pylynqa

pylynqa is a Python client for the Lynqa REST API.

Lynqa is a test execution AI Agent: you describe a test (plain steps or a Gherkin scenario) and Lynqa runs it against your web application. This library provides a wrapper around the REST API, covering test run management, step inspection, screenshot retrieval, and organization operations.

Disclaimers

[!IMPORTANT] This is an unofficial project. pylynqa is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or maintained by Smartesting, the company that develops Lynqa. "Lynqa" and "Smartesting" are the property of their respective owners.

[!NOTE] Lynqa is a commercial product. Using this client requires a Lynqa account and an API key, and running tests consumes paid credits. See https://my.lynqa.smartesting.com/integration to create an API key.

Requirements

• Python 3.9+
• A Lynqa account and API key (test executions consume credits)

Installation

pip install pylynqa

At this early stage the package may not be published on PyPI yet. In the meantime you can install it from source:

pip install git+https://github.com/petit-robot/pylynqa.git

Quick start

from pylynqa import CreateTestStep, LynqaClient

client = LynqaClient(api_key="your-api-key")

run_id = client.add_test_run(
    url="https://lemonde.fr",
    steps=[
        CreateTestStep(
            action="Go to the website",
            expected_result="The website is open",
        ),
        CreateTestStep(
            action='Search an article on "france ia"',
            expected_result='Should have an article on "IA agentique"',
        ),
    ],
    name="Smoke - Search an article",
)

status = client.get_test_run_status(run_id)
print(status["status"])  # e.g. "running"

Bruno Collection

The project provides a Bruno Collection to interact with Lynqa API. A Bruno environment named "production" was also provided in addition to the collection.

You can access the collection here.

Prerequisites

Before using this collection, make sure you have:

• Bruno 3.4.2+
• A valid Lynqa API Key that you get once you have a Lynqa account

Where to put your API Key

To securely use the API, you must configure your API key inside a Bruno environment.

For that you should:

• Select the environment named "production".
• Click on "Configure" to get access to the environment variable

In the environment variable:

• Paste your Lynqa API Key in the Value field
• Make sure to mark it as Secret (enable the checkbox)
• Click Save

This ensures your API key is never exposed in Bruno files.

Collaboration

This project is at an early stage, so external contributions are limited for now. This may be opened up more broadly later as the project matures.

In the meantime, you are very welcome to open an issue to report a bug or ask any question.

License

Licensed under the Apache License 2.0.