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behat/common-contexts
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Commonly used contexts for Behat 2.x

v1.2.0(13y ago)1151.6M↓16.7%344MITPHPPHP >=5.3.1

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THIS PROJECT IS ABANDONED
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[](#this-project-is-abandoned)

This project (which was never updated for Behat 3.x) is abandoned and will not receive further updates.

Extra Contexts for Behat 2.x
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[](#extra-contexts-for-behat-2x)

This additional contexts could be used as your feature suite's submodules, giving you extra steps and hooks right out of the box.

How to use them
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[](#how-to-use-them)

To use those contexts, you should simply instantiate them with needed arguments (see constructor arguments) and pass them into `useContext()` function like that:

```