons.lang3.StringUtils;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;
/**
* Properties that can be passed to a web driver test to customize its behaviour.
* The properties can be passed as system properties or placed in the 'thucydides.properties' file using a lower-case,
* period-separated format. For example, WEBDRIVER_DRIVER is passed as -Dwebdriver.driver=firefox
*
* @author johnsmart
*
*/
public enum ThucydidesSystemProperty {
/**
* The WebDriver driver - firefox, chrome, iexplorer, htmlunit, safari.
*/
WEBDRIVER_DRIVER,
/** A shortcut for 'webdriver.driver'. */
DRIVER,
/**
* If using a provided driver, what type is it.
* The implementation class needs to be defined in the webdriver.provided.{type} system property.
*/
WEBDRIVER_PROVIDED_TYPE,
/**
* The default starting URL for the application, and base URL for relative paths.
*/
WEBDRIVER_BASE_URL,
/**
* The URL to be used for remote drivers (including a selenium grid hub)
*/
WEBDRIVER_REMOTE_URL,
/**
* What port to run PhantomJS on (used in conjunction with webdriver.remote.url to
* register with a Selenium hub, e.g. -Dphantomjs.webdriver=5555 -Dwebdriver.remote.url=http://localhost:4444
*/
PHANTOMJS_WEBDRIVER_PORT,
/**
* The driver to be used for remote drivers
*/
WEBDRIVER_REMOTE_DRIVER,
WEBDRIVER_REMOTE_BROWSER_VERSION,
WEBDRIVER_REMOTE_OS,
/**
* Path to the Chrome driver, if it is not on the system path.
*/
WEBDRIVER_CHROME_DRIVER,
/**
* A unique identifier for the project under test, used to record test statistics.
*/
THUCYDIDES_PROJECT_KEY,
/**
* What name should appear on the reports
*/
THUCYDIDES_PROJECT_NAME,
/**
* The home directory for Thucydides output and data files - by default, $USER_HOME/.thucydides
*/
THUCYDIDES_HOME,
/**
* Indicates a directory from which the resources for the HTML reports should be copied.
* This directory currently needs to be provided in a JAR file.
*/
THUCYDIDES_REPORT_RESOURCES,
/**
* Encoding for reports output
*/
THUCYDIDES_REPORT_ENCODING,
/**
* Where should reports be generated (use the system property 'thucydides.outputDirectory').
*/
THUCYDIDES_OUTPUT_DIRECTORY("thucydides.outputDirectory"),
/**
* Default name of report with configurations. It will contains some values that was used during generation of reports
*/
THUCYDIDES_CONFIGURATION_REPORT("thucydides.configuration.json"),
/**
* Default name of folder, with reports about test flow and aggregation report generation
*/
THUCYDIDES_FLOW_REPORTS_DIR("flow"),
/**
* Should Thucydides only store screenshots for failing steps?
* This can save disk space and speed up the tests somewhat. Useful for data-driven testing.
* @deprecated This property is still supported, but thucydides.take.screenshots provides more fine-grained control.
*/
THUCYDIDES_ONLY_SAVE_FAILING_SCREENSHOTS,
/**
* A set of user-defined capabilities to be used to configure the WebDriver driver.
* Capabilities should be passed in as a space or semi-colon-separated list of key:value pairs, e.g.
* "build:build-1234; max-duration:300; single-window:true; tags:[tag1,tag2,tag3]"
*/
THUCYDIDES_DRIVER_CAPABILITIES,
/**
* Should Thucydides take screenshots for every clicked button and every selected link?
* By default, a screenshot will be stored at the start and end of each step.
* If this option is set to true, Thucydides will record screenshots for any action performed
* on a WebElementFacade, i.e. any time you use an expression like element(...).click(),
* findBy(...).click() and so on.
* This will be overridden if the THUCYDIDES_ONLY_SAVE_FAILING_SCREENSHOTS option is set to true.
* @deprecated This property is still supported, but thucydides.take.screenshots provides more fine-grained control.
*/
THUCYDIDES_VERBOSE_SCREENSHOTS,
/**
* If set to true, WebElementFacade events and other step actions will be logged to the console.
*/
THUCYDIDES_VERBOSE_STEPS,
/**
* Fine-grained control over when screenshots are to be taken.
* This property accepts the following values:
*
*
FOR_EACH_ACTION
*
BEFORE_AND_AFTER_EACH_STEP
*
AFTER_EACH_STEP
*
FOR_FAILURES
*
*/
THUCYDIDES_TAKE_SCREENSHOTS,
/**
* Should Thucydides display detailed information in the test result tables.
