def test_get_remote_browsers(self):
settings = {
"remote_browsers": {
"chrome_60_mac": {
"browserName": "chrome",
"version": "60.0",
"platform": "macOS 10.12"
},
"chrome_61_mac": {
"browserName": "chrome",
"version": "60.0",
"platform": "macOS 10.12"
}
}
}
expected = {
"chrome_60_mac": {
"browserName": "chrome",
"version": "60.0",
"platform": "macOS 10.12"
},
"chrome_61_mac": {
"browserName": "chrome",
"version": "60.0",
"platform": "macOS 10.12"
}
}
rb = settings_manager.get_remote_browsers(settings)
assert rb == expected
def test_get_remote_browsers(self):
input_settings = {
'remote_browsers': {
'browser01': {},
'browser02': {}
}
}
remote_browsers = settings_manager.get_remote_browsers(input_settings)
expected = ['browser01', 'browser02']
assert remote_browsers == expected
def interactive(settings, cli_drivers):
"""Starts the Golem interactive shell."""
drivers = utils.choose_driver_by_precedence(
cli_drivers=cli_drivers,
suite_drivers=[],
settings_default_driver=settings['default_browser'])
execution.browser_name = drivers[0]
remote_browsers = settings_manager.get_remote_browsers(
test_execution.settings)
default_browsers = gui_utils.get_supported_browsers_suggestions()
browser_defs = define_drivers(drivers, remote_browsers, default_browsers)
execution.browser_definition = browser_defs[0]
execution.settings = settings
execution.settings['interactive'] = True
execution.logger = execution_logger.get_logger()
actions.debug()
def interactive(settings, cli_browsers):
"""Starts the Golem interactive shell."""
browsers = utils.choose_browser_by_precedence(
cli_browsers=cli_browsers,
suite_browsers=[],
settings_default_browser=settings['default_browser'])
execution.browser_name = browsers[0]
remote_browsers = settings_manager.get_remote_browsers(session.settings)
default_browsers = gui_utils.get_supported_browsers_suggestions()
browser_defs = define_browsers(browsers, remote_browsers, default_browsers)
execution.browser_definition = browser_defs[0]
execution.settings = settings
execution.settings['interactive'] = True
execution.logger = execution_logger.get_logger(
console_log_level=execution.settings['console_log_level'],
log_all_events=execution.settings['log_all_events'])
actions.interactive_mode()
def run_test_or_suite(workspace, project, test=None, suite=None, directory_suite=None):
'''run a test, a suite or a "directory suite"'''
# suitex = {
# 'tests': []
# }
tests = []
threads = 1
suite_amount_workers = None
suite_drivers = None
suite_envs = []
drivers = []
suite_module = None
report_suite_name = None
is_suite = False
# get test list
if test:
tests = [test]
report_suite_name = 'single_tests'
elif suite:
tests = utils.get_suite_test_cases(workspace, project, suite)
suite_amount_workers = utils.get_suite_amount_of_workers(workspace, project, suite)
suite_drivers = utils.get_suite_browsers(workspace, project, suite)
suite_envs = utils.get_suite_environments(workspace, project, suite)
suite_module = utils.get_suite_module(test_execution.root_path,
test_execution.project,
suite)
report_suite_name = suite
is_suite = True
elif directory_suite:
tests = utils.get_directory_suite_test_cases(workspace, project, directory_suite)
report_suite_name = directory_suite
is_suite = True
else:
sys.exit("ERROR: invalid arguments for run_test_or_suite()")
# get threads
if test_execution.thread_amount:
# the thread count passed through cli has higher priority
threads = test_execution.thread_amount
elif suite_amount_workers:
threads = suite_amount_workers
settings_default_driver = test_execution.settings['default_browser']
drivers = utils.choose_driver_by_precedence(cli_drivers=test_execution.cli_drivers,
suite_drivers=suite_drivers,
settings_default_driver=settings_default_driver)
# check if drivers are remote
remote_browsers = settings_manager.get_remote_browsers(test_execution.settings)
default_browsers = gui_utils.get_supported_browsers_suggestions()
drivers_temp = []
for driver in drivers:
if driver in remote_browsers:
remote_browser = test_execution.settings['remote_browsers'][driver]
_ = {
'name': remote_browser['browserName'],
'full_name': driver,
'remote': True,
'capabilities': remote_browser
}
drivers_temp.append(_)
elif driver in default_browsers:
_ = {
'name': driver,
'full_name': '',
'remote': False,
'capabilities': None
}
drivers_temp.append(_)
else:
msg = ['Error: the browser {} is not defined\n'.format(driver),
'available options are:\n',
'\n'.join(default_browsers),
'\n'.join(remote_browsers)]
#sys.exit('Error: the browser {} is not defined'.format(driver))
sys.exit(''.join(msg))
drivers = drivers_temp
# timestamp is passed when the test is executed from the GUI,
# otherwise, a timestamp should be generated at this point
# the timestamp is used to identify this unique execution of the test or suite
if not test_execution.timestamp:
test_execution.timestamp = utils.get_timestamp()
#######
project_envs = environment_manager.get_envs(project)
envs = []
if test_execution.cli_environments:
# use the environments passed through command line if available
envs = test_execution.cli_environments
elif suite_envs:
# use the environments defined in the suite
envs = suite_envs
elif project_envs:
# if there are available envs, try to use the first by default
envs = [project_envs[0]]
else:
# execute using a blank environment
envs = ['']
envs_data = environment_manager.get_environment_data(project)
# get test data for each test present in the list of tests
# for each test in the list, for each data set and driver combination
# append an entry to the execution_list
execution_list = []
for test_case in tests:
data_sets = utils.get_test_data(workspace, project, test_case)
for data_set in data_sets:
for env in envs:
data_set_env = dict(data_set)
if env in envs_data:
env_data = envs_data[env]
## adding env_data to data_set
data_set_env['env'] = env_data
data_set_env['env']['name'] = env
for driver in drivers:
execution_list.append(
{
'test_name': test_case,
'data_set': data_set_env,
'driver': driver,
'report_directory': None
}
)
if is_suite:
execution_directory = report.create_suite_execution_directory(test_execution.root_path,
test_execution.project,
report_suite_name,
test_execution.timestamp)
else:
execution_directory = report.create_test_execution_directory(test_execution.root_path,
test_execution.project,
test,
test_execution.timestamp)
#
for test in execution_list:
# generate a report directory for this test
report_directory = report.create_report_directory(execution_directory,
test['test_name'],
is_suite)
test['report_directory'] = report_directory
if suite:
if hasattr(suite_module, 'before'):
suite_module.before()
if test_execution.interactive and threads == 1:
if threads == 1:
# run tests serially
for test in execution_list:
run_test(test_execution.root_path, test_execution.project,
test['test_name'], test['data_set'],
test['driver'], test_execution.settings,
test['report_directory'])
else:
print('Error: to run in debug mode, threads must equal one')
else:
# run list of tests using multiprocessing
multiprocess_executor(execution_list, is_suite, execution_directory, threads)
if suite:
if hasattr(suite_module, 'after'):
suite_module.after()
def _prepare(self):
# Generate timestamp if needed.
# A timestamp is passed when the test is executed from the GUI.
# The gui uses this timestamp to fetch the test execution status later on.
# Otherwise, a new timestamp should be generated at this point.
if not self.timestamp:
self.timestamp = utils.get_timestamp()
# create the execution report directory
# if this is a suite, the directory takes this structure:
# reports/<suite_name>/<timestamp>/
#
# if this is a single test, the directory takes this structure:
# reports/single_tests/<test_name>/<timestamp>/
self.execution.reportdir = self._create_execution_directory()
# Filter tests by tags
self.execution.tags = self.cli_args.tags or self.suite.tags or []
if self.execution.tags:
self.tests = self._filter_tests_by_tags()
if not self.tests:
self._finalize()
else:
# get amount of processes (parallel executions), default is 1
if self.cli_args.processes > 1:
# the processes arg passed through cli has higher priority
self.execution.processes = self.cli_args.processes
elif self.suite.processes:
self.execution.processes = self.suite.processes
# select the browsers to use in this execution
# the order of precedence is:
# 1. browsers defined by CLI
# 2. browsers defined inside a suite
# 3. 'default_browser' setting key
# 4. default default is 'chrome'
self.selected_browsers = utils.choose_browser_by_precedence(
cli_browsers=self.cli_args.browsers,
suite_browsers=self.suite.browsers,
settings_default_browser=session.settings['default_browser'])
