Story Parser

This project is a start towards writing text stories to pyhistorian, but it can be used out of it. It parsers a string file like:

Story: Writing a parser
As a pyhistorian contributor
I want to add support to stories written in text
So that everyone can use it, even the stakeholders

Scenario 1: Getting Title
  Given I have a story like this one
  When I try parse it and get the title
  Then I get "Writing a parser" title

Installing

$ python setup.py install

Or you can run make in a UNIX box and it installs story_parser and run all it’s tests

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