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Announce on Twitter, mailing lists, and elsewhere as needed. diff --git a/QuickStart.rst b/QuickStart.rst deleted file mode 100644 index 61bc473..0000000 --- a/QuickStart.rst +++ /dev/null @@ -1,544 +0,0 @@ -.. default-role:: code - -===================================== - Robot Framework Quick Start Guide -===================================== - -Copyright © Nokia Networks. Licensed under the -`Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported`__ license. - -__ http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ - -.. contents:: Table of contents: - :local: - :depth: 2 - -Introduction -============ - -About this guide ----------------- - -*Robot Framework Quick Start Guide* introduces the most important `Robot -Framework `_ features. You can simply browse -through it and look at the examples, but you can also use the guide as an -`executable demo`__. All features shown here are explained more thoroughly -in `Robot Framework User Guide`_. - -__ `Executing this guide`_ -.. _Robot Framework User Guide: http://robotframework.org/robotframework/#user-guide - -Robot Framework overview ------------------------- - -`Robot Framework`_ is a generic open source test automation framework for -acceptance testing and acceptance test-driven development (ATDD). It has -easy-to-use tabular test data syntax and it utilizes the keyword-driven -testing approach. Its testing capabilities can be extended by test libraries -implemented either with Python or Java, and users can create new higher-level -keywords from existing ones using the same syntax that is used for creating -test cases. - -Robot Framework is operating system and application independent. The core -framework is implemented using `Python `_ and runs also on -`Jython `_ (JVM) and `IronPython `_ -(.NET). The framework has a rich ecosystem around it consisting of various -generic test libraries and tools that are developed as separate projects. - -For more information about Robot Framework and the ecosystem, see -http://robotframework.org. There you can find plenty more documentation, -demo projects, list of available test libraries and other tools, and so on. - -Demo application ----------------- - -The sample application for this guide is a variation on a classic login -example: it is a command-line based authentication server written in Python. -The application allows a user to do three things: - -- Create an account with a valid password. -- Log in with a valid user name and password. -- Change the password of an existing account. - -The application itself is in ``_ file and can be executed with -a command `python sut/login.py`. Attempting to log in with a non-existent -user account or with an invalid password results in the same error message:: - - > python sut/login.py login nobody P4ssw0rd - Access Denied - -After creating a user account with valid password login succeeds:: - - > python sut/login.py create fred P4ssw0rd - SUCCESS - - > python sut/login.py login fred P4ssw0rd - Logged In - -There are two requirements that a password must fulfill to be valid: it must -be between 7-12 characters long, and it must contain lower and upper case -letters and numbers, but it must not contain special characters. Trying to -create a user with invalid password fails:: - - > python sut/login.py create fred short - Creating user failed: Password must be 7-12 characters long - - > python sut/login.py create fred invalid - Creating user failed: Password must be a combination of lowercase and - uppercase letters and numbers - -Changing password with invalid credentials results in the same error message -as logging in with invalid credentials. The validity of new password is -verified and if not valid, an error message is given:: - - > python sut/login.py change-password fred wrong NewP4ss - Changing password failed: Access Denied - - > python sut/login.py change-password fred P4ssw0rd short - Changing password failed: Password must be 7-12 characters long - - > python sut/login.py change-password fred P4ssw0rd NewP4ss - SUCCESS - -The application uses a simple database file to keep track on user statuses. -The file is located in operating system dependent temporary directory. - -Executing this guide -==================== - -These instructions explain how to run this guide yourself. If you are not -interested in that, you can nevertheless `view the results`__ online. - -__ `Viewing results`_ - -Installations -------------- - -The recommended approach to install Robot Framework on Python_ is using `pip -`_. Once you have both of these preconditions -installed, you can simply run:: - - pip install robotframework - -See `Robot Framework installation instructions`_ for alternative installation -approaches and more information about installation in general. - -This demo is written using reStructuredText__ markup language with Robot -Framework test data in code blocks. Executing tests in this format requires -installing additional docutils__ module:: - - pip install docutils - -Notice that Robot Framework 3.0 is the first Robot Framework version to support -Python 3. See the aforementioned `installation instructions`_ for information -about Python 2 vs Python 3. - -.. _`Robot Framework installation instructions`: - https://github.com/robotframework/robotframework/blob/master/INSTALL.rst -.. _`installation instructions`: `Robot Framework installation instructions`_ -__ http://docutils.sourceforge.net/rst.html -__ https://pypi.python.org/pypi/docutils - -Execution ---------- - -After installations you still need to get the demo itself. It is easiest to -download a