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test-out

Python class to provide useful logging, test run data and summary statistics for automated tests.

Features

Bookend your test code with test_start, test_end methods
This will start/stop test timers, provide average test duration
Track test results
Log test run and summary test results to console and log file

Usage

Example #1 - Simple Reporting

use test_start() & test_end() methods to bookend your test code
timer_test will kickoff automatically when test_start is called
see: Sample output

import time
from test_out import TestOut 

tout = TestOut()

for i in xrange(1, 6):
    tout.test_start(i)
    
    # FAKE TEST
    print 'running your test here...'
    # your result must be: 'PASS', 'FAIL' or 'ERROR'
    # generating random for this example:
    result = tout.get_result_random()
    comment = ' - This test is bogus, bro!'
    time.sleep(2)
    
    tout.test_end(result, comment)
    
tout.write_result_summary()

Example #2 - Custom reporting with service startup, etc.

pass param 'CUSTOM' to test_start: ` test_start
Note: timer_start() will NOT kick-off automatically
[do any test setup (start selenium server, etc.)]
timer_start()
[start your test]
[end your test]
timer_end()
write_result_summary() -see: Sample output

import time
from test_out import TestOut 

tout = TestOut()

for i in xrange(1, 6):
    tout.test_start(i, 'CUSTOM')
    tout.print_log('TEST SETUP'.format(i))
    print 'starting Selenium'
    print 'starting apache'
    print 'starting server XYZ'
    
    tout.print_log('START TEST'.format(i))
    tout.timer_start()

    # FAKE TEST
    print 'running your test here...'
    # your result must be: 'PASS', 'FAIL' or 'ERROR'
    # generating random for this example:
    result = tout.get_result_random()
    comment = '- This test is bogus, bro'
    time.sleep(2)
    tout.timer_end()
    tout.test_end(result, comment)

test.write_result_summary()

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