testzeus-cli 0.0.6

Command-line interface for TestZeus testing platform

TestZeus CLI

A powerful command-line interface for the TestZeus testing platform.

Installation

pip install testzeus-cli

Authentication

Before using the CLI, you need to authenticate with the TestZeus platform:

testzeus login

You will be prompted to enter your email and password. Your credentials are securely stored in your system's keyring.

testzeus login --profile dev

Authentication automatically detects and stores your tenant information, which will be used for all subsequent commands.

Auth Commands

Command	Description
login	Authenticate with TestZeus
logout	Log out and remove stored credentials
whoami	Display current authentication status

Global Options

The following options can be used with any command:

Option	Description
--profile	Configuration profile to use (default: "default")
--api-url	Custom TestZeus API URL
--verbose	Enable verbose output
--format	Output format: json, table, or yaml (default: table)

Managing Tests

List Tests

testzeus tests list

Filter test list with key-value pairs:

testzeus tests list --filters status=draft

Sort and expand related entities:

testzeus tests list --sort created --expand tags,test_data

Get Test Details

testzeus tests get <test-id>
testzeus tests get <test-id> --expand tags,test_data

Create Test

Create a test with text-based features:

testzeus tests create --name "My Test" --feature "Feature: Test something"

Create a test with features from a file:

testzeus tests create --name "My Test" --feature-file ./features.txt

Additional options:

testzeus tests create --name "My Test" --feature-file ./features.txt --status ready --data data_id1 --data data_id2 --tags tag1 --tags tag2 --environment env_id

Update Test

Update test name:

testzeus tests update <test-id> --name "New Name"

Update test features from text:

testzeus tests update <test-id> --feature "Updated feature content"

Update test features from a file:

testzeus tests update <test-id> --feature-file ./updated_features.txt

Update other properties:

testzeus tests update <test-id> --status ready --data data_id1 --tags tag1 --environment env_id

Delete Test

testzeus tests delete <test-id>

Test Runs

List Test Runs

testzeus test-runs list

Filter runs by status:

testzeus test-runs list --filters status=running

Get Test Run Details

testzeus test-runs get <run-id>

Get expanded details including all outputs and steps:

testzeus test-runs get-expanded <run-id>

Create and Start Test Run

testzeus test-runs create --name "Run 1" --test <test-id>

Cancel Test Run

testzeus test-runs cancel <run-id>

Watch Test Run Progress

testzeus test-runs watch <run-id>
testzeus test-runs watch <run-id> --interval 10

Download Test Run Attachments

testzeus test-runs download-attachments <run-id>
testzeus test-runs download-attachments <run-id> --output-dir ./my-attachments

Test Data

List Test Data

testzeus test-data list

Filter by type:

testzeus test-data list --filters type=test

Get Test Data Details

testzeus test-data get <data-id>
testzeus test-data get <data-id> --expand related_entities

Create Test Data

Create with inline content:

testzeus test-data create --name "Test Data 1" --input-data "{\"key\":\"value\"}"

Create with data from a file:

testzeus test-data create --name "Test Data" --file ./data.json

Additional options:

testzeus test-data create --name "Test Data" --type test --status ready --file ./data.json

Update Test Data

Update name and other properties:

testzeus test-data update <data-id> --name "New Data Name" --type updated --status ready

Update data content from text:

testzeus test-data update <data-id> --input-data "{\"key\":\"updated\"}"

Update data content from a file:

testzeus test-data update <data-id> --file ./updated_data.json

Delete Test Data

testzeus test-data delete <data-id>

Configuration

The CLI stores configuration and credentials in your user's config directory. Different profiles can be used to manage multiple TestZeus environments.

Default configuration location:

• Linux/Mac: ~/.testzeus/config.yaml
• Windows: %APPDATA%\testzeus\config.yaml

Passwords are securely stored in your system's keyring.

Examples

Complete Workflow

# Login to TestZeus
testzeus login

# Create test data
testzeus test-data create --name "User Data" --input-data "{\"username\":\"testuser\"}" 

# Create a new test with features from a file
testzeus tests create --name "Login Test" --feature-file ./features/login.feature --data <test_data_id>

# Run the test
testzeus test-runs create --name "Login Run 1" --test <test_id>

# Watch the test run progress
testzeus test-runs watch <test_run_id>

# Check detailed results
testzeus test-runs get-expanded <test_run_id>

# Download any attachments generated during the run
testzeus test-runs download-attachments <test_run_id> --output-dir ./results

Error Handling

When an error occurs, the CLI will display an error message. For more detailed information, run any command with the --verbose flag:

testzeus tests list --verbose

Output Formats

The CLI supports multiple output formats:

• table: Human-readable tabular format (default)
• json: JSON format for programmatic usage
• yaml: YAML format

Example:

testzeus tests list --format json

Development and Contribution

To contribute to the TestZeus CLI, fork the repository and install development dependencies:

pip install -e ".[dev]"

Release Process

The TestZeus CLI uses GitHub Actions for automated releases to PyPI. To create a release:

1. Use the Makefile's release target: make release
2. This will:
   • Prompt for version bump type (patch, minor, major)
   • Update the version in pyproject.toml
   • Commit and create a git tag
   • Push changes and tags to GitHub
3. The tag push will automatically trigger the GitHub Actions publish workflow