Examples with TestMessage com.seleniumtests.reporter.logger.TestMessage used on opensource projects

Example 1 with TestMessage

use of com.seleniumtests.reporter.logger.TestMessage in project seleniumRobot by bhecquet.

the class TestTestLogging method testInfo.

@Test(groups = { "ut" })
public void testInfo() {
    TestStepManager.setCurrentRootTestStep(new TestStep("step", null, new ArrayList<>(), true));
    logger.info("message");
    Assert.assertEquals(TestStepManager.getParentTestStep().getStepActions().size(), 1);
    Assert.assertTrue(TestStepManager.getParentTestStep().getStepActions().get(0) instanceof TestMessage);
    Assert.assertEquals(((TestMessage) (TestStepManager.getParentTestStep().getStepActions().get(0))).getMessageType(), MessageType.INFO);
}

Example 2 with TestMessage

use of com.seleniumtests.reporter.logger.TestMessage in project seleniumRobot by bhecquet.

the class TestTestStep method testPasswordMaskingSubStep.

/**
 * Check that if a substep adds password values, parent step is not impacted
 */
@Test(groups = { "ut" })
public void testPasswordMaskingSubStep() {
    TestStep step = new TestStep("step1 with args: (bar, passwd)", null, new ArrayList<>(), true);
    TestStep substep = new TestStep("substep with args: (passwd)", null, Arrays.asList("passwd"), true);
    TestAction action = new TestAction("action in step1 with args: (foo, passwd)", false, new ArrayList<>());
    TestMessage message = new TestMessage("everything OK on passwd", MessageType.INFO);
    step.addAction(substep);
    substep.addAction(action);
    substep.addMessage(message);
    Assert.assertEquals(step.getName(), "step1 with args: (bar, passwd)");
    Assert.assertEquals(action.getName(), "action in step1 with args: (foo, ******)");
    Assert.assertEquals(message.getName(), "everything OK on ******");
    Assert.assertEquals(substep.getName(), "substep with args: (******)");
}

Example 3 with TestMessage

use of com.seleniumtests.reporter.logger.TestMessage in project seleniumRobot by bhecquet.

the class TestTestStep method testTestMessageEncodeXmlErrorMessage.

@Test(groups = { "ut" })
public void testTestMessageEncodeXmlErrorMessage() {
    TestMessage msg = new TestMessage("everything OK \"'<>&", MessageType.ERROR);
    TestMessage encodedMsg = msg.encode("xml");
    Assert.assertTrue(encodedMsg.getFailed());
}

Example 4 with TestMessage

use of com.seleniumtests.reporter.logger.TestMessage in project seleniumRobot by bhecquet.

the class TestTestStep method testPasswordMaskingMainStep.

/**
 * Check that if main step contains masking, they are reported in messages /
 * action / step below
 */
@Test(groups = { "ut" })
public void testPasswordMaskingMainStep() {
    TestStep step = new TestStep("step1 with args: (bar, passwd)", null, Arrays.asList("passwd"), true);
    TestAction action = new TestAction("action in step1 with args: (foo, passwd)", false, new ArrayList<>());
    TestMessage message = new TestMessage("everything OK on passwd", MessageType.INFO);
    TestStep substep = new TestStep("substep with args: (passwd)", null, new ArrayList<>(), true);
    step.addAction(action);
    step.addMessage(message);
    step.addStep(substep);
    Assert.assertEquals(step.getName(), "step1 with args: (bar, ******)");
    Assert.assertEquals(action.getName(), "action in step1 with args: (foo, ******)");
    Assert.assertEquals(message.getName(), "everything OK on ******");
    Assert.assertEquals(substep.getName(), "substep with args: (******)");
    Assert.assertEquals(step.toString(), "Step step1 with args: (bar, ******)\n" + "  - action in step1 with args: (foo, ******)\n" + "  - everything OK on ******\n" + "  - Step substep with args: (******)");
}

Example 5 with TestMessage

use of com.seleniumtests.reporter.logger.TestMessage in project seleniumRobot by bhecquet.

the class TestTestStep method testTestMessageEncodeXmlPasswordKept.

@Test(groups = { "ut" })
public void testTestMessageEncodeXmlPasswordKept() {
    TestMessage msg = new TestMessage("everything OK \"'<>&", MessageType.INFO);
    msg.getPwdToReplace().add("myPassword");
    TestMessage encodedMsg = msg.encode("xml");
    Assert.assertTrue(encodedMsg.getPwdToReplace().contains("myPassword"));
}