Scenarios, which will use steps for testing emails, should be tagged
with @email tag. If you want to use IMAP, then @imap tag should be added.
@email
Scenario: Create an account
Given I am logged in as a user with the "administrator" role
Then I am at "user/create"
...
And I press the "Create" button
Then I should see no errors
And login with credentials that was sent on "[email protected]"IMPORTANT: For login with credentials that have been sent via email you should correctly configure your Behat.
Example of mail_account_strings():
/**
* The part of message with credentials that will be sent after registration.
*
* WARNING! This function is needed for correct translate of this part and
* for usage in Behat testing. In "hook_mail()" this function should be
* called with username and password as parameters and in testing - with
* regexp for parse credentials.
*
* @param string $name
* User login or regexp to parse it.
* @param string $pass
* User password or regexp to parse it.
*
* @return array
* An associative array with translatable strings.
*/
function mail_account_strings($name, $pass) {
return array(
'username' => t('Username: !mail', array('!mail' => $name)),
'password' => t('Password: !pass', array('!pass' => $pass)),
);
}The mail_account_strings() function always must return an array with two keys: "username" and "password". The value of each key - should be a string returned by t() function. Text of string can be any, but it definitely should have the placeholder that can be replaced by one of the credentials in hook_mail() and by regexp - in Behat method.
Example of hook_mail():
/**
* Implements hook_mail().
*/
function hook_mail($key, &$message, $params) {
switch ($key) {
case 'account':
$message['subject'] = t('User account');
$message['body'][] = t('You can login on the site using next credentials:');
$message['body'] += mail_account_strings($params['mail'], $params['pass']);
break;
}
}