Use case description setting for allure test report of pytest automation framework

Use case description related methods of allure test report; as shown in the figure below

allure mark use case level severity

In the process of automated testing, when there are more and more test cases, if a round of testing is performed and several tests fail, we also hope to quickly calculate the level of defects.

pytest combined with the allure framework can make a detailed division of the level of use cases.

Allure divides the levels of use cases into five levels:

• blocker blocking defect (the function is not implemented, the next step cannot be performed)
• critical Serious defect (missing function point)
• normal General defects (borderline cases, malformed)
• minor Minor defects (interface errors do not match ui requirements)
• trivial Minor defects (must have no prompts, or prompts are not standardized)

Writing method one:

@allure.severity("blocker")
@allure.severity("critical")
@allure.severity("normal")
@allure.severity("minor")
@allure.severity("trivial")

Writing method two:

@allure.severity(allure.severity_level.Blocker)
@allure.severity(allure.severity_level.critical)
@allure.severity(allure.severity_level.normal)
@allure.severity(allure.severity_level.Minor)
@allure.severity(allure.severity_level.Trival)

If you want to execute use cases according to the use case level, you can use the following parameters:

 allure command line parameter allure-severities

pytest --alluredir=./report/allure --allure-severities=blocker

pytest --alluredir=./report/allure --allure-severities=blocker,critical

The execution code is as follows:

import os 
import pytest 
# Filter according to priority --allure-severities=blocker,normal 
pytest.main(['-s','-v','--alluredir=./allure_json_path','--clean-alluredir' ,'--allure-severities=blocker']) 
os.system('allure generate %s -o %s --clean'%('./allure_json_path','./allure_html_path'))

Common Concepts in Agile Models

allure test report use case description related methods actual combat

1. Use the pycharm tool to create a new project test_suites, and create a new login_module module and product_module module in this directory, as shown in the figure below

2. Create a new test_login.py file under the login_module module

code show as below:

import allure 
# How to write use case steps 1. Use case steps can be written in the public layer 
@allure.step('Step 1: Open the login interface of Dingdang e-commerce') 
def step_01(): 
    pass 

# epic project name [email protected] 
('[ epic] Dingdang e-commerce system') 
# feature project version 
@allure.feature('[feature] Dingdang e-commerce system_V1.0') 
class TestLogin: 
    # use case module 
    @allure.story('[story] user login Module') 
    # Use case title 
    @allure.title('[Title] Verify that the correct user name and password can be successfully logged in') 
    # Manage the link address of the test case 
    @allure.testcase(url='http://47.107.187.45/ zentao/www/index.php?m=testcase&f=view&caseID=17&version=1',name='use case connection') # Link address of management defects 
    @ 
    allure.issue(url='http://47.107.187.45/zentao/ www/index.php?m=bug&f=browse&productID=4',name='Defect address')defect address') 
    # use case description
    @allure.description('Login test case executor: Xiaobai') 
    # Define a link 
    @allure.link(url='https://www.baidu.com/',name='Baidu Search') 
    # use case Level blocker, critical, normal, minor, trivial 
    # @allure.severity('normal') # Use case level writing method 1 
    # Use case level blocker, critical, normal, minor, trivial 
    @allure.severity(allure.severity_level.BLOCKER) # Use case Level writing method 2 
    def test_login_case_01(self): 
        step_01() 
        # Use case step writing method 2 Use case steps can be written inside the method 
        with allure.step('Step 2: Enter user name admin'): 
            pass 
        with allure.step('Step 3: Enter password 123456'): 
            pass 
        # @allure.attach report add attachment
        with open('C:/Users\Jeff\PycharmProjects\APP_AUTO_DEMO/test_suites\login_module/test.jpeg', 'rb') as img_file: img_file_obj = img_file.read() allure.attach(img_file_obj, 'test error screenshot
            img_file_obj = img_file.read() 
            allure.attach(img_file_obj,'test error screenshot',allure.attachment_type.JPG) 

        print("TestLogin test_login_case_01",end=' ') 
        assert True 

    @allure.story('[story] user login Module') 
    @allure.title('[Title] Verify that the wrong username and password can be handled correctly') 
    def test_login_case_02(self): 
        print("TestLogin test_login_case_02",end=' ') 
        assert True

3. Create a new test_product.py file under the product_module module

code show as below:

import allure 

@allure.epic('[epic] Dingdang e-commerce system') 
@allure.feature('[feature] Dingdang e-commerce system_V1.0') 
class TestProduct: 
    @allure.story('[story] Product module') 
    @allure.title('[Title] verified that the product can be successfully added to the shopping cart') 
    def test_product_case_01(self): 
        print("TestProduct test_product_case_01",end=' ') 
        assert True 
    @allure.story('[ story] commodity module') 
    @allure.title('[Title] verify that the product can be paid successfully') 
    def test_product_case_02(self): 
        print("TestProduct test_product_case_02",end=' ') 
        assert True

4. Create a new execution file run_cases.py in the root directory of the project test_suites

code show as below:

import os
import pytest

pytest.main(['-s','-v','--alluredir=./allure_json_path','--clean-alluredir'])
os.system('allure generate %s -o %s --clean'%('./allure_json_path','./allure_html_path'))

5. Execute the run_cases.py file and generate two directory folders allure_json_path and allure_html_path under the project test_suites directory

The json data source of the allure test report is generated under the allure_json_path directory

The allure test report html is generated under the allure_html_path directory 

As shown below:

Use Google Chrome to open the index.html file in the allure_html_path directory; as shown below