testbench2robotframework 0.9.2b2

Robot Framework Code Generator from Keyword-Driven Tests in imbus TestBench 3.0 and newer

TestBench2RobotFramework

TestBench2RobotFramework is a CLI tool used to convert a TestBench JSON report into Robot Framework test suites and to write the execution results provided by Robot Framework to the TestBench report.

Installation

You can install TestBench2RobotFramework via pip using the following command:

pip install testbench2robotframework

Python 3.10 or higher is required to run this tool.

Remark

TestBench2RobotFramework requires TestBench version >= 4. If you're running an older version please contact the TestBench support for information on how to connect your Version of TestBench to Robot Framework. The TestBench Report can be either be exported via the TestBench Rest API with tools like the testbench-cli-reporter or directly from the client.

Usage

TestBench2RobotFramework supports two main use cases, which are described in more detail in the following sections:

1. Generating Robot Framework test suites from a TestBench report.
2. Fetching results from a Robot Framework output XML file and saving them back to a TestBench report.

Generating Robot Framework Test Suites

To generate Robot Framework test suites, use the generate-tests subcommand:

testbench2robotframework generate-tests TESTBENCH_REPORT

This command generates a Robot Framework test suite for each test case set specified in the TESTBENCH_REPORT.

The example above demonstrates how Robot Framework test suites are generated based on the Test Theme Tree defined in TestBench.

Configuration

There are multiple configuration options available for TestBench2RobotFramework that can be used to customize the generated test suites. Options can be specified either via the command line, in a pyproject.toml file or in a robot.toml file.

To use options via the command line, the following syntax is used:

testbench2robotframework generate-tests [OPTIONS] TESTBENCH_REPORT

Option	Description
-c, --config PATH	Path to a configuration file for TestBench2RobotFramework.
--clean	Deletes all files present in the output-directory before new test suites are created.
-d, --output-directory PATH	Directory or ZIP archive containing the generated test suites.
--compound-keyword-logging	Mode for logging compound keywords. Options: GROUP, COMMENT, or NONE.
--fully-qualified	Calls Robot Framework keywords by their fully qualified names in the generated test suites.
--log-suite-numbering	Enables logging of the test suite numbering.
--metadata	Add extra metadata to the settings of the generated Robot Framework test suite. Provide entries as key:value pairs, where key is the metadata name and value is the corresponding value. Values may also be Python expressions. The special variable '$tcs' gives access to the TestBench Python model of the test case set.
--resource-directory PATH	Directory containing the Robot Framework resource files.
--resource-directory-regex TEXT	Regex that can be used to identify the TestBench Subdivision that corresponds to the . Resources will be imported relative to this subdivision based on the test elements structure in TestBench.
--library-regex TEXT	Regular expression used to identify TestBench subdivisions corresponding to Robot Framework libraries.
--library-root TEXT	TestBench root subdivision whose direct children correspond to Robot Framework libraries.
--resource-regex TEXT	Regular expression used to identify TestBench subdivisions corresponding to Robot Framework resources.
--resource-root TEXT	TestBench root subdivision whose direct children correspond to Robot Framework resources.
--library-mapping TEXT	Library import statement to use when a keyword from the specified TestBench subdivision is encountered.
--resource-mapping TEXT	Resource import statement to use when a keyword from the specified TestBench subdivision is encountered.
--help	Displays the help message and exits.
--version	Writes the TestBench2RobotFramework, Robot Framework and Python version to console.

Saving Robot Framework Results

Saving the results requires a Robot Framework output XML file, along with the original TestBench report from which the test suites were generated.

Use the following command:

testbench2robotframework fetch-results [OPTIONS] ROBOT_RESULT TESTBENCH_REPORT

Option	Description
-c, --config PATH	Path to a configuration file for TestBench2RobotFramework.
-d, --output-directory PATH	Path to the directory or ZIP file where the updated TestBench JSON report (with results) should be saved.
--help	Displays the help message and exits.

Using pyproject.toml

All CLI options available for testbench2robotframework can also be defined in your pyproject.toml file, robot.toml, or a workspace-local .robot.toml. This offers a convenient way to store and reuse configuration settings, particularly in larger projects or automated environments.

Example

[tool.testbench2robotframework]
library-regex = ['(?:.*\.)?(?P<resourceName>[^.]+?)\s*\[Robot-Library\].*']
resource-regex = ['(?:.*\.)?(?P<resourceName>[^.]+?)\s*\[Robot-Resource\].*']
library-root = ["RF", "RF-Library"]
resource-root = ["RF-Resource"]
fully-qualified = false
output-directory = "{root}/Generated"
log-suite-numbering = false
clean = true
compound-keyword-logging = GROUP
resource-directory = "{root}/Resources"
resource-directory-regex = ".*\\[Robot-Resources\\].*"
reference-behaviour = "ATTACHMENT"
attachment-conflict-behaviour = "USE_EXISTING"

[tool.testbench2robotframework.library-mapping]
SeleniumLibrary = "SeleniumLibrary    timeout=10    implicit_wait=1    run_on_failure=Capture Page Screenshot"
SuperRemoteLibrary = "Remote    http://127.0.0.1:8270       WITH NAME    SuperRemoteLibrary"

[tool.testbench2robotframework.resource-mapping]
MyKeywords = "{root}/../MyKeywords.resource"
MyOtherKeywords = "{resourceDirectory}/subdir/MyOtherKeywords.resource"

[tool.testbench2robotframework.forced-import]
libraries = ["test.py"]
resources = []
variables = []

[tool.testbench2robotframework.console-logging]
logLevel = "INFO"
logFormat = "%(levelname)s: %(message)s"

[tool.testbench2robotframework.file-logging]
logLevel = "DEBUG"
logFormat = "%(asctime)s - %(filename)s:%(lineno)d - %(levelname)8s - %(message)s"
fileName = "testbench2robotframework.log"