JingeR: Jinja generator for Robot Framework
Generate data-driven Robot Framework testcases using Jinja templates.
Use Cases
- Generate tests for a REST API
- Static test generation (as opposed to dynamic test generation using the Listener interface)
How to use it
- Install the package
pip install robotframework-jinger
- Save the default template to the current directory
jinger init
Hint: In case your environment does not allow executing jinger, call the Python module directly:
python -m JingeR init
- Modify the template and the testdata
Notes
- Each RF variable in the template that should be replaced by its value must be named according to the following pattern:
${T_foo}. - The template file is a valid .robot file in order to allow testing the template test case without having to first run Jinja to process the file.
- Generate a Robot Framework testsuite
jinger run testcase.jinja.robot testdata.py testcase.robot
Note: For debugging purposes the variables that were replaced in the template can be printed as comments in the generated .robot file by passing the option --debug to jinger run.
How it works
- The .robot template file is converted to a Jinja template. This involves uncommenting the Jinja for-loop and replacing all RF variables of the form
${T_var}with{{var}}. - Jinja processes the template.
- The resulting list of testcases is written to the .robot file passed as last argument to
jinger run
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