# Define the attributes for each browser.
# A browser name can be predefined ('chrome, 'chrome-headless', 'firefox', etc)
# or it can be defined by the user with the 'remote_browsers' setting.
# Remote browsers have extra details such as capabilities
#
# Each defined browser must have the following attributes:
# 'name': real name,
# 'full_name': the remote_browser name defined by the user,
# 'remote': is this a remote_browser or not
# 'capabilities': full capabilities defined in the remote_browsers setting
remote_browsers = settings_manager.get_remote_browsers(session.settings)
default_browsers = gui_utils.get_supported_browsers_suggestions()
self.execution.browsers = define_browsers(self.selected_browsers, remote_browsers,
default_browsers)
# Select which environments to use
# The user can define environments in the environments.json file.
# The suite/test can be executed in one or more of these environments.
# Which environments will be used is defined by this order of preference:
# 1. envs passed by CLI
# 2. envs defined inside the suite
# 3. The first env defined for the project
# 4. no envs at all
#
# Note, in the case of 4, the test might fail if it tries
# to use env variables
project_envs = environment_manager.get_envs(self.project)
self.execution.envs = self._select_environments(project_envs)
invalid_envs = [e for e in self.execution.envs if e not in project_envs]
if invalid_envs:
print('ERROR: the following environments do not exist for project {}: {}'
.format(self.project, ', '.join(invalid_envs)))
self.execution.has_failed_tests.value = True
self._finalize()
return
# Generate the execution list
# Each test must be executed for each:
# * data set
# * environment
# * browser
# The result is a list that contains all the requested combinations
self.execution.tests = self._define_execution_list()
self._print_number_of_tests_found()
# for each test, create the test report directory
# for example, in a suite 'suite1' with a 'test1':
# reports/suite1/2017.07.02.19.22.20.001/test1/set_00001/
for test in self.execution.tests:
test.reportdir = report.create_report_directory(self.execution.reportdir,
test.name, self.is_suite)
try:
self._execute()
except KeyboardInterrupt:
self.execution.has_failed_tests.value = True
self._finalize()
def get_supported_browsers():
project = request.form['project']
settings = settings_manager.get_project_settings(root_path, project)
remote_browsers = settings_manager.get_remote_browsers(settings)
default_browsers = gui_utils.get_supported_browsers_suggestions()
return json.dumps(remote_browsers + default_browsers)
def run_test_or_suite(workspace,
project,
test=None,
suite=None,
directory=None):
"""Run a suite or test or directory containing tests."""
execution = {
'tests': [],
'workers': 1,
'drivers': [],
'environments': [],
'suite_before': None,
'suite_after': None
}
suite_amount_workers = None
suite_drivers = None
suite_envs = []
suite_name = None
is_suite = False
if test:
execution['tests'] = [test]
suite_name = 'single_tests'
elif suite:
execution['tests'] = suite_module.get_suite_test_cases(
workspace, project, suite)
suite_amount_workers = suite_module.get_suite_amount_of_workers(
workspace, project, suite)
suite_drivers = suite_module.get_suite_browsers(
workspace, project, suite)
suite_envs = suite_module.get_suite_environments(
workspace, project, suite)
suite_imported_module = suite_module.get_suite_module(
workspace, project, suite)
execution['suite_before'] = getattr(suite_imported_module, 'before',
None)
execution['suite_after'] = getattr(suite_imported_module, 'after',
None)
suite_name = suite
is_suite = True
elif directory:
execution['tests'] = utils.get_directory_test_cases(
workspace, project, directory)
suite_name = directory
is_suite = True
else:
sys.exit("ERROR: invalid arguments for run_test_or_suite()")
# warn if no tests were found
if len(execution['tests']) == 0:
print('Warning: no tests were found')
# get amount of workers (parallel executions), default is 1
if test_execution.thread_amount:
# the thread count passed through cli has higher priority
execution['workers'] = test_execution.thread_amount
elif suite_amount_workers:
execution['workers'] = suite_amount_workers
# select the drivers to use in this execution
# the order of precedence is:
# 1. drivers defined by CLI
# 2. drivers defined inside a suite
# 3. 'default_driver' setting
# 4. default default is 'chrome'
settings_default_driver = test_execution.settings['default_browser']
selected_drivers = utils.choose_driver_by_precedence(
cli_drivers=test_execution.cli_drivers,
suite_drivers=suite_drivers,
settings_default_driver=settings_default_driver)