* If this is set to true, test result tables will display a breakdown of the steps by result.
* This is false by default.
*/
THUCYDIDES_REPORTS_SHOW_STEP_DETAILS,
/**
* Show statistics for manual tests in the test reports.
*/
THUCYDIDES_REPORT_SHOW_MANUAL_TESTS,
/**
* Report on releases
*/
THUCYDIDES_REPORT_SHOW_RELEASES,
THUCYDIDES_REPORT_SHOW_PROGRESS,
THUCYDIDES_REPORT_SHOW_HISTORY,
THUCYDIDES_REPORT_SHOW_TAG_MENUS,
/**
* Restart the browser every so often during data-driven tests.
*/
THUCYDIDES_RESTART_BROWSER_FREQUENCY,
/**
* Pause (in ms) between each test step.
*/
THUCYDIDES_STEP_DELAY,
/**
* How long should the driver wait for elements not immediately visible, in seconds.
*/
THUCYDIDES_TIMEOUT,
/**
* Don't accept sites using untrusted certificates.
* By default, Thucydides accepts untrusted certificates - use this to change this behaviour.
*/
REFUSE_UNTRUSTED_CERTIFICATES,
/**
* Use the same browser for all tests (the "Highlander" rule)
*/
THUCYDIDES_USE_UNIQUE_BROWSER,
/**
* The estimated number of steps in a pending scenario.
* This is used for stories where no scenarios have been defined.
*/
THUCYDIDES_ESTIMATED_AVERAGE_STEP_COUNT,
/**
* The estimated number of tests in a typical story.
* Used to estimate functional coverage in the requirements reports.
*/
THUCYDIDES_ESTIMATED_TESTS_PER_REQUIREMENT,
/**
* Base URL for the issue tracking system to be referred to in the reports.
* If defined, any issues quoted in the form #1234 will be linked to the relevant
* issue in the issue tracking system. Works with JIRA, Trac etc.
*/
THUCYDIDES_ISSUE_TRACKER_URL,
/**
* Activate native events in Firefox.
* This is true by default, but can cause issues with some versions of linux.
*/
THUCYDIDES_NATIVE_EVENTS,
/**
* If the base JIRA URL is defined, Thucydides will build the issue tracker url using the standard JIRA form.
*/
JIRA_URL,
/**
* If defined, the JIRA project id will be prepended to issue numbers.
*/
JIRA_PROJECT,
/**
* If defined, the JIRA username required to connect to JIRA.
*/
JIRA_USERNAME,
/**
* If defined, the JIRA password required to connect to JIRA.
*/
JIRA_PASSWORD,
/**
* Base directory in which history files are stored.
*/
THUCYDIDES_HISTORY,
/**
* Redimension the browser to enable larger screenshots.
*/
THUCYDIDES_BROWSER_HEIGHT,
/**
* Redimension the browser to enable larger screenshots.
*/
THUCYDIDES_BROWSER_WIDTH,
/**
* If set, resize screenshots to this size to save space.
*/
THUCYDIDES_RESIZED_IMAGE_WIDTH,
/**
* Public URL where the Thucydides reports will be displayed.
* This is mainly for use by plugins.
*/
THUCYDIDES_PUBLIC_URL,
/**
* Activate the Firebugs plugin for firefox.
* Useful for debugging, but not very when running the tests on a build server.
* It is not activated by default.
*/
THUCYDIDES_ACTIVATE_FIREBUGS,
/**
* Enable applets in Firefox.
* Use the system property 'security.enable_java'.
* Applets slow down webdriver, so are disabled by default.
*/
SECURITY_ENABLE_JAVA("security.enable_java"),
THUCYDIDES_ACTIVATE_HIGHLIGHTING,
/**
* Batch strategy to use for parallel batches.
* Allowed values - DIVIDE_EQUALLY (default) and DIVIDE_BY_TEST_COUNT
*/
THUCYDIDES_BATCH_STRATEGY,
/**
* A deprecated property that is synonymous with thucydides.batch.size
*/
THUCYDIDES_BATCH_COUNT,
/**
* If batch testing is being used, this is the size of the batches being executed.
*/
THUCYDIDES_BATCH_SIZE,
/**
* If batch testing is being used, this is the number of the batch being run on this machine.
