pylodge 0.2.3

Test Automation framework for TestLodge

PyLodge

PyLodge is a framework that integrates the automated tests with TestLodge. It will update the status of the test cases in TestLodge based on the execution status of the automation script. In case of Failed test cases, it will create a defect in the issue tracker if the project in TestLodge has the issue tracker configured.

https://github.com/gettalent/pylodge

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Installation:

To install pylodge, simply:

$ pip install pylodge

Recommended Folder Structure for tests:

The following example assumes the test automation project directory structure as mentioned below and using py.test

myproject/

pages/

page1.py

page2.py

…

tests/

__init__.py

conftest.py

module1/

test_testcase1.py

module2/

test_testcase2.py

…

Usage:

If you are using the pytest framework, you need to add the following lines of code in the __init__.py file.

This will create a test run in TestLodge whenever your automated tests run:

from pylodge.pylodge import PyLodge
pylodge_obj = PyLodge(testlodge_username, testlodge_password, testlodge_project, testlodge_api_url)
pylodge_obj.create_test_run()

In the conftest.py, you need to write a hook that will read the execution status of your pytest and pass that status to

pylodge. Something like this:

@pytest.mark.tryfirst
def pytest_runtest_makereport( __multicall__):
    rep = __multicall__.execute()
    if rep.when == 'call':
        nodeid = rep.nodeid
        callerlist = nodeid.split("::")
        test_name= os.path.splitext(callerlist[0])[0]
        substring = re.search('test_(.*)', test_name)
        if substring:
            test_name = substring.group(1)
        if rep.passed:
            print 'Passed'
            pylodge_obj.mark_test_as_passed(test_name)
        elif rep.failed:
            print 'Failed'
            pylodge_obj.mark_test_as_failed(test_name)
        elif rep.skipped:
            print 'Skipped'
            pylodge_obj.mark_test_as_skipped(test_name)
    return rep