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As a reactive robot user, it is nice to have some library to get Reactive Robot payload and topic with predefined keywords.

Example;

*** Settings ***

Library   reactive_robot/lib.py

*** Tasks ***
Demo Task
    ${topic}=   Get Reactive Robot Topic
    ${payload}=  Get Reactive Robot Payload
    Log   "Done!"

It's better to implement a new cli parameter for creating new projects from scratch like below;

reactive_robot new --help
Usage: reactive_robot new [OPTIONS] PROJECT_DIRECTORY

Create a new robot service

Options:
  -q, --quiet    Silence warnings
  -v, --verbose  Enable verbose output
  -h, --help     Show this message and exit.

In the configuration file, we might have a configuration for any generic object storage like below;

...
s3:
  host: [S3_HOST]
  access_key [S3_ACCESS_KEY]
  secret_key: [S3_SECRET_KEY]
  bucket_name: reactive-robot
...

and upload robot reports with a convention like this;

• [bucket_name]/[binding_display_name]/[YEARMONTHDAY.BUILDNUM]/report.html'

• [bucket_name]/[binding_display_name]/[YEARMONTHDAY.BUILDNUM]/log.html'

• [bucket_name]/[binding_display_name]/[YEARMONTHDAY.BUILDNUM]/output.xml'

Wildcards like + or # should be supported by reactive-robot.yaml spesification.

Right now, absolute string matching causes a bug which binded robot cannot be executed.

Allowing to registering hooks would be beneficial especially when we want inform the status of the robot binding to live feeds like Slack, Teams, Discord.

hooks:
  - name: Slack
    url: https://example.com/postreceive
    content-type: application/json
    when: fail