*/
THUCYDIDES_BATCH_NUMBER,
/**
* HTTP Proxy URL configuration for Firefox and PhantomJS
*/
THUCYDIDES_PROXY_HTTP,
/**
* HTTP Proxy port configuration for Firefox and PhantomJS
* Use 'thucydides.proxy.http_port'
*/
THUCYDIDES_PROXY_HTTP_PORT("thucydides.proxy.http_port"),
/**
* HTTP Proxy type configuration for Firefox and PhantomJS
*/
THUCYDIDES_PROXY_TYPE,
/**
* HTTP Proxy username configuration for Firefox and PhantomJS
*/
THUCYDIDES_PROXY_USER,
/**
* HTTP Proxy password configuration for Firefox and PhantomJS
*/
THUCYDIDES_PROXY_PASSWORD,
/**
* How long webdriver waits for elements to appear by default, in milliseconds.
*/
WEBDRIVER_TIMEOUTS_IMPLICITLYWAIT,
/**
* How long webdriver waits by default when you use a fluent waiting method, in milliseconds.
*/
WEBDRIVER_WAIT_FOR_TIMEOUT,
/**
* Extension packages. This is a list of packages that will be scanned for custom TagProvider implementations.
* To add a custom tag provider, just implement the TagProvider interface and specify the root package for this
* provider in this parameter.
*/
THUCYDIDES_EXT_PACKAGES,
/**
* Arguments to be passed to the Chrome driver, separated by commas.
*/
CHROME_SWITCHES,
/**
* Preferences to be passed to the Firefox driver, separated by semi-colons (commas often appear in the preference
* values.
*/
FIREFOX_PREFERENCES,
/**
* Full path to the Firefox profile to be used with Firefox.
* You can include Java system properties ${user.dir}, ${user.home} and the Windows environment variables %APPDIR%
* and %USERPROFILE (assuming these are correctly set in the environment)
*/
WEBDRIVER_FIREFOX_PROFILE,
/**
* Enable JQuery integration.
* If set to true (the default), JQuery will be injected into any page that does not already have it.
* You can turn this option off for performance reasons if you are not using JQuery selectors.
*/
THUCYDIDES_JQUERY_INTEGRATION,
SAUCELABS_TARGET_PLATFORM,
SAUCELABS_DRIVER_VERSION,
SAUCELABS_TEST_NAME,
/**
* SauceLabs URL if running the web tests on SauceLabs
*/
SAUCELABS_URL,
/**
* SauceLabs access key - if provided, Thucydides can generate links to the SauceLabs reports that don't require a login.
*/
SAUCELABS_ACCESS_KEY,
/**
* SauceLabs user id - if provided with the access key,
* Thucydides can generate links to the SauceLabs reports that don't require a login.
*/
SAUCELABS_USER_ID,
/**
* Override the default implicit timeout value for the Saucelabs driver.
*/
SAUCELABS_IMPLICIT_TIMEOUT,
/**
* Saucelabs records screenshots as well as videos by default. Since Thucydides also records screenshots,
* this feature is disabled by default. It can be reactivated using this system property.
*/
SAUCELABS_RECORD_SCREENSHOTS,
/**
* BrowserStack Hub URL if running the tests on BrowserStack Cloud
*/
BROWSERSTACK_URL,
BROWSERSTACK_OS,
BROWSERSTACK_OS_VERSION,
BROWSERSTACK_BROWSER,
BROWSERSTACK_BROWSER_VERSION,
/**
* BrowserStack mobile device name on which tests should be run
*/
BROWSERSTACK_DEVICE,
/**
* Set the screen orientation of BrowserStack mobile device
*/
BROWSERSTACK_DEVICE_ORIENTATION,
/**
* Specify a name for a logical group of builds on BrowserStack
*/
BROWSERSTACK_PROJECT,
/**
* Specify a name for a logical group of tests on BrowserStack
*/
BROWSERSTACK_BUILD,
/**
* Specify an identifier for the test run on BrowserStack
*/
BROWSERSTACK_SESSION_NAME,
/**
* For Testing against internal/local servers on BrowserStack
*/
BROWSERSTACK_LOCAL,
/**
* Generates screenshots at various steps in tests on BrowserStack
*/
BROWSERSTACK_DEBUG,
/**
* Sets resolution of VM on BrowserStack
*/
BROWSERSTACK_RESOLUTION,
BROWSERSTACK_SELENIUM_VERSION,
/**
* Disable flash on Internet Explorer on BrowserStack
*/
BROWSERSTACK_IE_NO_FLASH,
/**
* Specify the Internet Explorer webdriver version on BrowserStack
*/
BROWSERSTACK_IE_DRIVER,
/**
* Enable the popup blocker in Internet Explorer on BrowserStack
*/
BROWSERSTACK_IE_ENABLE_POPUPS,
/**
* Timeout (in seconds) for retrying file I/O.
