@pytest.mark.parametrize(
'listing_obj,filter_obj,sorter_obj,expected_output',
[
# Basic name listing
(
listing.ExpandedNameLister(),
filtering.Filter(),
ordering.NoopSorter(),
DEFAULT_NAME_OUTPUT,
),
# Basic pattern listing
(listing.ExpandedPatternLister(), filtering.Filter(),
ordering.NoopSorter(), DEFAULT_PATTERN_OUTPUT),
# Basic count listing
(listing.CountLister(), filtering.Filter(), ordering.NoopSorter(),
to_stdout(
'Primary: (2 suites, 6 testcases)',
'Secondary: (1 suite, 3 testcases)',
)),
# Custom sort & name listing
(listing.ExpandedNameLister(), filtering.Filter(),
ordering.AlphanumericSorter(),
to_stdout(
'Primary',
' Alpha',
' test_a',
' test_b',
' test_c',
' Beta',
' test_a',
(
listing.ExpandedNameLister(),
filtering.Filter(),
ordering.NoopSorter(),
DEFAULT_NAME_OUTPUT,
),
# Basic pattern listing
(
listing.ExpandedPatternLister(),
filtering.Filter(),
ordering.NoopSorter(),
DEFAULT_PATTERN_OUTPUT,
),
# Basic count listing
(
listing.CountLister(),
filtering.Filter(),
ordering.NoopSorter(),
to_stdout(
"Primary: (2 suites, 6 testcases)",
"Secondary: (1 suite, 3 testcases)",
),
),
# Custom sort & name listing
(
listing.ExpandedNameLister(),
filtering.Filter(),
ordering.AlphanumericSorter(),
to_stdout(
"Primary",
" Alpha",
# Primary
# ..Primary:Alpha
# ....Primary:Alpha:test_a
# ....Primary:Alpha:test_b --tags server
# ...
# Like Pattern lister, but does not trim testcases. May produce
# large output in case of parametrization
expanded_pattern_lister = listing.ExpandedPatternLister()
# Count lister, just lists top level test instances with the number of
# suites & testcases.
count_lister = listing.CountLister()
# Sample output:
# Primary: (2 suites, 6 testcases)
# Secondary: (1 suite, 102 testcases)
# Here is a list of filters, you can pass them to
# the test plan declaration below and see how they change the
# test listing output.
pattern_filter_1 = filtering.Pattern('Primary')
pattern_filter_2 = filtering.Pattern('*:*:test_c')
tag_filter_1 = filtering.Tags('client')
tag_filter_2 = filtering.Tags({'color': 'blue'})