Steps to customize keywords

Assuming the installation path of python is under D: /

Step 1: Create a library file folder MyLibrary in D: / python / Lib / site-packages 

Step 2: Create mytool.py file in MyLibrary 

            This file writes the keyword method that you need to wear. The following code has a method for comparing the size of the two parameters, which will be used as a keyword in Robot Framework.

# coding = utf-8 
class mytool (): 
	def __init __ (self): 
		pass 
	def test_a_b (self, a, b): 
		'' ' 
		Compare the size of two parameters 
		' '' 
			if a> b: 
				flag = False 
				return flag 
			else: 
				flag = True 
				return flag

Step 3: Create __init__.py file in MyLibrary 

        The following file content template, pay attention to the class name and library folder name

# coding=utf-8
from mytoolimport mytool
version = '1.0'
class MyLibrary(mytool):
    ROBOT_LIBRARY_SCOPE = 'GLOBAL'

    ROBOT_LIBRARY_SCOPE = 'GLOBAL' means that the library is global

    version = '1.0' version definition

The fourth step: import the library in RIDE, see the blog for the import steps:

    RobotFramework library file import  http://my.oschina.net/hibony/blog/664995

Step 5: Custom use

    After the import is complete, we can press F5 to Search Keywords in Ride keyboard, source select the library we just imported, we will see the introduction of all the methods in our library in the panelRobotFramework custom keyword (library file) _The first picture

Use keywords

operation result

RobotFramework custom keywords (library files) _The second picture

Look back at the content of the method we wrote and see if the result is correct!

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Origin www.cnblogs.com/zxc01/p/12717521.html