* Used in net.thucydides.core.resources.FileResources.copyResourceTo().
* Sometimes, file I/O fails on Windows machine due to the way Windows handles memory-mapped
* files (http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3602783/file-access-synchronized-on-java-object).
* This property, if set, will retry copying the resource till timeout. A default value is used
* if the property is not set.
*/
THUCYDIDES_FILE_IO_RETRY_TIMEOUT,
/**
* Three levels are supported: QUIET, NORMAL and VERBOSE
*/
THUCYDIDES_LOGGING,
/**
* The root package for the tests in a given project.
* If provided, Thucydides will log information about the total number of tests to be executed,
* and keep a tally of the executed tests. It will also use this as the root package when determining the
* capabilities associated with a test.
* If you are using the File System Requirements provider, Thucydides will expect this directory structure to exist
* at the top of the requirements tree. If you want to exclude packages in a requirements definition and start at a
* lower level in the hierarchy, use the thucydides.requirement.exclusions property.
* This is also used by the PackageAnnotationBasedTagProvider to know where to look for annotated requirements.
*/
THUCYDIDES_TEST_ROOT,
/**
* Use this property if you need to completely override the location of requirements for the File System Provider.
*/
THUCYDIDES_REQUIREMENTS_DIR,
/**
* By default, Thucydides will read requirements from the directory structure that contains the stories.
* When other tag and requirements plugins are used, such as the JIRA plugin, this can cause conflicting
* tags. Set this property to false to deactivate this feature (it is true by default).
*/
THUCYDIDES_USE_REQUIREMENTS_DIRECTORIES,
/**
* Use this property if you need to completely override the location of requirements for the Annotated Provider.
* This is recommended if you use File System and Annotated provider simultaneously.
* The default value is stories.
*/
THUCYDIDES_ANNOTATED_REQUIREMENTS_DIR,
/**
* Determine what the lowest level requirement (test cases, feature files, story files, should be
* called. 'Story' is used by default. 'feature' is a popular alternative.
*/
THUCYDIDES_LOWEST_REQUIREMENT_TYPE,
/**
* The hierarchy of requirement types.
* This is the list of requirement types to be used when reading requirements from the file system
* and when organizing the reports. It is a comma-separated list of tags.The default value is: capability, feature
*/
THUCYDIDES_REQUIREMENT_TYPES,
/**
* When deriving requirement types from a path, exclude any values from this comma-separated list.
*/
THUCYDIDES_REQUIREMENT_EXCLUSIONS,
/**
* What tag names identify the release types (e.g. Release, Iteration, Sprint).
* A comma-separated list. By default, "Release, Iteration"
*/
THUCYDIDES_RELEASE_TYPES,
/**
* Normally, Thucydides uses SmartElementLocatorFactory, an extension of the AjaxElementLocatorFactory
* when instantiating page objects. This is to ensure that web elements are available and usable before they are used.
* For alternative behaviour, you can set this value to DisplayedElementLocatorFactory, AjaxElementLocatorFactory or DefaultElementLocatorFactory.
*/
THUCYDIDES_LOCATOR_FACTORY,
/**
* Where Thucydides stores local data.
*/
THUCYDIDES_DATA_DIR,
/**
* Allows you to override the default thucydides.properties location for properties file.
*/
PROPERTIES,
/**
* The base directory in which requirements are kept. It is assumed that this directory contains sub folders
* src/test/resources. If this property is set, the requirements are read from src/test/resources under this folder
* instead of the classpath or working directory. If you need to set an independent requirements directory that
* does not follow the src/test/resources convention, use thucydides.requirements.dir instead
*
* This property is used to support situations where your working directory
* is different from the requirements base dir (for example when building a multi-module project from parent pom with
* requirements stored inside a sub-module : See Jira #Thucydides-100)
*/
THUCYDIDES_TEST_REQUIREMENTS_BASEDIR,
/**
* Set to true if you want the HTML source code to be recorded as well as the screenshots.
* This is not currently used in the reports.
