Seleniet has grown from a small command line utility for local selenium based testing into a full blown web and shell test automation tool with integration to external test case management tools and detailed test result reporting. With this extension comes a plethora of command lin eswitches that can be used to tailor the execution.<\/p>\n
You can either supply these parameters directly via command line or save thme in a *.selexprof file and run seleniet specifying the profile file to read the params from:<\/p>\n
seleniet.bat run --profile<\/strong> XXXX.selexprof<\/pre>\nThe following parameters are available:<\/p>\n
mandatory parameters are marked with one\u00a0asterisk “*”, parameter sets where one of a group of is mandatory are marked with two asterisks “**”<\/span><\/p>\n
Browser parameters<\/h3>\n
For web based tests one of the two following parameters need to be supplied:<\/p>\n
–browser [firefox|chrome|ie|marionette|android] **<\/span><\/h5>\n
Starts the specified browser. marionette and android are experimental features and are not recommended for productive use<\/p>\n
The firefox specific parameters –ffprofile or\u00a0–ffprofdir allow to specify which firefox profile should be used by the to be started firefox browser.<\/p>\n
–grid gridfile gridhub **<\/span><\/h5>\n
Starts an browser instance specified via grid properties on the gridhub server<\/p>\n
example gridfile:<\/p>\n
browserName=firefox<\/p>\n
example gridhub: http:\/\/gridserver:4444<\/p>\n
–xywh XPOSxYPOSxWIDTHxHEIGHT<\/h5>\n
Specifies the position and size of the browser window (in pixels)<\/p>\n
–screenon \/ screenoff<\/h5>\n
Flag whether to save a screenshot after each step or not, default is –screenoff<\/p>\n
–timeoutgui timeoutsec<\/h5>\n
Number of seconds to wait for web \/ DOM elements to appear before throwing a timeout error, defaults to 20 seconds<\/p>\n
–url http(s):\/\/starturl.test *<\/span><\/h5>\n
URL of the application under test \/ URL opened at the start of the test run<\/p>\n
External system \/ test case parameters<\/h3>\n
–zephyr projectname cyclename **<\/span><\/h5>\n
Reads test case definitions from external Jira\/Zephyr system for given cycle of given project<\/p>\n
–folder filefolder **<\/span><\/h5>\n
Reads test case definitions from the local file system starting from the given folder<\/p>\n
–trac catalog testplan **<\/span><\/h5>\n
Reads test case definitions from external TRAC system (TestMgr plugin) for given catalog and test plan<\/p>\n
–xls excelfile ** DEPRECATED<\/h5>\n
Reads test case definitions from an Ecel sheet (XLS 2007), DEPRECATED<\/p>\n
–testlink xmlexportfile cfgfile ** DEPRECATED<\/h5>\n
Reads test case definitions from an TestLink server, DEPRECATED<\/p>\n
–objrepo urlfilerepo<\/h5>\n
Specifies where to read the obj repo from. Can be XLS or CSV file \/url. Defaults to “ObjRepository.xls”<\/p>\n
–update<\/h5>\n
Flag whether the test results shall be updated to the external system (if applicable) or not<\/p>\n
–startTC testcasekey<\/h5>\n
Name\/key of the test case to perform. If supplied only THIS test case (and all of its sub tests) will be performed.<\/p>\n
Miscellaneous parameters<\/h3>\n
–testdir folder<\/h5>\n
Name of the folder to store test results and artefacts to. Defaults to “tests”<\/p>\n
–gui<\/h5>\n
Flag whether to start interactive gui mode. Failures will be reported by a popup and need to be clicked to continue test execution. This allows to analyse test failures in more detail.<\/p>\n
–batch<\/h5>\n
Flag whether to start non interactive console batch mode.<\/p>\n
<\/del>–junit<\/h5>\nFlag whether to create a local test report based on JUnit report template in local test dir folder<\/p>\n
–timeout<\/h5>\n
Number of seconds the test run must not exceed. After this timeout the test execution will be aborted as soon as possible.<\/p>\n
–pauseonerror<\/del><\/p>\nDeprecated flag whether to pause on test failures. Now subsumed in the –gui flag<\/p>\n
Screenrecording parameters (experimental)<\/h3>\n
–screenrec<\/h5>\n
Flag whether to record browser window or not<\/p>\n
–recrate picspersec<\/h5>\n
Number of frames per second (minimo 3, up to 20 depending on your hardware)<\/p>\n
–recarea\u00a0XPOSxYPOSxWIDTHxHEIGHT<\/h5>\n
Area to record<\/p>\n
–recfile videofilename<\/h5>\n
Name of the file to store the\u00a0screen recording to<\/p>\n
Selexprof Files<\/h3>\n
To store command line parameters into a selexprof file each of the parameters and each of its arguments need to be written to a new line.<\/p>\n
E.g.:<\/p>\n
--testdir folder<\/pre>\nshall\u00a0be written to the file as<\/p>\n
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