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This episode explores the hard problem of reachability analysis, from static analysis limits to handling dynamic languages and massive dependency trees.
ctreport-selenium is a simple, creative and a customizable report for automation testing using Python. Best suitable for pytest, unit test and nose framework.
ctreport-selenium is a simple, creative and customizable report for selenium automation testing using Python.
pip install ctreport-selenium
First, you should define the session. While creating session session_details and report_options can be defined/modified.
In session_details, you can provide the current test session details
"session_details" : {
"Owner": "Naveen.S",
"application_name": "MyApp1",
"application_version": "V1.04",
"platform": "Windows10",
"additional_information":"Browser - Chrome 84"
},
In report_options, below properties can be provided
"report_options" :{
"theme": "Default",
"title": "Test Report",
"logo": "MYLOGO.PNG",
"show_reference": "True",
"zip_if_screenshot": "True"
}
Start the Session
driver = webdriver.Chrome(executable_path=r'chromedriver.exe')
Session.start(test_execution_name="Smoke Test - MyApp1",
path="D:\\reports",
driver=cls.driver,
config_file=r"D:\\reportconfig.json")
For each test, you can create an object for the Test class. While creating the object for the Test class you can define the below parameters
test = Test("Search Fund links",
id=4574,
description="Search by search term- Fund",
priority=Priority.MEDIUM)
Method | Description |
---|---|
set_driver(driver) | In case of driver is not passes in Session.start() method later you can pass through this method |
Method | Description |
---|---|
log(self, *message) | Method to record the steps for your test in the report self.test.log("Navigate to search page") |
error(self, *message, exception=None, takescreenshot=False) | Method to record the error message in the report |
broken(self, *err) | Method to mark the current test as Broken and record the exceptions Broken - Test case stopped due to fatal errors(check the reference section) |
skip(self, message) | Method to skip the current test |
take_screenshot(self, message=None) | Method to take screenshot |
assert_are_equal(self, actual, expected, description=None, onfail_screenshot=False) | Mark the assertion steps and it supports asserting following types Number String Boolean Dictionary List Tuple Note: All assertions are treated as Blocker severity (check the reference section) |
verify_are_equal(self, actual, expected, description=None, severity=Severity.MAJOR, onfail_screenshot=False) | Mark the verification steps and it supports verifing the following types Number String Boolean Dictionary List Tuple (check the reference section) |
Every test should be finshed before next test start/before Session ends
test.finish()
Session should be end at end of your script
Session.end()
Status: Test status after execution
Status | Description |
---|---|
Pass | Test case is passed without any verification/assertion/fatal errors |
Fail | Test case is failed due to verification/assertion errors |
Skip | Test case skipped due to blocker or critical issue in dependencies |
Broken | Test case stopped due to fatal errors |
Priority: Applies to test case
Priority | Description |
---|---|
High | Test case on the most important features of the application |
Medium | Test case on features of the application which is next to High priority test cases |
Low | Test case on features of the application which is considered to be executed rarely |
Severity: Applies to verification and assertion statements
Note: All assertions are treated as Blocker severity
Severity | Description |
---|---|
Blocker | The system or functionality is currently unavailable to continue working on the application because of this incident |
Critical | Essential functionality is not functioning and no acceptable workaround |
Major | Essential functionality is not functioning unless acceptable workaround is implemented |
Minor | Minor inconvenience in the functionality and application remains operational |
If you encounter any problems, please file an issue along with a detailed description.
FAQs
ctreport-selenium is a simple, creative and a customizable report for automation testing using Python. Best suitable for pytest, unit test and nose framework.
We found that ctreport-selenium demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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