*/
THUCYDIDES_STORE_HTML_SOURCE,
/**
* If set to true, a copy of the original screenshot will be kept when screenshots are scaled for the reports.
* False by default to conserve disk space.
*/
THUCYDIDES_KEEP_UNSCALED_SCREENSHOTS,
/**
* If provided, only classes and/or methods with tags in this list will be executed. The parameter expects
* a tag or comma-separated list of tags in the shortened form.
* For example, -Dtags="iteration:I1" or -Dtags="color:red,flavor:strawberry"
*/
TAGS,
/**
* Add extra columns to the CSV output, obtained from tag values.
*/
THUCYDIDES_CSV_EXTRA_COLUMNS,
/**
* Write the console headings using ascii-art ("ascii", default value) or in normal text ("normal")
*/
THUCYDIDES_CONSOLE_HEADINGS,
THUCYDIDES_CONSOLE_COLORS,
/**
* If set to true, Asciidoc formatting will be supported in the narrative texts.
*/
NARRATIVE_FORMAT,
/**
* What format should test results be generated in.
* By default, this is "json,xml".
*/
OUTPUT_FORMATS,
/**
* Path to PhantomJS executable
*/
PHANTOMJS_BINARY_PATH,
/**
* If set to true, don't format embedded tables in JBehave or Gherkin steps.
* False by default.
*/
IGNORE_EMBEDDED_TABLES,
/**
* If set, this will display the related tag statistics on the home page.
* If you are using external requirements, you may not want to display these tags on the dashboard.
*/
SHOW_RELATED_TAGS,
/**
* If set to true (the default value), a story tag will be extracted from the test case or feature file
* containing the test.
*/
USE_TEST_CASE_FOR_STORY_TAG,
/**
* Display the pie charts on the dashboard by default.
* If this is set to false, the pie charts will be initially hidden on the dashboard.
*/
SHOW_PIE_CHARTS,
/**
* If set, this will define the list of tag types to appear on the dashboard screens
*/
DASHBOARD_TAG_LIST,
/**
* If set, this will define the list of tag types to be excluded from the dashboard screens
*/
DASHBOARD_EXCLUDED_TAG_LIST,
/**
* Format the JSON test outcomes nicely.
* "true" or "false", turned off by default.
*/
JSON_PRETTY_PRINTING,
/**
* What charset to use for JSON processing.
* Defaults to UTF-8
*/
JSON_CHARSET,
/**
* If set to true, the RetryFilteringRunNotifier will be used to attempt to rerun failing tests.
*/
JUNIT_RETRY_TESTS,
/**
* Stack traces are by default decluttered for readability.
* For example, calls to instrumented code or internal test libraries is removed.
* This behaviour can be deactivated by setting this property to false.
*/
SIMPLIFIED_STACK_TRACES,
/**
* Run through the steps without actually executing them.
*/
THUCYDIDES_DRY_RUN,
/**
* What (human) language are the Cucumber feature files written in?
* Defaults to "en"
*/
FEATURE_FILE_LANGUAGE,
/**
* What encoding to use for reading Cucumber feature files?
* Defaults to system default encoding
*/
FEATURE_FILE_ENCODING,
/**
* Fine-tune the number of threads Serenity uses for report generation.
*/
REPORT_THREADS,
REPORT_MAX_THREADS,
REPORT_KEEP_ALIVE_TIME,
/**
* Set this to true if you want Serenity to report nested step structures for subsequent steps
* after a step failure.
*/
DEEP_STEP_EXECUTION_AFTER_FAILURES,
/**
* What test result (success,ignored, or pending) should be shown for manual annotated tests in the reports?
*/
MANUAL_TEST_REPORT_RESULT,
/**
* Keep the Thucydides session data between tests.
* Normally, the session data is cleared between tests.
*/
THUCYDIDES_MAINTAIN_SESSION,
/**
* Path to PhantomJS SSL support
*/
PHANTOMJS_SSL_PROTOCOL,
/**
* Comma-separated list of exception classes that should produce a compromised test in the reports.
*/
SERENITY_COMPROMISED_ON,
/**
* Comma-separated list of exception classes that should produce an error in the reports.
*/
SERENITY_ERROR_ON,
/**
* Comma-separated list of exception classes that should produce a failure in the reports.
*/
SERENITY_FAIL_ON,
/**
* Comma-separated list of exception classes that should produce a pending test in the reports.
