ftsa-tjpb-core 2.6.1

Framework de Teste de Sistemas Automatizado - CORE

FTSA-TJPB-CORE

Introduction

CORE Libraries from FTSA (Framework de Testes de Sistema Automatizados - TJPB) provides keywords extents to be used within Robot Framework's environment to test UI (web and mobile), Rest/Services/SSH and Databases, to supply tests context in TJPB.

This library supports python 3.8+ AND Docker Engine 20+

Keyword Documentation

Here is a list of the available keywords:

• Mobile FTSAAppiumLibrary keywords
• Web FTSASeleniumLibrary keywords
• Services and REST FTSARequestsLibrary keywords
• SSH FTSASSHLibrary keywords
• Database FTSADatabaseLibrary keywords
• Template Files FTSAFilesLibrary (not implemented)

Getting Started

Step 1: Install FTSA-TJPB command client

Make sure you have installed FTSA-TJPB command client through a console/terminal:

pip install -y ftsa-tjpb

Step 2: Install FTSA-TJPB-CORE libraries

To install FTSA-TJPB-CORE libraries, perform in your console/terminal the following command:

ftsa install

Step 3: Initialize a project from template

To use a template that will enable project with architectural FTSA patterns pre-definitions, use init command:

ftsa init <project_name> 

• Obs: if you are working with Rest/API/Services test project, use ftsa init <project_name> -s (or --services option)

Writing Tests

Once you have installed FTSA-TJPB-CORE libraries, into the Settings section from any .robot script you can import any of Libraries to test UI (web and mobile), Rest/Services/SSH and Databases with keyword available.

*** Settings ***
Documentation   TJPB Core Example

Library     FTSASeleniumLibrary
Library     FTSAAppiumLibrary
Library     FTSARequestsLibrary
Library     FTSASSHLibrary
Library     FTSADatabaseLibrary

*** Variables ***
# Implement your variables 

*** Test Cases ***
# Implement your test cases 
Test that something happens when an action is performed
    Given I have some precondition
    When I perform some action
    Then A determined result is expected
    
*** Keywords ***
I have some precondition
    # Call any of keywords available from the documentation of the imported libraries
    
I perform some action
    # Call any of keywords available from the documentation of the imported libraries
    
A determined result is expected
    # Call any of keywords available from the documentation of the imported libraries
    

Obs: for simplicity, keywords are shown into the same feature file, in the example above. You must implement keywords ONLY into page_object package, like required for the FTSA architetural patterns and structure (see an example by running ftsa init <project_name>).

Contact and support

Carlos Diego Quirino Lima

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Felipe Dias

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Rogerio Trevian Nibon

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