Pytest-- test report allure configuration

Environmental installation

The local environment

• install jdk1.8, Configure environment variables at the same time
  windows Configure environment variables , Right click on my computer , Click properties , Then click Advanced , Enter the following page , Then click on the environment variable
  
  1、 Environment variable configuration , In the system variable , Create a new system variable configuration JAVA_HOME, Path is ,jdk Installation path for （D:\software\java_jdk）,
  Then click OK
  
  2、 Find... In the system variable path, Add a new path ,%JAVA_HOME%\bin
  

• github download allure Version of the suite ：https://github.com/allure-framework/allure2/releases, Configure environment variables at the same time ( Method is the same as above. )

• windows In the environment, you need to download allure-pytest plug-in unit

pip install allure-pytest

• Version checking
• pytest Version checking , Input in the terminal
• allure Version checking , Input in the terminal

pytest --version
allure --version

• jdk Installation success check

java

pytest Basic application of

• Test data generation

pytest.main(['--alluredir=./allure-result'])

• Generate a report

 os.system('allure generate ./allure-result -o ./report')

• Basic code

# coding:utf-8
import os

import allure
import pytest


def set_01():
    print('start')


def set_02():
    print('finish')


class TestDemo(object):
    """object"""

    def test_01(self):
        set_02()
        set_01()
        print('practice')

    def test_02(self):
        print('crazy')


if __name__ == '__main__':
	
    pytest.main(['--alluredir=./allure-result'])
    os.system('allure generate ./allure-result -o ./report')

Test report

allure Basic usage of

• Add test execution steps

# coding:utf-8
import os

import allure
import pytest


@allure.step(' The first step of genius ')
def set_01():
    print('start')


@allure.step(' Queer's diapers ')
def set_02():
    print('finish')


class TestDemo(object):
    """object"""

    def test_01(self, fix):
        set_01()
        set_02()
        print('practice')

    def test_02(self, fix):
        print('crazy')


if __name__ == '__main__':
    pytest.main(['--alluredir=./allure-result'])
    os.system('allure generate ./allure-result -o ./report --clean')

Running results

allure Introduction to test report

• Overview： The overview
• Categories： Category , The default is divided failed and error, Any execution result that is one of them will be classified into the class , You can quickly see which use cases are failed and error Of , Support customization
• Suites： test suite , It's the hierarchy of all use cases , According to package、module、 class 、 Method to find the use case
• Graphs： Test results are graphical , Include a distribution diagram of the results of the use case execution , priority , Time consuming, etc
• Timeline： You can see the exact timing of the test case （ Execution order ）, Including execution time
• Behaviors： Behavior driven , according to epic、feature、story To group test cases
• Packages： This is according to package、module Let's group test cases
  
  allure Basic use
  
  
  Event level ：

 Use case classification 
--allure-severities=SEVERITIES_SET
      Comma-separated list of severity names.
      Tests only with these severities will be run.
      Possible values are: blocker, critical, normal, minor, trivial.

blocker： Blocking defects （ Function not implemented , There's no next step ）
critical： Serious defects （ Missing function point ）
normal: General defects （ Boundary situation , Format error ）
minor: Minor defects （ Interface error and ui Demand discrepancy ）
trivial: Minor defects （ Must be silent , Or the prompt is not standard ）

Description information

@allure.description(‘ Description information ’)

class TestDemo(object):
    """object"""

    @allure.story(' Sign in ')
    @allure.title(" Perform a login ")
    @allure.issue('http:123456789')    # bug Link address 
    @allure.testcase('http:123456789')    #  Address of function use case 
    @allure.severity('normal')
    # @allure.description(' Description information ')
    def test_01(self):
        """  Use case name   Use case step   Expected results  """
        set_01()
        set_02()
        print('practice')