Installation

$ pip install pitester

$ python setup.py install

Usage

$ pitester -h

# run a testsuite with a csv file
$ pitester -s testsuite.csv

# run a specific test case
$ pitester -c Dummy_0101

Create a Test Suite

Test suite written with csv format. The column name of the first row is fixed, please refer the sample as below. TestCase ID and Run are required.

Prefix,TestCase ID,Title,Type,Run,Result,Log,Duration Time
,Dummy_0101,,,0,,,
,Dummy_0102,,,1,,,
,Dummy_0103,,,1,,,
,Dummy_0104,,,1,,,
,Dummy_0105,,,1,,,
,Dummy_0106,,,1,,,
,Dummy_0107,,,1,,,
,Dummy_0108,,,1,,,
,Dummy_0109,,,,,,
,Dummy_0110,,,,,,

Naming convention of TestCase ID

The naming of the TestCase ID follows this rule: <TestSuiteName>_<ID Number>. Actually TestCase ID is like index, pi-tester will try to find the test script from the name then execute the case.

• The TestSuiteName is the same as the name of test script.
• ID Number is arbitrary.
• The TestCase ID is a class name in the test script.

Run

• 1: excute it.
• 0: not excute it.

Create Test Cases

1. Create a directory for test cases

The name(Dummy) of the directory must the same as the name of test script(Dummy.py)

$ mkdir Dummy
$ cd Dummy
$ touch Dummy.py

2. Write down the test script in the .py file.

• The class name is same as TestCase ID
• The method run must be implemented.
• Return value of run
  • first value: True means Pass, Flase means Fail
  • second value: log meesage.

class Dummy_0101:
    '''
    write doc here
    '''
    def __init__(self):
        pass

    def run(self):
        return True, 'call dummy api success'