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and click on the "zip" link, then you will get a zipped archive of all the scripts.
and click on the "zip" link, then you will get a zipped archive of all the scripts.
Unzip (extract) this into an empty directory, and then edit the "resource.robot" file to your own server URL and password.
Unzip (extract) this into an empty directory
Alternatively clone the git repository with:
git clone https://franka.through-ip.com/git/sme-test-automation.git
==Setting up the tests==
The "resource.robot" file in the top "sme" directory contains a number of variables and macros that are used by the test scripts.
The key ones that you need to change are:
${SERVER NAME} sme9-64
${SERVER DOMAIN} through-ip.com
${VALID PASSWORD} Admin-Test-1234
Note that the URL must be same as the FQDN for the server, as it uses this as a test on the title of the logged server manager web page.
Note that the URL must be same as the FQDN for the server, as it uses this as a test on the title of the logged server manager web page.
The tests assume that the ${SERVER NAME}.${SERVER DOMAIN} resolve to the correct IP of that server. I typically setup entries for test servers with a host name entry on my main server.
==Running the tests==
The tests are setup in an hierarchical fashion. To run all tests:
pybot 03__remote_access/02__ftp/
pybot sme
To run a subset of the tests use:
pybot sme/02__server-manager
or for the ftp tests:
pybot sme/03__remote_access/02__ftp/
and ssh by
and ssh by
pybot 03__remote_access/03__ssh/
pybot sme/03__remote_access/03__ssh/
==RIDE==
The Robotframework has its own IDE called RIDE. It is particularly useful for running individual tests.
Info here:
https://github.com/robotframework/RIDE/wiki
and can be easily installed with:
pip install robotframework-ride
and then run RIDE with:
ride.py sme
