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Test results have value beyond basic reports; Why not share the data?
Write test-related information (or pretty much anything) to an external file:
- Use Squish’s File Object to read, write and work with files.
- Write any Pass or Failures using Squish’s Verification Functions (test.*), or any other values from your script to a file.
Write to a file in 3 simple steps
function main(){
var file = File.open("C:\\path\\to\\file.txt", "a");
file.write("Pass:" + String(test.resultCount("passes"))
+ "Fail:" + String(test.resultCount("fails")));
file.close();
}
Example writing to another application’s measurement file
The example below demonstrates how to write information from a test to a Squish Coco report file, which Squish Coco then imports as part of its coverage measurements.
Not only does the user have data from the automated GUI test, but Squish Coco also reveals what code the test covered and related analysis about the test (assumes Squish Coco installed and configured in advance).
tst_sampleTest.js
source(findFile("scripts","squishCocoLogging.js"))
function main(){
startApplication("addressbook");
execution = getExecutionPath();
logTestNameToCocoReport(squishinfo.testCase,
execution);
try{
// body of script
}
catch(e){
test.fail('An unexpected error occurred',
e.message)
}
finally{
logTestResultsToCocoReport(test, execution)
}
}
squishCocoLogging.js: does all the external file logging work:
function getExecutionPath(){
var currentAUT = currentApplicationContext();
var execution = currentAUT.cwd + "\\" +
currentAUT.name + ".exe.csexe"
return execution;
}
function logTestNameToCocoReport(currTestCase, execution){
var testExecutionName =
currTestCase.substr(currTestCase
.lastIndexOf('\\') + 1);
var file = File.open(execution, "a");
file.write("*" + testExecutionName + "\n");
file.close();
}
function logTestResultsToCocoReport(testInfo, execution){
var currentAUT = currentApplicationContext();
// wait until AUT shuts down
while (currentAUT.isRunning)
snooze(5);
// collect test result summary and status
var positive = testInfo.resultCount("passes");
var negative = testInfo.resultCount("fails")
+ testInfo.resultCount("errors")
+ testInfo.resultCount("fatals");
var msg = "TEST RESULTS - Passed: " + positive + " | "
+ "Failed/Errored/Fatal: " + negative;
var status = negative == 0 ? "PASSED" : "FAILED";
// output results and status to Coco report file
var file = File.open(execution, "a");
file.write("<html><body>" + msg + "</body></html>\n");
file.write("!" + status + "\n")
file.close();
}
Read more in the KB article and other Squish resources below:
- Integrating Squish GUI Tester with Squish Coco
- Learn more about Squish GUI Tester
- Learn more about Squish Coco
- Webinar schedule
- Request free 30 day Squish Evaluation
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2 Comments
Yes, writing to a file can be done in any of the Squish supported scripting languages. Python’s File object takes care of all the functionality you need to do this: https://docs.python.org/2.4/lib/bltin-file-objects.html
The Squish Coco integration is only for application types support by Squish Coco, which are C, C++, C# and Tcl.
Hello Amanda,
Can this be done in Squish Web based version? Using python script.