robotframework-libdoc2testbench 1.2b4

Robot Framework Libdoc Extension that generates imbus TestBench Library import formats.

Libdoc2TestBench

Robot Framework Libdoc Extension that generates imbus TestBench Enterprise Library import formats. It can be used to generate Testbench interactions from Robotframework keywords.

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Installation:

To install this package you can use pip:

pip install robotframework-libdoc2testbench

Notice: This extension requires Robot Framework 4.0.0 or later and does not work with earlier versions.

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Usage:

There are four main use cases:

• Importing official robotframework librarys
• Importing custom robotframework librarys
• Importing resource files
• Importing multiple librarys and resource files at once

Importing official robotframework librarys

The basic usage just needs the Libdoc2TestBench command and a Robot Framework Library as input and saves a zip-file named project-dump.zip in the current working directory containing the needed information for the import.

Libdoc2TestBench <LIBRARY>

<LIBRARY> corresponds to the name that you would use to import the library into a robot framework file. Browser is an example for <LIBRARY>. By using a second positional argument you can additionally specify the output filename:

Libdoc2TestBench <LIBRARY> <output.zip>

Afterwards the generated zip-file can be imported via the Import Project... command in the Project Management view of the imbus TestBench:

In the Test Elements view you can now see your imported RF library as different interactions and datatypes:

The imported Testelements can be copied into another testbench project. When copying, it is important that the test elements remain in the same subdivisions. The name of the root subdivision can be renamed with the --libraryroot option.

Importing custom robotframework librarys

Libdoc2Testbench can be used to import your own robotframework librarys.

Example for a custom library:

class mycustomlibrary(object):
    def print_hello_world(self):
        print("Hello World")

Example Libdoc2Testbench usage:

Libdoc2TestBench mycustomlibrary.py

Importing resource files

Libdoc2Testbench can be used to import resource files.

Example for a resource file:

*** Keywords ***
print hello world
  log Hello World

Example Libdoc2Testbench usage:

Libdoc2TestBench -a myresource.resource

Importing multiple librarys and resource files at once

Libdoc2Testbench can be used to import multiple librarys and resource files at once. A special robot framework section is used for this use case.

Example for a import List:

*** Import List ***
BrowserLibrary
BuiltIn
mycustomlibrary.py
myresource.resource

Example Libdoc2Testbench usage:

Libdoc2TestBench -a importlist.robot

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Command line arguments

There are several optional arguments, that follow the structure of the robot.libdoc module. When generating imports from a RF library, these values should already be set up correctly. You may overwrite the docformat and other meta data by setting the associated arguments written below.

Arguments	Description	Allowed Values
-h, --help	show the help message and exit
-a, --attachment	Defines if a resource file will be attached to all interactions.
-F FORMAT, --docformat FORMAT	Specifies the source documentation format. Possible values are Robot Framework's documentation format, HTML, plain text, and reStructuredText. The default value can be specified in library source code and the initial default value is ROBOT.	ROBOT HTML TEXT REST
--libraryroot LIBRARYROOT	Defines which subdivision name contains libraries.
--libversion LIBVERSION	Sets the version of the documented library or resource written in the description.
-n NAME, --name NAME	Sets the name of the documented library or resource.
-r REPOSITORY, --repository REPOSITORY	Sets the repository id of the TestBench import. The default is itba.
--resourceroot RESOURCEROOT	Defines which subdivision name contains resources.
-s SPECFORMAT, --specdocformat SPECFORMAT	Specifies the documentation format used with XML and JSON spec files. RAW means preserving the original documentation format and HTML means converting documentation to HTML. The default is HTML.	HTML RAW
-t TEMP, --temp TEMP	Path to write temporary files to.
-x, --xml	Writes a single xml-file instead of the zipfile.
--version, --info	Writes the Libdoc2TestBench, Robot Framework and Python version to console.

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Change log

• 1.0rc2
  • ADDED optional arguments for:
    • xml-file output (instead of zip-file)
    • custom temporary directory
    • changing the repository id in the xml-header
    • custom primary key enumeration start
    • info command for printing Libdoc2TestBench/Robot Framework/Python version to console
    • support for resource-files (attachment support coming soon)
  • FIX:
    • only create _Datatype subdivison in libraries when data types are present
    • Resource subdivison is now in the correct parent subdivision
    • Updated README.md / package help-messages to reflect changes
• 1.0rc1
  • first release candidate

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License

Distributed under the Apache-2.0 license. See LICENSE for more information.

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Dependencies

• python >= 3.7
• robotframework >= 4.0.0

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Contributing

For consistent code formatting, please use Black - The Uncompromising Code Formatter with the following arguments in the root directory:

black -l 100 -S .