The purpose of this "getting started" section is to teach you the basics of the usage of ScenarLang so that you can directly (and easily, I mean it!) start to write clean unit tests for your java code where you'll make a clear separation between :
A. Your test data/setup (aka test case, aka your test scenario)
B. Your test logic
Before you start this guide, I assume that you already have ScenarLang properly installed. If it is not the case, please refer to Installation
If you are wondering how to achieve a particular task and don't find it here, I advise you to jump to the Functionality page. There I will try to cover pretty much of what can be done with ScenarLang.
I tried to keep this tutorial as short and 'straight to the point' as possible, but it contains quite some code snippets, I hope it'll be useful to you and you won't be afraid to read it from A-to-Z
STEP 1: Test case setup
STEP 2: Your 1st scenario
STEP 3: A word about values
STEP 4: Matchers (TODO)
STEP 5: Fetching data from your scenario