#02/13/2018 Author: kevin cai

Generic APIFrameWork

How to use:

1."Common": --Common methods to facilitates the whole project.

• html_report: To generate HTML report after test cases run.
• shared_api: Import method like post/get to serve all the API requests.
• txt_report: Independent way to run all the cases under test and generate simple txt format report.

2."Page": --The page under test.

• in this file, only store the page related function/method/date
• test case related to this page should not be included here.
• different page should have separated pages.
• customer_bank_details page example

3."Settings": --Global settings & configuration & global data.

• init:
• data_source: all the account, common test data.
• test config: environment, domain or other common config.

4."test" -- Test cases inherited from pages, this is the cases under test.

• each test file should have a page file accordingly.
• framework will only search the cases under this folder

5."main" -- Load & run all of the test cases defined in test folder.

• System will automated search all the test method defined in test folder and run them.

Note:

1. If you want to skip some test or even the whole test class, just put @unittest.skip("description") in front of test case/test class

2. To use the HTML report, you need to download HTMLTestRunner.py from http://tungwaiyip.info/software/HTMLTestRunner.html then put this file to lib folder of your python installation directory.

Answers:

• This is a very simple framework only developed to address the question, it only show part of my skills not all of my capabilities.
• I didn't write all of the test cases need to be done, because i think the most important thing is how you think when u face a technology problems.
• On root folder of this project, there is a excel file, within it, list all of the test cases need to be done.
• I may write some codes to make the test cases data-driven, so user only need to configure the excel file to execute multiple test cases, this is one thing i didn't do.
• For CI, check the file test_config under settings folder. you only need to configure jenkins like below:

1. cd "%WORKSPACE%\settings

2. python test_config.py" %TEST_ENV% #TEST_ENV is the choice parameter you configured in jenkins.

• For bug founding, i didn't list it, but you will have it after all of the cases are executed, you can open the html report for details.

airplay