*/
SERENITY_PENDING_ON,
/**
* If set to true, add a tag for test failures, based on the error type and message
*/
SERENITY_TAG_FAILURES,
/**
* A comma-separated list of tag types for which human-readable report names will be generated.
*/
SERENITY_LINKED_TAGS,
/**
* Should we assume that collections of webdriver elements are already on the page, or if we should wait for them to be available.
* This property takes two values: Optimistic or Pessimistic. Optimistic means that the elements are assumed to be on the screen, and will be
* loaded as-is immediately. This is the normal WebDriver behavior.
* For applications with lots of ASynchronous activity, it is often better to wait until the elements are visible before using them. The Pessimistic
* mode waits for at least one element to be visible before proceeding.
* For legacy reasons, the default strategy is Pessimistic.
*/
SERENITY_WEBDRIVER_COLLECTION_LOADING_STRATEGY("serenity.webdriver.collection_loading_strategy");
private String propertyName;
public static final int DEFAULT_HEIGHT = 700;
public static final int DEFAULT_WIDTH = 960;
private final org.slf4j.Logger logger = LoggerFactory.getLogger(ThucydidesSystemProperty.class);
ThucydidesSystemProperty(final String propertyName) {
this.propertyName = propertyName;
}
ThucydidesSystemProperty() {
this.propertyName = name().replaceAll("_",".").toLowerCase();
}
public String getPropertyName() {
return propertyName;
}
@Override
public String toString() {
return propertyName;
}
public String from(EnvironmentVariables environmentVariables) {
return from(environmentVariables, null);
}
private Optional legacyPropertyValueIfPresentIn(EnvironmentVariables environmentVariables) {
String legacyValue = environmentVariables.getProperty(withLegacyPrefix(getPropertyName()));
if (StringUtils.isNotEmpty(legacyValue)) {
logger.warn("Legacy property format detected for {}, please use the serenity.* format instead.",getPropertyName());
}
return Optional.fromNullable(legacyValue);
}
private String withLegacyPrefix(String propertyName) {
return propertyName.replaceAll("serenity.", "thucydides.");
}
private String withSerenityPrefix(String propertyName) {
return propertyName.replaceAll("thucydides.", "serenity.");
}
public String preferredName(){
return withSerenityPrefix(getPropertyName());
}
public List legacyNames(){
List names = new ArrayList<>(1);
names.add(withLegacyPrefix(getPropertyName()));
return names;
}
public String from(EnvironmentVariables environmentVariables, String defaultValue) {
Optional newPropertyValue
= Optional.fromNullable(environmentVariables.getProperty(withSerenityPrefix(getPropertyName())));
if (isDefined(newPropertyValue)) {
return newPropertyValue.get();
} else {
Optional legacyValue = legacyPropertyValueIfPresentIn(environmentVariables);
return (isDefined(legacyValue)) ? legacyValue.get() : defaultValue;
}
}
private boolean isDefined(Optional newPropertyValue) {
return newPropertyValue.isPresent() && StringUtils.isNotEmpty(newPropertyValue.get());
}
public int integerFrom(EnvironmentVariables environmentVariables) {
return integerFrom(environmentVariables,0);
}
public int integerFrom(EnvironmentVariables environmentVariables, int defaultValue) {
Optional newPropertyValue
= Optional.fromNullable(environmentVariables.getProperty(withSerenityPrefix(getPropertyName())));
if (isDefined(newPropertyValue)) {
return Integer.parseInt(newPropertyValue.get());
} else {
Optional legacyValue = legacyPropertyValueIfPresentIn(environmentVariables);
return (isDefined(legacyValue)) ? Integer.valueOf(legacyValue.get()) : defaultValue;
}
}
public Boolean booleanFrom(EnvironmentVariables environmentVariables) {
return booleanFrom(environmentVariables, false);
}
public Boolean booleanFrom(EnvironmentVariables environmentVariables, Boolean defaultValue) {
Optional newPropertyValue
= Optional.fromNullable(environmentVariables.getProperty(withSerenityPrefix(getPropertyName())));
if (isDefined(newPropertyValue)) {
return Boolean.valueOf(newPropertyValue.get());
} else {
Optional legacyValue = legacyPropertyValueIfPresentIn(environmentVariables);
return (isDefined(legacyValue)) ? Boolean.valueOf(legacyValue.get()) : defaultValue;
}
}
public boolean isDefinedIn(EnvironmentVariables environmentVariables) {
return StringUtils.isNotEmpty(from(environmentVariables));
}
}
