AutomatedTestFramework-Design-Basedon-Behave

BDD framework built using Python and Behave to support automation testing

Prerequisities

• Python version >= 3.6.2
• java version >= SE 8
• MongoDB version >= 3.6.5

And installation required python module, you can input the following command in cmd window:

pip install -r requirements.txt

Tutorial

First you need to prepare a test case PDF document, which is presented in tabular form with the necessary information in the following format:

![avatar][case]

The left column represents the title, which was marked * and must appear in the document, which can cause an unknowable error.

And the contents of this column must be written with top alignment.

You must also start with "Test Name", and the title on the left can be changed, as long as it corresponds to the /core/Test_Title.py file

The column on the right is what it says

And the first line represents Casename, where the "*" appears anywhere, indicating that the use case does not support automation

The test step must be indicated with a 1.2.2.step-up sequence number. Each sequence number is a complete test process, and its execution result is consistent with the corresponding sequence number in the expected result column

Then you can execute the following command to create the feature files that behave runs

python -3 Scheduler.py [-p|--pdf] pdf_file_name

Next you need to write a test script, use the behave framework, suggest a feature file corresponding to a python script file

Place Commands and Results in the libs directory;These two files are used to store the variable parameters required for the test The environment file will be imported automatically without importing when used. To invoke the relevant parameters in these two files, the script must be called through the converter function. so the following statement must be written in the script:

from core.Converter import get

or

from core.Converter import GET

or

from core.Converter import Get

These three forms are equivalent

The Results file gets only global variables, and function and class instance properties are not obtained Commands has already created some global attributes in advance, and these variable names are not allowed to change. You can also create some other global constants with unique names. In addition, the commands sent to the device are reflected in the class instance attribute. And the order in which they are created is the order in which the commands are sent to the device. Such as:

class cmd():

def init(self):

  self.c1 = "comand1"

def command(self):

 self.c2 = "comand2"
 self.c3 = "comand3"
 self.c4 = "comand4"

The last thing to note:

The Results and Commands files are in the libs directory, and all your scripts should be in the steps directory

After you've written all the scripts, how do you run the scripts for testing

Just input the following command in cmd window,and wait,then get test results:

python -3 Scheduler.py [-f|--feature] [feature filename|project folder]

or

python -3 Scheduler.py [-f|--feature] project folder [-t|--tag] tags

feature filename,Specify file name,and run only the script corresponding to this feature file

project folder,all scripts in this folder will be ran