There are two extension points:
If you want ibexa/behat to support your custom Field Type when generating Content items you need to implement Ibexa\Behat\API\ContentData\FieldTypeData\FieldTypeDataProviderInterface and tag the service with the ibexa.behat.fieldtype_data_provider tag.
Example service definition:
App\CustomFieldTypeProvider:
tags: ['ibexa.behat.fieldtype_data_provider']
Example class implementing the interface:
<?php
namespace App;
use Ibexa\Behat\API\ContentData\FieldTypeData\AbstractFieldTypeDataProvider;
class CustomFieldTypeProvider extends AbstractFieldTypeDataProvider
{
public function supports(string $fieldTypeIdentifier): bool
{
return $fieldTypeIdentifier === 'customfieldtypeidentifier';
}
public function generateData(string $language = 'eng-GB')
{
$this->setLanguage($language);
return $this->getFaker()->paragraphs(5, true);
}
}
If you want to create Roles with permissions containing custom Limitations, you need to implement Ibexa\Behat\API\Context\LimitationParser\LimitationParserInterface and tag your service with the ibexa.behat.limitation_parser tag. This will allow you to parse values passed in Gherkin tables into Limitation objects.
Example service definition:
App\CustomLimitationParser:
tags: ['ibexa.behat.limitation_parser']
Example class implementing the interface:
<?php
namespace App;
use Ibexa\Contracts\Core\Repository\Values\User\Limitation;
use Ibexa\Behat\API\Context\LimitationParser\LimitationParserInterface
use CustomLimitation;
class CustomLimitationParser implements LimitationParserInterface
{
public function supports(string $limitationType): bool
{
return $limitationType === 'customlimitation';
}
public function parse(string $limitationValues): Limitation
{
$limitations = explode(',', $limitationValues);
return new CustomLimitation(
['limitationValues' => $limitations]
);
}
}