class Cucumber::Messages::Pickle

#
Each ‘PickleStep` of a `Pickle` is matched with a `StepDefinition` to create a `TestCase`
with the complex structure of a [GherkinDocument](#io.cucumber.messages.GherkinDocument).
implementation of Cucumber itself becomes simpler, as it doesn’t have to deal
By making ‘Pickle` the main data structure Cucumber uses for execution, the
Excel files.
In the future a `Pickle` may be derived from other formats such as Markdown or
from another format, such as [GherkinDocument](#io.cucumber.messages.GherkinDocument).
A `Pickle` represents a template for a `TestCase`. It is typically derived
*
//// Pickles
#
Represents the Pickle message in Cucumber’s message protocol.
#

def self.from_h(hash)

#
Cucumber::Messages::Pickle.from_h(some_hash) # => #

corresponding snake_cased attributes.
If the hash keys are camelCased, they are properly assigned to the
Returns a new Pickle from the given hash.
# 
def self.from_h(hash)
  return nil if hash.nil?
  new(
    id: hash[:id],
    uri: hash[:uri],
    name: hash[:name],
    language: hash[:language],
    steps: hash[:steps]&.map { |item| PickleStep.from_h(item) },
    tags: hash[:tags]&.map { |item| PickleTag.from_h(item) },
    ast_node_ids: hash[:astNodeIds]
  )
end

def initialize( 

def initialize(
  id: '',
  uri: '',
  name: '',
  language: '',
  steps: [],
  tags: [],
  ast_node_ids: []
)
  @id = id
  @uri = uri
  @name = name
  @language = language
  @steps = steps
  @tags = tags
  @ast_node_ids = ast_node_ids
  super()
end