# Robottestlink listener This is an alternative to robotframework testlink libraries.
It instead uses a listener, which can gather the test information from robot and then can either update testcases with the information it found or alternatively try to idempotently create the inputs and then send.
I would suggets looking at the [example](examples/robot_testlink.robot) to see how an organization might use the listener.
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