certain release__ or grab the `latest content`__ and extract the -package somewhere, but it is also possible to clone the `project repository`__. - -After installations and with all other preconditions in place, you can run -the demo on the command line by using the `robot` command:: - - robot QuickStart.rst - -If you use Robot Framework 2.9 or older, instead of the `robot` command you -need to use `pybot`:: - - pybot QuickStart.rst - -You can also configure the execution with various command line options:: - - robot --log custom_log.html --name Custom_Name QuickStart.rst - -For a list of available options run `robot --help`. - -__ https://github.com/robotframework/QuickStartGuide/releases -__ https://github.com/robotframework/QuickStartGuide/archive/master.zip -__ https://github.com/robotframework/QuickStartGuide - -Viewing results ---------------- - -Running the demo generates the following three result files. These files are -linked to pre-executed files available online, but executing the demo creates -them locally. - -`report.html `__ - Higher level test report. -`log.html `__ - Detailed test execution log. -`output.xml `__ - Results in machine readable XML format. - -Test cases -========== - -Workflow tests --------------- - -Robot Framework test cases are created using a simple tabular syntax. For -example, the following table has two tests: - -- User can create an account and log in -- User cannot log in with bad password - -.. code:: robotframework - - *** Test Cases *** - User can create an account and log in - Create Valid User fred P4ssw0rd - Attempt to Login with Credentials fred P4ssw0rd - Status Should Be Logged In - - User cannot log in with bad password - Create Valid User betty P4ssw0rd - Attempt to Login with Credentials betty wrong - Status Should Be Access Denied - -Notice that these tests read like manual tests written in English rather -than like automated test cases. Robot Framework uses the keyword-driven -approach that supports writing tests that capture the essence of the actions -and expectations in natural language. - -Test cases are constructed from keywords and their possible arguments. The -syntax requires that keywords and arguments, as well as settings and their -values, are separated by at least two spaces or by a tab character. It is -generally recommended to use four spaces to make the separator more explicit, -and in some cases aligning arguments or other values may make the data easier -to understand. For more details about the syntax see `Robot Framework User -Guide`_. - -Higher-level tests ------------------- - -Test cases can also be created using only high-level keywords that take no -positional arguments. This style allows using totally free text which is -suitable for communication even with non-technical customers or other project -stakeholders. This is especially important when using the `acceptance -test-driven development`__ (ATDD) approach or any of its variants and created -tests act also as requirements. - -Robot Framework does not enforce any particular style for writing test cases. -One common style is the *given-when-then* format popularized by -`behavior-driven development`__ (BDD): - -.. code:: robotframework - - *** Test Cases *** - User can change password - Given a user has a valid account - When she changes her password - Then she can log in with the new password - And she cannot use the old password anymore - -__ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acceptance_test-driven_development -__ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Behavior_driven_development - -Data-driven tests ------------------ - -Quite often several test cases are otherwise similar but they have slightly -different input or output data. In these situations *data-driven tests* -allows varying the test data without duplicating the workflow. With Robot -Framework the `[Template]` setting turns a test case into a data-driven test -where the template keyword is executed using the data defined in the test case -body: - -.. code:: robotframework - - *** Test Cases *** - Invalid password - [Template] Creating user with invalid password should fail - abCD5 ${PWD INVALID LENGTH} - abCD567890123 ${PWD INVALID LENGTH} - 123DEFG ${PWD INVALID CONTENT} - abcd56789 ${PWD INVALID CONTENT} - AbCdEfGh ${PWD INVALID CONTENT} - abCD56+ ${PWD INVALID CONTENT} - -In addition to using the `[Template]` setting with individual tests, it would -be possible to use the `Test Template` setting once in the settings table like -`setups and teardowns`_ defined later in this guide. In our case that -would ease creating separate named tests for invalid length password cases and -for other invalid cases. However, that would require moving those tests to a -separate file, because otherwise the template would also be applied to other -tests in this file. - -Notice also that the error messages in the above example are specified using -variables_. - -Keywords -======== - -Test cases are created from keywords that can come from two sources. `Library -keywords`_ come from imported test libraries, and so called `user keywords`_ -can be created using the same tabular syntax that is used for creating test -cases. - -Library keywords ----------------- - -All lowest level keywords are defined in test libraries which are implemented -using standard programming languages, typically Python or Java. Robot Framework -comes with a handful of `test libraries`_ that can be divided to *standard -libraries*, *external libraries* and *custom libraries*. `Standard libraries`_ -are distributed with the core framework and included generic libraries such as -`OperatingSystem`, `Screenshot` and `BuiltIn`, which is special because its -keywords are available automatically. External libraries, such as -Selenium2Library_ for web testing, must be installed separately. If available -test libraries are not enough, it is easy to `create custom test libraries`__. - -To be able to use keywords provided by a test library, the keywords must be -imported using the `Library` setting. Tests in this guide need keywords from -the standard `OperatingSystem` library (e.g. `Remove File`) and from a custom -made `LoginLibrary` (e.g. `Attempt to login with credentials`). Both of these -libraries are imported in the settings table below: - -.. code:: robotframework - - *** Settings *** - Library OperatingSystem - Library lib/LoginLibrary.py - -.. _Test libraries: http://robotframework.org/#libraries -.. _Standard libraries: http://robotframework.org/robotframework/#standard-libraries -.. _Selenium2Library: https://github.com/rtomac/robotframework-selenium2library/#readme -__ `Creating test libraries`_ - -User keywords -------------- - -One of the most powerful features of Robot Framework is the ability to easily -create new, higher-level keywords from other keywords. The syntax for creating -these so called *user-defined keywords*, or *user keywords* for short, is -similar to the syntax that is used for creating test cases. All the -higher-level keywords needed in previous test cases are created in this -keyword table: - -.. code:: robotframework - - *** Keywords *** - Clear login database - Remove file ${DATABASE FILE} - - Create valid user - [Arguments] ${username} ${password} - Create user ${username} ${password} - Status should be SUCCESS - - Creating user with invalid password should fail - [Arguments] ${password} ${error} - Create user example ${password} - Status should be Creating user failed: ${error} - - Login - [Arguments] ${username} ${password} - Attempt to login with credentials ${username} ${password} - Status should be Logged In - - # Keywords below used by higher level tests. Notice how given/when/then/and - # prefixes can be dropped. And this is a comment. - - A user has a valid account - Create valid user ${USERNAME} ${PASSWORD} - - She changes her password - Change password ${USERNAME} ${PASSWORD} ${NEW PASSWORD} - Status should be SUCCESS - - She can log in with the new password - Login ${USERNAME} ${NEW PASSWORD} - - She cannot use the old password anymore - Attempt to login with credentials ${USERNAME} ${PASSWORD} - Status should be Access Denied - -User-defined keywords can include actions defined by other user-defined or -library keywords. As you can see from this example, user-defined keywords can -take parameters. They can also return values and even contain FOR loops. For -now, the important thing to know is that user-defined keywords enable test -creators to create reusable steps for common action sequences. User-defined -keywords can also help the test author keep the tests as readable as possible -and use appropriate abstraction levels in different situations. - -Variables -========= - -Defining variables ------------------- - -Variables are an integral part of the Robot Framework. Usually any data used in -tests that is subject to change is best defined as variables. Syntax for -variable definition is quite simple, as seen in this variable table: - -.. code:: robotframework - - *** Variables *** - ${USERNAME} janedoe - ${PASSWORD} J4n3D0e - ${NEW PASSWORD} e0D3n4J - ${DATABASE FILE} ${TEMPDIR}${/}robotframework-quickstart-db.txt - ${PWD INVALID LENGTH} Password must be 7-12 characters long - ${PWD INVALID CONTENT} Password must be a combination of lowercase and uppercase letters and numbers - -Variables can also be given from the command line which is useful if -the tests need to be executed in different environments. For example -this demo can be executed like:: - - robot --variable USERNAME:johndoe --variable PASSWORD:J0hnD0e QuickStart.rst - -In addition to user defined variables, there are some built-in variables that -are always available. These variables include `${TEMPDIR}` and `${/}` which -are used in the above example. - -Using variables ---------------- - -Variables can be used in most places in the test data. They are most commonly -used as arguments to keywords like the following test case demonstrates. -Return values from keywords can also be assigned to variables and used later. -For example, the following `Database Should Contain` `user keyword`_ sets -database content to `${database}` variable and then verifies the content -using BuiltIn_ keyword `Should Contain`. Both library and user keywords can -return values. - -.. _User keyword: `User keywords`_ -.. _BuiltIn: `Standard libraries`_ - -.. code:: robotframework - - *** Test Cases *** - User status is stored in database - [Tags] variables database - Create Valid User ${USERNAME} ${PASSWORD} - Database Should Contain ${USERNAME} ${PASSWORD} Inactive - Login ${USERNAME} ${PASSWORD} - Database Should Contain ${USERNAME} ${PASSWORD} Active - - *** Keywords *** - Database Should Contain - [Arguments] ${username} ${password} ${status} - ${database} = Get File ${DATABASE FILE} - Should Contain ${database} ${username}\t${password}\t${status}\n - -Organizing test cases -===================== - -Test suites ------------ - -Collections of test cases are called test suites in Robot Framework. Every -input file which contains test cases forms a test suite. When `executing this -guide`_, you see test suite `QuickStart` in the console output. This name is -derived from the file name and it is also visible in reports and logs. - -It is possible to organize