Main automation lib
Project description
qatestlink XMLRPC manager for Testlink
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Windows Deploy |
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master |
Python tested versions
3.7 |
3.6 |
3.5 |
3.4 |
>=3.3 |
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Supported |
Supported |
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Not Supported |
How to install ?
Install from PIP : pip install qatestlink
Install from setup.py file : python setup.py install
Documentation
How to use library, searching for Usage Guide.
How to exec tests ?
Install dependencies for tests : pip install -r requirements-tests.txt
Tests from setup.py file : python setup.py test
Install TOX : pip install tox
Tests from tox : tox -l && tox -e TOX_ENV_NAME ( see tox.ini file to get environment names )
TOX Env name |
Env description |
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py34,py35,py36 |
Python supported versions |
docs |
Generate doc HTML in /docs |
flake8 |
Exec linter in qalab/ tests/ |
coverage |
Generate XML and HTML reports |
Configuration File
{ "connection":{ "is_https": false, "host": "ntz-qa.tk", "port": 86 }, "dev_key": "1bfd2ef4ceda22b482b12f2b25457495", "log_level":"INFO" }
Tests
You will need real testlink app running before you can just execute on command line
python setup.py test
Getting Started
Just starting example of usage before read Usage Guide.
Create JSON configuration ( runtime or read from file, read config section )
Instance testlink_manager object testlink_manager = TLManager(settings=my_json_config)
Use some method name with prefix ‘api_’
from qatestlink.core.testlink_manager import TLManager
from qatestlink.core.utils import settings
SETTINGS = settings(
file_path="/home/user/config/dir/",
file_name="settings.json"
)
try:
tlm = TLManager(settings=SETTINGS)
if not tlm.api_login():
raise Exception("Not logged for TestlinkWebApp")
# END
print(tlm.api_tprojects())
print("Test PASSED!")
except Exception as err:
print("ERROR: {}".format(err))
import pdb; pdb.set_trace() # TODO, remove DEBUG lane
print("Test FAILED!")
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