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PySys was created as an open source Python framework that can help you organize and execute system level automated and manual testcases.
PySys was created as an accessible cross-platform tool that features support for concurrent running of testcases and process management / monitoring.
Requirements:
· Python 2.7
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
· The PySys framework has been updated to be compliant with conversion to Python 3.x with the 2to3.py conversion script. Installation on Python 3.x is now supported via the source distribution bundle, where the 2to3.py script is run automatically at install time. See details below for installing the source distribution. A binary distribution installer for windows will be included in a later release.
· There are now separate 32 and 64 bit binary distribution installers for Windows.
· On failure of the assertLineCount method, the log output now contains the returned number and requested condition.
· Each assert method now takes an "assertMessage" parameter to be written to the log output on execution
· Added the JUnitXMLResultsWriter to log test results in Apache Ant JUnit XML format (one output file per test per cycle). This is useful for integration into
· Continuous Integration build systems, e.g. TeamCity. The TextResultsWriter
· and XMLResultsWriter now support the outputDir property to speci...
Via: PySys 0.9.0
