Attic

Attic is a simple intercepeter for acceptance test.

Usage

1. mvn package
2. cd assembly/target/attic-assembly-${version}-SNAPSHOT-bin
3. bin/attic.sh /path/to/your/attic/script

Options

• -e encoding
• -CP additional command path, e.g if full class name of your command is foo.bar.BazCommand, you should set CP to foo.bar and use Baz in your script file

Example

http.SetUri http://www.google.com/search
http.SetParam q foo
selenium.GetBy htmlunit
selenium.AssertCurrentTitleMatches ^foo.*$
selenium.Close

Command List

Base

Syntax	Description
Println <text>	print text
Pause <millis>	pause specified milliseconds
EchoVariable <name>	print value of variable by name

HTTP

Syntax	Description
http.SetUri <uri>
http.SetUrl <url>
http.SetParam <name> <value>
http.SetEncoding <encoding>

HTTP Client

Syntax	Description
httpclient.GetAndPrint	use HTTP GET to retrieve response and print it, the url is from http.SetUrl or http.SetUri + http.SetParam
httpclient.GetAsString (<responseKey>)	use HTTP GET to retrieve response and store to variables, the default value of response key is httpclient.response.string

selenium

Syntax	Description
selenium.Get	get url response in firefox, url comes from http.SetUrl or http.SetUri + http.SetParam, the second invocation will reuse the same web driver of first invocation, in other words, there is only one web driver during running of a script
selenium.GetBy <browser>	get url response in specified browser, supported browser: htmlunit, firefox, chrome, ie
selenium.Open	same as selenium.Get
selenium.VerifyText <selector> <text>	verify text of selected element by selenium
selenium.AssertCurrentUrlMatches <regex>
selenium.AssertCurrentTitleMatches <regex>
selenium.Close	close web driver, if no web driver, do nothing

Command Development

basic

All commands should be named like 'XxxCommand'. A command will be located by full class name which consisted of command path, command name and Command suffix. e.g Pause command is mapped to in.xnnyygn.attic.command.PauseCommand. The default command path is in.xnnyygn.attic.command. Commands share one context during one script. You can set variable in A command and use it by B command in the same script. Command arguments start from 1, the '0' mapped to command name itself which is similar to shell.

core interfaces

public interface Command {

  void setArguments(CommandArguments arguments);
  
  void execute(CommandContext context);
  
}

public interface CommandArguments {
  
  String getName();
  
  String getParameter(int index);
  
  String getParameter(int index, String defaultValue);
  
  int getParameterCount();
  
}

public interface CommandContext {

  boolean containsVariable(String key);
  
  <T> T getVariable(String key);

  <T> void setVariable(String key, T value);

  <T> T remove(String key);

}