def process_args(self, namespace):
"""
Override this method to add extra argument processing logic.
Can be used for interdependent argument processing.
Testplan will use the result dictionary
to initialize the configuration.
"""
args = dict(**vars(namespace))
filter_args = filtering.parse_filter_args(parsed_args=args,
arg_names=("tags",
"tags_all",
"patterns"))
if filter_args:
args["test_filter"] = filter_args
# Cmdline supports shuffle ordering only for now
if "shuffle" in args:
args["test_sorter"] = ordering.ShuffleSorter(
seed=args["shuffle_seed"], shuffle_type=args["shuffle"])
# We can set arguments in @test_plan decorator or by comman line, for
# arguments in boolean type if in one place it set tp True, then the
# final result is True
args["browse"] = args["browse"] or self._default_options["browse"]
args["verbose"] = args["verbose"] or self._default_options["verbose"]
args["debug"] = args["debug"] or self._default_options["debug"]
# Set stdout style and logging level options according to
# verbose/debug parameters. Debug output should be a superset of
# verbose output, i.e. running with just "-d" should automatically
# give you all "-v" output plus extra DEBUG logs.
if args["verbose"] or args["debug"]:
args["stdout_style"] = styles.Style(
styles.StyleEnum.ASSERTION_DETAIL,
styles.StyleEnum.ASSERTION_DETAIL,
)
if args["debug"]:
args["logger_level"] = logger.DEBUG
else:
args["logger_level"] = logger.INFO
if args["list"] and "info" not in args:
args["test_lister"] = listing.NameLister()
return args
def process_args(self, namespace: argparse.Namespace) -> Dict:
"""
Overrides this method to add extra argument processing logic.
Can be used for interdependent argument processing.
Testplan uses the result dictionary to initialize the configuration.
:param namespace: namespace of parsed arguments
:return: initial configuration
"""
args = dict(**vars(namespace))
filter_args = filtering.parse_filter_args(parsed_args=args,
arg_names=("tags",
"tags_all",
"patterns"))
if filter_args:
args["test_filter"] = filter_args
# Cmdline supports shuffle ordering only for now
if args.get("shuffle"):
args["test_sorter"] = ordering.ShuffleSorter(
seed=args["shuffle_seed"], shuffle_type=args["shuffle"])
# Set stdout style and logging level options according to
# verbose/debug parameters. Debug output should be a superset of
# verbose output, i.e. running with just "-d" should automatically
# give you all "-v" output plus extra DEBUG logs.
if args["verbose"] or args["debug"]:
args["stdout_style"] = styles.Style(
styles.StyleEnum.ASSERTION_DETAIL,
styles.StyleEnum.ASSERTION_DETAIL,
)
if args["debug"]:
args["logger_level"] = logger.DEBUG
elif args["verbose"]:
args["logger_level"] = logger.INFO
if args["list"] and not args["test_lister"]:
args["test_lister"] = listing.NameLister()
return args
def process_args(self, namespace):
"""
Override this method to add extra argument processing logic.
Can be used for interdependent argument processing.
Testplan will use the result dictionary
to initialize the configuration.
"""
args = dict(**vars(namespace))
filter_args = filtering.parse_filter_args(parsed_args=args,
arg_names=('tags',
'tags_all',
'patterns'))
if filter_args:
args['test_filter'] = filter_args
# Cmdline supports shuffle ordering only for now
if 'shuffle' in args:
args['test_sorter'] = ordering.ShuffleSorter(
seed=args['shuffle_seed'], shuffle_type=args['shuffle'])
# Set stdout style and logging level options according to
# verbose/debug parameters. Debug output should be a superset of
# verbose output, i.e. running with just "-d" should automatically
# give you all "-v" output plus extra DEBUG logs.
if args['verbose'] or args['debug']:
args['stdout_style'] = styles.Style(
styles.StyleEnum.ASSERTION_DETAIL,
styles.StyleEnum.ASSERTION_DETAIL)
if args['debug']:
args['logger_level'] = logger.DEBUG
else:
args['logger_level'] = logger.INFO
if args['list'] and 'info' not in args:
args['test_lister'] = listing.NameLister()
return args
def process_args(self, namespace):
"""
Override this method to add extra argument processing logic.
Can be used for interdependent argument processing.
Testplan will use the result dictionary
to initialize the configuration.
"""
args = dict(**vars(namespace))
filter_args = filtering.parse_filter_args(parsed_args=args,
arg_names=('tags',
'tags_all',
'patterns'))
if filter_args:
args['test_filter'] = filter_args
# Cmdline supports shuffle ordering only for now
if 'shuffle' in args:
args['test_sorter'] = ordering.ShuffleSorter(
seed=args['shuffle_seed'], shuffle_type=args['shuffle'])
if args['verbose'] is True:
args['logger_level'] = testplan.logger.INFO
testplan.logger.TESTPLAN_LOGGER.setLevel(testplan.logger.INFO)
args['stdout_style'] = styles.Style(
styles.StyleEnum.ASSERTION_DETAIL,
styles.StyleEnum.ASSERTION_DETAIL)
if args['debug'] is True:
args['logger_level'] = testplan.logger.DEBUG
testplan.logger.TESTPLAN_LOGGER.setLevel(testplan.logger.DEBUG)
if args['list'] and 'info' not in args:
args['test_lister'] = listing.NameLister()
return args
"listing_obj,expected_output",
[
# No trim
(
listing.ExpandedNameLister(),
to_stdout(
*["Primary", " ParametrizedSuite"]
+ [
" test_method <val={}>".format(idx)
for idx in range(NUM_TESTS)
]
),
),
# Trimmed names
(
listing.NameLister(),
to_stdout(
*["Primary", " ParametrizedSuite"]
+ [
" test_method <val={}>".format(idx)
for idx in range(listing.MAX_TESTCASES)
]
+ [
" ... {} more testcases ...".format(
NUM_TESTS - listing.MAX_TESTCASES
)
]
),
),
# Trimmed patterns
(
def test_b(self, env, result):
pass
@testcase(parameters=list(range(100)))
def test_c(self, env, result, val):
pass
# A test lister object prevents Testplan from running tests, but instead
# prints out information (list tests, counts etc) about your test setup.
# You can trigger this functionality by passing an instance of test lister
# as `test_lister` argument to `@test_plan' decorator.
# Default lister, lists by names
name_lister = listing.NameLister()
# Sample output:
# Primary
# ..Alpha
# ....test_a
# ....test_b
# ...
# Like NameLister, but does not trim testcases. May produce
# large output in case of parametrization
expanded_name_lister = listing.ExpandedNameLister()
# Pattern lister, lists tests in a format that is compatible with