robotframework-auto-screenshot-listener 0.1.4

A Robot Framework listener that automatically takes screenshots before each keyword.

Robot Screenshot Listener

Listener for Web based testing Screenshots with Robot framework-Selenium,Browser and Appium Libraries

Installation

pip install robotframework-auto-screenshot-listener

Project Structure

Robot Screenshot Listener
├── robotframework_auto_screenshot_listener
│   ├── __init__.py               # Entry point of the application
│   ├── ScreenshotListener.py      # Handles reading and filtering messages
├── requirements.txt           # Lists project dependencies
└── README.md                  # Project documentation

Monitored Selenium Keywords The listener captures screenshots for the following Selenium keywords:

1. Click Element
2. Input Text
3. Press Keys
4. Get Text
5. Get Element Attribute
6. Page Should Contain
7. Page Should Not Contain
8. Element Should Be Visible
9. Element Should Not Be Visible
10. Close Browser
11. Click Button
12. Click Link
13. Click
14. Fill Text

How It Works . Test Start: Creates a root directory and test-specific subdirectory . Keyword Execution: Before each monitored Selenium keyword, captures a screenshot . File Naming: Screenshots are named sequentially (selenium_0.png, selenium_1.png, etc.) . Test End: Resets the screenshot counter for the next test

Technical Details Class Structure . API Version: Uses Robot Framework Listener API version 2 . Key Methods: . start_test(): Initializes test-specific screenshot directory . start_keyword(): Captures screenshots before keyword execution . end_keyword(): Handles post-keyword cleanup Dependencies . robot.libraries.BuiltIn: For accessing Robot Framework variables and keywords . robot.libraries.String: For string manipulation . os: For file system operations . shutil: For directory operations

Usage

. run robot command in terminal as robot --listener robotframework_auto_screenshot_listener.ScreenshotListener: <TestFilePath.robot>

Contributing

Feel free to submit issues or pull requests if you have suggestions or improvements for the project.