> Are you in the process of developing any framework using the watir ?
> If yes, can you send some information about it ?
With every test case, I write a Test Class
An example:
class ST_LTD_3
def initialize
$log.test_info(self.class, 'Select Depot which has territories and
click search',
'All matching territories are
displayed')
string_to_search = ["DF1", "MA Portfolio"]
start_browser
login
goto_territory_list
search_territory("UNITED KINGDOM", "BRISTOL")
click_search
string_to_search.each {|x|
$log.verify_html(x)
}
rescue => e
p "test failed: #{e.message}"
p e.backtrace
ensure
log_out
close_window
end
end
breakdown
$log.test_info(self.class, 'Select Depot which has territories and click
search',
'All matching territories are
displayed')
This logs the test name, a description of the test and the expected result
to an xml file
start_browser
login
each window or area of funtionality is in a module
module Browser
def
start_browser(url='http://gbahevm06l24.gb.tntpost.com:9081/wps/portal')
$ie = Watir::IE.new
$ie.goto(url)
$ie.maximize()
end
end
module Login
def login(username='g126ahe', password='g126ahe')
$ie.link(:text, 'Log in').click
$ie.text_field(:name, /userid/).set(username)
$ie.text_field(:name, /password/).set(password)
$ie.button(:value,'Log in').click
end
def log_out
$ie.link(:text, 'Log out').click
end
end
this logs a pass or fail to the xml log
$log.verify_html(x)
full xml log file
class Logging
def initialize
@doc = Document.new
xmldecl = XMLDecl.default
@doc.add(xmldecl)
@root = @doc.add_element 'testresults'
end
def verify_html(vp_text) #add optional params
if $ie.contains_text(vp_text)
self.test_results('pass')
else
self.test_results('fail', "#{vp_text} is NOT on the page")
end
#do a not here
end
def test_info(test_name, desc, exp)
@test = @root.add_element 'test'
@test.attributes["id"] = test_name
des= @test.add_element 'description'
des.text = desc
res = @test.add_element 'expected'
res.text = exp
end
def test_results(result, *msg)
if result.upcase == 'PASS' then
test_status= @test.add_element 'teststatus'
test_status.text = 'PASS'
elsif result.upcase == 'FAIL' then
fail = @test.add_element 'teststatus'
fail.text = 'FAIL!'
fail_msg = @test.add_element 'failmessage'
fail_msg.text = msg
elsif result.upcase == 'SKIP'
skip = @test.add_element 'teststatus'
skip.text = 'SKIP'
skip_msg = @test.add_element 'skipmessage'
fail_msg.text = msg
end
end
def write_xml_to_file
@doc.write($stdout, 1)
@doc.write(File.open("C:/test_results.xml","w"))
end
end
the xml output is something like this
<testresults>
- <test id="ST_LTD_1">
<description>Check that window displayed is correct</description>
<expected>Correct image is displayed</expected>
<pass>PASS</pass>
</test>
- <test id="ST_LTD_2">
<description>Select to Add an employee in a role</description>
<expected>Employee was assigned to territory successfully</expected>
<fail>FAIL!</fail>
<failmessage>security not implemented gonna fail</failmessage>
</test>
</testresults>
to read in a csv do something like this
def enter_territory
require 'csv'
reader = CSV.open('C:\test_data', 'r')
header = reader.shift
reader.each{|row| next unless row.any?
p row
}
end
the appmap bit, I am going to steal of Bret's suggestion in a previous post
feedback or suggestions welcome
aidy
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