Automated Testing with Python Selenium

• Supports running on both PC and H5, fetching API data through proxies, headless mode, generating reports (including screenshots), sending emails, etc.
• Pull requests are welcome.
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Quick Start

• Copy and modify the global configuration: cp config.example.yaml config.yaml. This file serves as the global configuration, and files in the config directory can override it.

• Use: python test.py filename, where filename is the name of the file in the project's config directory, e.g., python3 test.py default. If no filename is provided, it defaults to default.yaml.

• Test cases are written in YAML format. See YAML Examples for details.

• Run existing test cases: python3 test.py default,test1, which opens Baidu, searches for "stingbo pystest", navigates to the GitHub directory, and finally opens the specified project.

Other Commands

• View all test cases in the config directory: python3 test.py ls.

• Run multiple test cases simultaneously: python3 test.py test1,test2,test3.

• Execute test cases from a configuration file: python3 test.py -f /your/path/test.txt. The file content should be like:

  test1,test2,test3

• Run all test cases in the config directory: python3 test.py all_test.

Dependencies

• Python 3.7 or above.

• HTMLTestRunner for generating test reports. Reports are stored in the reports directory.

• Selenium for browser automation.

• WebDriver. Download from here.

• BrowserMob Proxy for proxying API requests.

Usage Instructions

• Framework logic:

  1. Retrieve and merge configurations, launch the browser.
  2. Check for wait_disappear configuration.
  3. Check for iframe configuration.
  4. Check for wait configuration.
  5. Check for listener configuration.
  6. Locate elements based on type, content, and index.
  7. Execute JavaScript if configured.
  8. Perform actions based on the action configuration.

• Configuration sections:

  1. DEBUG: Boolean, True/False. Enable debug mode.
  2. IMAGE: Boolean, True/False. Enable screenshots.
  3. MAIL: Email configuration for sending test reports.
  4. BROWSER: Browser-related settings.
  5. WEBSITE: Settings for the starting page.
  6. MENU: Test case details.
  7. TEST: Specific test cases to execute.

YAML Examples

DEBUG: False
IMAGE: True

MAIL:
  SEND: True
  SMTP:
    username: send_notice@test.com
    password: xxxxxxxxxx
    host: smtp.163.com
    port: 25
  receiver:
    - receiver1@test.com
    - receiver2@test.com

BROWSER:
  type: Chrome
  bmp_path: your/browsermob-proxy/path
  proxy: True
  H5: True
  device_name: iPhone 7
  headless: True

WEBSITE:
  url: http://www.your_website_url.com

MENU:
  login:
    key: login
    name: Login
    type: xpath
    content: //button[@class='btn btn-primary' and text()='Login']
    index: -1
    action: click
    listener:
      - url: login/url
        code: 0
    operation:
      - name: Username
        type: tag name
        content: input
        value: xxxxx
        index: 2
        action: sendKeys
      - name: Password
        type: tag name
        content: input
        value: xxxxx
        index: 3
        action: sendKeys

Conclusion

• Use contents to obtain elements within the scope of the previous one, using `.(dot + double slash).

• When matching with class, if the class contains spaces, include them in the xpath configuration, or use contains.

• The pre-commit.sample file is a git hook. Copy it with cp pre-commit.sample .git/hooks/pre-commit. It relies on yapf and pyflakes for Python code syntax and format checking.

• Examples of usage can be found in the files in the config directory. Feel free to use, and if you have any questions or suggestions, please open an issue.