Please use pytest-oot plug-in, which provides same functions and much more.
This pytest plugin is very simple, which is for users who use test_steps in py.test framework. Use this plugin, the function detection mechanism is using pytest runtest_setup to do it, instead of using the original mechanism, which requires users know more about the auto-function-detection while writing scripts originally. Now, it will be all set, while taken care of by this plugin.
Install pytest-autochecklog
pip install pytest-autochecklog
Using
Given the following tests (suppose it is in file /test_steps_example/test1.py)
from test_steps import *
import random
def test_example():
ok("just pass the check and log it")
#fail("Just fail the check and log it")
ok(3+2 == 5, "pass if expr else fail")
#eq("Shanghai", "Beijing", "Shanghai not equal to Beijing")
eq(4+5, 9)
ne("Shanghai", "Beijing", "Pass, Shanghai not equal to Beijing")
#'Shanghai City' contains 'Country', the second parameter could be regex
check(" 'Shanghai City' =~ 'Country' ", warning=True)
unmatch("Shanghai City", "Country", "Pass, not contains, regex can be used too")
check('random.uniform(1,20) > 15', repeat=5)After installed the plugin for pytest, when you run pytest with the above test case, then, you will get the following log in logfile /tmp/test_yyyymmdd_hhmm.log by default like:
Steven-Mac:tmp Steven$ cat test_20150124_1545.log
2015-01-24 15:45:11,184 - INFO - ------------------------------------------------------
2015-01-24 15:45:11,197 - INFO - Func test_example in file: /test_steps_example/test1.py
2015-01-24 15:45:11,198 - INFO - Check-1: just pass the check and log it -PASS-
2015-01-24 15:45:11,198 - INFO - Check-2: pass if expr else fail -PASS-
2015-01-24 15:45:11,198 - INFO - Check-3: 9 == 9 -PASS- 9 == 9?
2015-01-24 15:45:11,199 - INFO - Check-4: Pass, Shanghai not equal to Beijing -PASS- 'Shanghai' != 'Beijing'?
2015-01-24 15:45:11,202 - INFO - Check-5: 'Shanghai City' =~ 'Country' -PASS- 'Shanghai City' =~ 'Country'
2015-01-24 15:45:11,202 - WARNING - ^^^ condition not met (pass due to -w option set) ^^^
2015-01-24 15:45:11,203 - INFO - Check-6: Pass, not contains, regex can be used too -PASS- 'Shanghai City' !~ 'Country'?
2015-01-24 15:45:13,204 - DEBUG - vvv Results(-r 5 set) { 1:<11.960281812565919 > 15> 2:<12.284208523480407 > 15> 3:<15.89909604817515 > 15> } vvv
2015-01-24 15:45:13,204 - INFO - Check-7: random.uniform(1,20) > 15 -PASS- 15.89909604817515 > 15 - tried 3 times in 5 seconds
Btw, you can change the log file and format by using test_steps functions.
See more information about test_steps module
https://pypi.python.org/pypi?:action=display&name=test_steps
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