baangt 2020.1.1b4

Basic And Advanced NextGeneration Testing

Welcome

This is the current release of baangt: "Basic And Advanced Next Generation Testing".

Installation in a virtual environment:

pip install baangt

Installation from GIT-Repository:

Clone the repository: GIT CLONE https://gogs.earthsquad.global/baangt

Then fire up your favorite virtual environment, e.g. CONDA create baangt, activate it, e.g. CONDA activate baangt and install the necessary requirements: pip install -r Requirements.txt and you're good to go.

#Usage: ###Preparation: You need a datafile (example: DropsTestExample.xlsx) and a Testrun definition as Excel-Sheet (example DropsTestRunDefinition.xlsx`). Alternatively provide the definition of the testrun as JSON. ##Run the Testcase Python baangt.py --run="DropsTestRunDefinition.xlsx will run the Testcase specified in file ``Franzi.xlsx``. ##Process Depending on your TestRun or TestCaseSequence settings one or more browsers (Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Internet Explorer) will start (visible or hidden) and execute the steps defined in the definition of the testrun. An output file (XLSX) consisting of "baangt_" + Testrun-Name + Date and Time will be created. ##Create your own TestStep: Every once in a while the TestStep-Definition via XLSX or the database will not be enough for your use-case. You can easily subclass whatever you need and still use the rest of the framework.

from baangt.TestStep import TestStepMaster

class myTestStep(TestStepMaster):
    def execute():
        self.driver.goToURL("http://www.google.com")
        self.driver.findByAndSetText(xpath='//input[@type="text"]', value='baangt')
        self.driver.findByAndClick(xpath='(//input[contains(@type,'submit')])[3]')

That's it. All the rest is taken care of by baangt. You'll also receive a nice export file showing timing information for your TestCase.

##Browser related knowledge ###Setting, which browser to start

• Method 1: Set the browser in the Testrun Definition (either in XLSX in Tab TestCase in the column Browser or in JSON:

  "dontCloseBrowser": "True",
  "TC.Browser": "CHROME"

)

• Method 2: Set the browser in the globals.json file to overwrite any settings of the testrun definition.

  "dontCloseBrowser": "True",
  "TC.Browser": "CHROME"

Then call baangt.py as usual:

python baangt.py --run="someRunNameXLSXorJSON" --globals='mynewGlobals.json'

#Further reading: Please see latest news on http://baangt.org for community edition and http://baangt.com for corporate environments