# Define the attributes for each driver
#
# A driver can be predefined ('chrome, 'chrome-headless', 'firefox', etc)
# or it can be defined by the user with the 'remote_browsers' setting.
# Remote browsers have extra details such as capabilities
#
# Each driver must have the following attributes:
# 'name': real name,
# 'full_name': the remote_browser name defined by the user,
# 'remote': is this a remote_browser or not
# 'capabilities': full capabilities defined in the remote_browsers setting
remote_browsers = settings_manager.get_remote_browsers(
test_execution.settings)
default_browsers = gui_utils.get_supported_browsers_suggestions()
execution['drivers'] = _define_drivers(selected_drivers, remote_browsers,
default_browsers)
# Generate timestamp if needed
# A timestamp is passed when the test is executed from the GUI.
# The gui uses this timestamp to fetch the test execution status later on.
# Otherwise, a new timestamp should be generated at this point
if not test_execution.timestamp:
test_execution.timestamp = utils.get_timestamp()
# Select which envs to use
# The user can define environments in the environments.json file.
# The suite/test can be executed in one or more of these environments.
# Which environments to use is defined by this order of preference:
# 1. envs passed by CLI
# 2. envs defined inside the suite
# 3. The first env defined
# 4. no envs at all
#
# Note, in the case of 4, the test might fail if it tries
# to use env variables
cli_envs = test_execution.cli_environments
project_envs = environment_manager.get_envs(workspace, project)
execution['environments'] = _select_environments(cli_envs, suite_envs,
project_envs)
# Generate the execution list
#
# Each test must be executed for each:
# * data set
# * environment
# * driver
#
# The result is a list that contains all the requested combinations
execution_list = _define_execution_list(workspace, project, execution)
# create the execution directory
#
# if this is a suite, the directory takes this structure
# reports/<suite_name>/<timestamp>/
#
# if this is a single test, the directory takes this structure:
# reports/single_tests/<test_name>/<timestamp>/
execution_directory = _create_execution_directory(workspace,
project,
test_execution.timestamp,
test_name=test,
suite_name=suite_name,
is_suite=is_suite)
# for each test, create the test directory
# for example, in a suite 'suite1' with a 'test1':
# reports/suite1/2017.07.02.19.22.20.001/test1/set_00001/
for test in execution_list:
report_directory = report.create_report_directory(
execution_directory, test['test_name'], is_suite)
test['report_directory'] = report_directory
# EXECUTION
start_time = time.time()
suite_error = False
# run suite `before` function
if execution['suite_before']:
try:
execution['suite_before'].__call__()
except:
print('ERROR: suite before function failed')
print(traceback.format_exc())
if not suite_error:
if test_execution.interactive and execution['workers'] != 1:
print('WARNING: to run in debug mode, threads must equal one')
if execution['workers'] == 1:
# run tests serially
for test in execution_list:
run_test(workspace, project, test['test_name'],
test['data_set'], test['driver'],
test_execution.settings, test['report_directory'])
else:
# run tests using multiprocessing
multiprocess_executor(execution_list, execution['workers'])
# run suite `after` function
if execution['suite_after']:
try:
execution['suite_after'].__call__()
except:
print('ERROR: suite before function failed')
print(traceback.format_exc())
# generate execution_result.json
elapsed_time = round(time.time() - start_time, 2)
report_parser.generate_execution_report(execution_directory, elapsed_time)
def get_supported_browsers():
project = request.form['project']
settings = settings_manager.get_project_settings(root_path, project)
remote_browsers = settings_manager.get_remote_browsers(settings)
default_browsers = gui_utils.get_supported_browsers_suggestions()
return json.dumps(remote_browsers + default_browsers)
def test_get_remote_browsers_not_present(self):
input_settings = {'another_setting': ''}
remote_browsers = settings_manager.get_remote_browsers(input_settings)
expected = []
assert remote_browsers == expected
def test_get_remote_browsers_empty(self):
input_settings = {'another_setting': '', 'remote_browsers': {}}
remote_browsers = settings_manager.get_remote_browsers(input_settings)
expected = []
assert remote_browsers == expected
