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peterfox/behat-resources-extension
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A Behat extension for using configs as loadable resources

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Behat Resources
===============

[](#behat-resources)

A simple little extension for Behat which will let you turn yaml files into Models/Entities/Objects to make your given steps better.

Installation
------------

[](#installation)

Install via composer:

```
composer require peterfox/behat-resources-extension

```

Then Add the extension to your behat.yml config:

```
# behat.yml

default:
  ...
  extensions:
    BehatResources\ResourceExtension:
        path:
          resource: Resources # default value
          base: # Not required but useful, it will otherwise be the folder for the context loaded
        resource_map: # This is a map of Directories and the class it is an alias for
          User: Namespace\Of\Entity
```

Make an implementation for a ResourceFactory like the example below for Laravel/Eloquent:

```