Ruby-based watir-webdriver Automated Testing Solution and Implementation (4), watirwebdriver

Ruby-based watir-webdriver Automated Testing Solution and Implementation (4), watirwebdriver
Subsequent Ruby-based watir-webdriver Automated Testing Solution and implementation (3)Http://www.cnblogs.com/javame/p/4259468.htmlto continue... first, let's recall our system architecture and then talk about the specific implementation.

The automated testing framework consists of three modules: Test cases, Control layer, Tools, and model Master Control.

Test Case

① [Info]: indicates that the use case is successfully executed! [Error] indicates an error! [Warn] indicates a warning!

② TiStone: name of the execution case

③ Login successful! : Description or captured value, with "!" End

④ 001011: return code

4. Unified Use Case name, which should be consistent with output ②

Control layer Tools class Index general Control solution design Test case

Dependencies involved:

require 'watir-webdriver'
require 'watir-webdriver-performance'

Page loading performance monitoring

1.times do 

b.goto("https://192.168.10.1/web")

load_secs = b.performance.summary[:response_time]/1000

puts "Load Time: #{load_secs} seconds."

End

 

Function success/failure identification

if b.text.include? 'T_100M'
             #Capture web property value
             #Next operation
             puts "① [info] ②TiStone ③Login successful! 000000"
  else
             # Follow-up
             #Output error code
             puts "① [error] ②TiStone ③Login failed! 001011"
  end

 

Parameterized Extraction

class BasicNumber
    def initialize(number,name)
        @number = number
        @name = name
    end
    def add(x)
        @number + x
    end
end

Control Layer

Dependencies involved:

load 'Linux.rb'
load 'MySql.rb'

 

Specifically, communication with Tools is a hub for information transmission.

Tools

Dependencies involved:

require 'net/ssh'
require 'scp/ssh'
require "test/unit"

 

Associate with Linux

# ip / username / password

host = "192.168.48.233"

username = "root"

password = "root"

#Call linux command

server_cmd1 = 'tail -1000 /home/log/web.log | grep ERROR'

server_shell = 'sh /home/wyong/w.sh'

 

Associate MySql

Specific implementation...

 

Unit Test

class TC_MyTest  < Test::Unit::TestCase

         def test_add

                   n=BasicNumber.new(10)

                   assert_equal(134,n.add(4),"This test about add is failure!")  

    end

end

Model General Control

Dependencies involved:

Load Control _ Use Case name. rb'

 

Unified Call

t = Control_instance name.new

test_methods = t.public_methods.grep(/^test_/)

test_methods.each do |test|

  t.send(test) 

end