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1. Test case:
#test_allure_demo.py
import pytest
import allure
@pytest.fixture(scope="session")
def login():
print("前置条件:登录")
@allure.step("步骤1")
def step_1():
print("操作步骤----1")
@allure.step("步骤2")
def step_2():
print("操作步骤----2")
@allure.step("步骤3")
def step_3():
print("操作步骤----3")
@allure.epic("epic对大story的一个描述性标签")
@allure.feature("测试模块")
class TestC:
@allure.testcase("http://www.tc.com")
@allure.issue("https://www.bug.com/")
@allure.title("测试用例的标题")
@allure.story("用户故事:1")
@allure.severity("blocker")
def test_1(self,login):
'''我是用例1的描述内容,看的见我不'''
step_1()
step_2()
@allure.story("用户故事:2")
def test_2(self,login):
print("测试用例2")
step_1()
step_3()
@allure.epic("epic对大story的一个描述性标签")
@allure.feature("模块块2")
class TestC2():
@allure.story("用户故事:33")
def test_3(self,login):
print("测试用例test_3")
step_1()
@allure.story("用户故事:44")
def test_4(self,login):
print("测试用例test_4")
step_3()
2. Execute and open the report:
Execute the use case: pytest -vs test_allure_demo.py --alluredir ./report/a ,
open the report: allure serve ./report/a
3. Allure report page
4. Execute the use case on demand:
a. Select Run the use case you want to implement epic:
pytest --alluredir ./report/allure --allure-epics=epic A descriptive label for the big Story
b. Choose to run the use case you want to implement features:
pytest --alluredir ./report /allure --allure-features=module block 2
c. Choose to run the use case you want to implement features:
pytest --alluredir ./report/allure --allure-stories="User story: 1"