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A test library providing keywords for accessing configuration files.
Config is a jSpringBot library that contains keywords to access values in properties file. This library if useful for creating domain based variables.
Please see the example {{Config Library}} project.
{{jspringbot-github:sample-config|Sample Project}}
= Configuration =
Configure the following to use jspringbot-config.
1. Add this artifact in maven dependency
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| org.jspringbot
| jspringbot-config
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2. Import spring-config in {{jspringbot-global.xml}}
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3. Add {{JSpringBotGlobal}} library in the in the test suite settings.
| *** Settings *** |
| Library | JSpringBotGlobal |
== Configuration Files ==
The configuration files are properties file with name and value pair. The configuration files are auto detected using two ways.
*1. Using {{classpath:config.properties}}*
| domain_name=resource
where:
- {{domain_name}} = is the domain name
- {{resource}} = the domain configuration file resource
*2. Using the {{classpath:config/}} directory*
All configuration files in this directory will be auto detected where the filename without the extension is the domain.
== Examples ==
*Assume we have the following properties:*
{{classpath:config/variables.properties}}
| url=http://localhost:8080/
| property1=property1 value
{{classpath:config/sample.properties}}
| property1=sample property 1 value
| property2=sample property 2 value
| timeout=5000
| amount=5.35
| is.enable.config=true
*Sample Test Usage:*
| `Select Config Domain` | variable | |
| ${url}= | `Get Config Property` | url |
| ${property1}= | `Get Config Property` | property1 |
| `Select Config Domain` | sample | |
| ${sample1}= | `Get Config Property` | property1 |
| ${sample2}= | `Get Config Property` | property2 |
| ${timeout}= | `Get Config Long Property` | timeout |
| ${amount}= | `Get Config Double Property` | amount |
| ${configEnabled}= | `Get Config Boolean Property` | is.enable.config |
=>
| ${url} = "http://localhost:8080/"
| ${property1} = "property1 value"
| ${sample1} = "sample property 1 value"
| ${sample2} = "sample property 2 value"
| ${timeout} = 5000 # integer type
| ${amount} = 5.35 # double type
| ${configEnabled} = true # boolean type
*Using domain object*
| ${variable}= | `Create Config Domain Object` | variable |
| ${sample}= | `Create Config Domain Object` | sample |
=>
| ${variable.getDomain()} = "variable"
| ${variable.get('url')} = "http://localhost:8080/"
| ${variable.get('property1')} = "property1 value"
| ${sample.getDomain()} = "sample"
| ${sample.get('property1')} = "sample property 1 value"
| ${sample.get('property2')} = "sample property 2 value"
| ${sample.getInteger('timeout')} = 5000 # integer type
| ${sample.getDouble('amount')} = 5.35 # double type
| ${sample.getBoolean('is.enable.config')} = true # boolean type
== Expression Support ==
{{Config Library}} has a custom jSpringBot expression language. The expression supported is as follows {{html:}}$[config{:domain}:property]{{html:
}}.
Where:
- {{domain}} is optional, will use the default selection if not available.
- {{property}} is required, this is the config property.
{{html:}} {{html:}}Important!{{html:}} The config expression is only available for jSpringBot Library keywords. {{html:}}
*Sample Test Usage:*
| `Select Config Domain` | variable | |
| `Evaluate Expression` | $[config:url] | # output the result to log |
=>
| $[config:url] = "http://localhost:8080/"
| $[config:property1] = "property1 value"
| $[config:sample:property1] = "sample property 1 value"
| $[i:config:sample:timeout] = 5000 # integer type
| $[b:config:sample:is.enable.config] = true # boolean type
| $[d:config:sample:amount] = 5.35 # double type
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