robotframework-clean 1.2.1

Utility scripts for formatting Robot Framework code

• Introduction

• Requirements

• Installation

• Usage

  • splitting keyword(s)

  • renaming keyword(s)

  • aligning to column(s)

  • replacing tabs to spaces

  • adjusting whitespace

Introduction

Requirements

Python 3.6+ and Robot Framework 3.2.1+.

Installation

You can install RobotClean simply by running:

pip install robotframework-clean

Usage

RobotClean support following modes (you can mix them):

splitting keyword(s)

robotclean –mode split –path test.robot –line 10 –end-line 10

It will split keyword(s) at given location. Example:

Keyword  ${var}  ${var2}

to:

Keyword
...    ${var}
...    ${var2}

renaming keyword(s)

robotclean –mode rename –path test.robot

It will rename keyword(s) at given location to follow Title Case. Example:

this_is_keyword
This Is Keyword
This is keyword
And also ABBREV

to:

This Is Keyword
This Is Keyword
This Is Keyword
And Also ABBREV

aligning to column(s)

robotclean –mode align –path test.robot –line 5 –end-line 10

It will align variables and keywords to column like appearance. Example:

${var}  Keyword  ${var1}  4  test  ${var}  test=${5}
Longer Keyword  ${var}
${value}  Set Variable If  ${value}==True  5

to:

${var}              Keyword             ${var1}             4       test    ${var}      test=${5}
Longer Keyword      ${var}
${value}            Set Variable If     ${value}==True      5

replacing tabs to spaces

robotclean –mode tabs_to_spaces –path test.robot

It will replace all tab character by spaces (while trying to preserve aligment)

adjusting whitespace

robotclean –mode whitespace –path test.robot

It will adjust whole robot file to set of rules: - no empty sections allowed - 2 empty lines between sections - 1 empty line between tests and keywords - 1 trailing line at the end of file - no trailing whitespace