robotframework-testcontainers 0.1.0

Robot Framework keywords for Testcontainers.

robotframework-testcontainers

Robot Framework keywords for testcontainers.

Installation

• using pip:

pip install robotframework-testcontainers

• using uv:

uv add robotframework-testcontainers

• using poetry:

poetry add robotframework-testcontainers

Usage

Starting a container can be done with a single keyword:

*** Settings ***
Library    TestcontainersLibrary

*** Test Cases ***
Basic Usage Example
    Create Docker Container    image=hello-world

TestcontainersLibrary keeps track of all created containers. It will take care of stopping all created containers at the end of the test, by making use of the end_test/end_suite listener methods.

If you require more control, you can also manually start and stop the container. Additionally, you can use different wait strategies to wait for the container to be ready:

*** Settings ***
Library    TestcontainersLibrary

*** Test Cases ***
Advanced Usage with more control
    ${container}=    Create Docker Container    image=traefik/whoami    start=False    ports=[80]
    Start Container    ${container}
    Wait For Http Endpoint    ${container}    port=80    path=/api
    Stop Container    ${container}

You can also use any of the community maintained containers. Be aware that you have to make sure to install the required dependencies yourself.
For example: starting a CockroachDB container requires installing testcontainers[cockroachdb]. Use the Create Community Container keyword and specify which class to import from which module. Any additional arguments can be passed in as keyword arguments.

*** Settings ***
Library             TestcontainersLibrary


*** Test Cases ***
Starting an CockroachDb Container
    ${password}=    Evaluate    str(uuid.uuid4())
    ${container}=    Create Community Container
    ...    module=testcontainers.cockroachdb
    ...    container_class=CockroachDBContainer
    ...    username=demoUser
    ...    password=${password}
    Log    ${container.get_connection_url()}

You can read the acceptance tests in test/acceptance/ for more concrete usage examples.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

Third-Party Licenses

This library depends on the testcontainers-python package, which is licensed under the Apache License 2.0.

No parts of testcontainers-python are copied or modified in this project. It is used only as a dependency.