robotframework-httplibrary
robotframework-httplibrary is a Robot Framework test library for all your HTTP needs. It uses livetest (which, in turn uses the famous webtest library underneath).
Installation
You can install robotframework-httplibrary via pip:
pip install --upgrade robotframework-httplibrary
Usage
API documentation can be found at http://peritus.github.com/robotframework-httplibrary/, here is an example on how to use it:
Setting |
Value |
|---|---|
Library |
HttpLibrary.HTTP |
Test Case |
Action |
Argument |
|---|---|---|
Example |
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[Documentation] |
Follows a Redirect |
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Create HTTP Context |
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GET |
/302 |
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Response Status Code Should Equal |
302 |
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Follow Response |
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Response Body Should Contain |
generating different HTTP codes |
You can view a report and a log of this test executed that looks like this:
Compatibility
This library is only tested on CPython. It might work on Jython, not sure.
Development
If you want to hack on this library itself, this should get you started:
# bootstrap development environment git clone https://github.com/peritus/robotframework-httplibrary.git cd robotframework-httplibrary/ python bootstrap.py ./bin/buildout # run tests ./bin/robotframework tests/
I’m very happy about patches, pull-requests and API-discussions (as this is mostly a wrapper supposed to have a nice API)!
Changelog
v0.4.2
Don’t enforce ASCII when converting to JSON (so chinese characters are printed as such and not escaped like uXXXX). Thanks Terry Yin!
v0.4.1
Tested with Robot Framework 2.8rc1
Uses jsonpointer 1.0, jsonpatch 1.0
v0.4.0
Compatible with Webtest > 2.0
hard-deprecate ‘Set HTTP Host’, will be removed soon.
v0.3.4
Add support for python-json-pointer >= 0.6 (if you experienced “AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'set_pointer'”, you should upgrade to this version).
v0.3.3
add HTTPS support
add ‘Stringify JSON’ keyword
implicitly set correct ‘Host’ header
License
Beerware: If we meet some day, and you think this stuff is worth it (or need a more serious license), you can buy me a beer in return.
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