antimony

@formula = Antimony::Formula.new('process_unit', { value: 'sample' })

@formula.run

@formula.inputs # {}
@formula.outputs # {}

send_keys(string, [count])      # send string to terminal 'count' times

enter([count])                  # send enter key 'count' times
tab([count])                    # send tab key 'count' times
backspace([count])              # send backspace key 'count' times
arrow_up([count])               # send arrow up key 'count' times
arrow_down([count])             # send arrow down key 'count' times
arrow_right([count])            # send arrow right key 'count' times
arrow_left([count])             # send arrow left key 'count' times
f{1-24}([count])                # send function key 'count' times

value_at(row, column, length)   # get the string value at a given row and column
screen_text                     # get current screen as a string
print_screen                    # print current screen
printable_screen_text           # get pretty-print version of screen text

session_log                     # get the log of the session
log(message)                    # log a message to the session log
log_screen                      # log the current screen to the session log

session 'hostname.com' do
  send_keys 'USERNAME'
  send_keys 'PASSWORD'
  enter
  @outputs[:success] = screen_text.include? 'SUCCESSFUL LOGIN'
end

require 'login'
session 'hostname.com' do
  login #login formula is invoked/run
  send_keys 'MENU1'
  enter
  send_keys '02'
  enter
  send_keys inputs[:work_order_number]
  enter
  f5
  outputs[:success] = screen_text.include?(inputs[:status])
end

context 'Given I am an Admin And I have a Completed work order' do
  it 'When I lookup the work order Then the completed status is displayed'
      lookup_formula = Antimony::Formula.new('lookup', {work_order_number: '12345', status: 'COMPLETED'})
      lookup_formula.run
      expect(lookup_formula.outputs[:success]).to be_true
  end
end