cmdline-add-args
Pytest plugin for handling and adding command line arguments
This plugin allows you to add custom arguments before running a test and generate Allure reports. It provides a flexible way to inject arguments into Pytest and control the reporting process with Allure.
Features
- Handling custom arguments
- Generating Allure reports
- Easy integration with Pytest
Usage
- You need to create a config folder at the root of your project
- In this folder, create an env.py file in which the BROWSER and CREATE_ALLURE_REPORT variables will be
specified
e.g:
- BROWSER = get("BROWSER", "chrome")
- CREATE_ALLURE_REPORT = get('CREATE_ALLURE_REPORT', True)
- In this folder, create an env.py file in which the BROWSER and CREATE_ALLURE_REPORT variables will be
specified
e.g:
- If you are going to run tests using GitHub actions, you need to specify the name of your project in workflow:
- env:
- PROJECT_NAME: project_name
- env:
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