test cases hierarchically by placing test case -files into directories and these directories into other directories. All -these directories automatically create higher level test suites that get their -names from directory names. Since test suites are just files and directories, -they are trivially placed into any version control system. - -Setups and teardowns --------------------- - -If you want certain keywords to be executed before or after each test, -use the `Test Setup` and `Test Teardown` settings in the settings table. -Similarly you can use the `Suite Setup` and `Suite Teardown` settings to -specify keywords to be executed before and/or after an entire test suite. - -Individual tests can also have a custom setup or teardown by using `[Setup]` -and `[Teardown]` in the test case table. This works the same way as -`[Template]` was used earlier with `data-driven tests`_. - -In this demo we want to make sure the database is cleared before execution -starts and that every test also clears it afterwards: - -.. code:: robotframework - - *** Settings *** - Suite Setup Clear Login Database - Test Teardown Clear Login Database - -Using tags ----------- - -Robot Framework allows setting tags for test cases to give them free metadata. -Tags can be set for all test cases in a file with `Force Tags` and `Default -Tags` settings like in the table below. It is also possible to define tags -for a single test case using `[Tags]` settings like in earlier__ `User -status is stored in database` test. - -__ `Using variables`_ - -.. code:: robotframework - - *** Settings *** - Force Tags quickstart - Default Tags example smoke - -When you look at a report after test execution, you can see that tests have -specified tags associated with them and there are also statistics generated -based on tags. Tags can also be used for many other purposes, one of the most -important being the possibility to select what tests to execute. You can try, -for example, the following commands:: - - robot --include smoke QuickStart.rst - robot --exclude database QuickStart.rst - -Creating test libraries -======================= - -Robot Framework offers a simple API for creating test libraries using either -Python or Java, and the remote library interface also allows using other -programming languages. `Robot Framework User Guide`_ contains a detailed -description about the library API. - -As an example, we can take a look at the `LoginLibrary` test library used in -this demo. The library is located at ``_, and its source -code is also copied below. Looking at the code you can see, for example, how -the keyword `Create User` is mapped to actual implementation of the method -`create_user`. - -.. code:: python - - import os.path - import subprocess - import sys - - - class LoginLibrary(object): - - def __init__(self): - self._sut_path = os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), - '..', 'sut', 'login.py') - self._status = '' - - def create_user(self, username, password): - self._run_command('create', username, password) - - def change_password(self, username, old_pwd, new_pwd): - self._run_command('change-password', username, old_pwd, new_pwd) - - def attempt_to_login_with_credentials(self, username, password): - self._run_command('login', username, password) - - def status_should_be(self, expected_status): - if expected_status != self._status: - raise AssertionError("Expected status to be '%s' but was '%s'." - % (expected_status, self._status)) - - def _run_command(self, command, *args): - command = [sys.executable, self._sut_path, command] + list(args) - process = subprocess.Popen(command, stdout=subprocess.PIPE, - stderr=subprocess.STDOUT) - self._status = process.communicate()[0].strip() diff --git a/README.rst b/README.rst deleted file mode 100644 index 4653bf6..0000000 --- a/README.rst +++ /dev/null @@ -1,9 +0,0 @@ -Robot Framework Quick Start Guide -================================= - -*Robot Framework Quick Start Guide* introduces the most important `Robot -Framework `_ features. You can simply browse -through it and look at the examples, but you can also use the guide as -an executable demo. - -The guide itself is in the ``_ file. diff --git a/lib/LoginLibrary.py b/lib/LoginLibrary.py deleted file mode 100644 index 1560887..0000000 --- a/lib/LoginLibrary.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,31 +0,0 @@ -import os.path -import subprocess -import sys - - -class LoginLibrary(object): - - def __init__(self): - self._sut_path = os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), - '..', 'sut', 'login.py') - self._status = '' - - def create_user(self, username, password): - self._run_command('create', username, password) - - def change_password(self, username, old_pwd, new_pwd): - self._run_command('change-password', username, old_pwd, new_pwd) - - def attempt_to_login_with_credentials(self, username, password): - self._run_command('login', username, password) - - def status_should_be(self, expected_status): - if expected_status != self._status: - raise AssertionError("Expected status to be '%s' but was '%s'." - % (expected_status, self._status)) - - def _run_command(self, command, *args): - command = [sys.executable, self._sut_path, command] + list(args) - process = subprocess.Popen(command, universal_newlines=True, stdout=subprocess.PIPE, - stderr=subprocess.STDOUT) - self._status = process.communicate()[0].strip() diff --git a/log.html b/log.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..c8a80b9 --- /dev/null +++ b/log.html @@ -0,0 +1,2109 @@ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
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