46 lines
1.6 KiB
Gherkin
46 lines
1.6 KiB
Gherkin
Feature: Module Entry Points Coverage
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As a developer
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I want to test all module entry points
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So that module loading and execution paths are covered
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Scenario: Test __main__ module execution
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When I execute the __main__ module directly
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Then the module should run successfully
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Scenario: Test __main__ module with arguments
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When I execute the __main__ module with arguments
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Then the module should process arguments correctly
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Scenario: Test __main__ module with keyboard interrupt
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When I execute the __main__ module and interrupt it
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Then the module should handle keyboard interrupt
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Scenario: Test direct module imports
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When I import all application modules directly
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Then all modules should import without error
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Scenario: Test exception hierarchy
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When I test all exception classes
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Then all exceptions should work correctly
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Scenario: Test container with environment variables
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Given environment variables are set
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When I create a container
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Then the container should use environment settings
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Scenario: Test container without API keys
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Given no API keys are configured
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When I create a container
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Then the container should handle missing keys
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Scenario: Test settings validation
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When I create settings with invalid values
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Then validation should handle errors properly
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Scenario: Test platform module functions
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When I test platform module functions
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Then all platform functions should work
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Scenario: Test CLI shortcuts
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When I use CLI shortcut commands
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Then shortcuts should map to full commands |