script to convert robot tests to python

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• [ ] imports
  • [X] Library imports
  • [ ] aliased Library imports
  • [ ] Resource imports
  • [ ] don't use * imports aka resolve imported keywords (hard)
• [ ] control flow
  • [ ] if statements
  • [ ] for loops
  • [ ] while loops
  • [ ] try/except
• [ ] fix cli output
• [ ] keyword -> function calls
  • [X] args
  • [ ] kwargs
  • [ ] keyword definitions
  • [ ] resolve keywords and convert types instead of assuming str on everything (hard)
• [ ] special cased builtin keywords
  • [X] no operation -> ...
  • [ ] log -> logger.info/logger.warn/etc
  • [ ] run keyword and ___ error -> try/except
• [ ] tags -> markers
• [ ] docstrings
  • [ ] module level (suite)
  • [ ] package level/init file or whatever (suite)
  • [ ] keywords
  • [ ] tests
• [ ] variables
  • [ ] normal
  • [ ] list
  • [ ] dict

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chatgpt seems to be pretty good at doing this in my experience. here's an example prompt and the response it gave me:

prompt

convert the following robotframework code to python using pytest.

*** Settings ***
Documentation     A test suite for valid login.
...
...               Keywords are imported from the resource file
Resource          keywords.resource
Default Tags      positive

*** Test Cases ***
Login User with Password
    Connect to Server
    Login User            ironman    1234567890
    Verify Valid Login    Tony Stark
    [Teardown]    Close Server Connection

Denied Login with Wrong Password
    [Tags]    negative
    Connect to Server
    Run Keyword And Expect Error    *Invalid Password    Login User    ironman    123
    Verify Unauthorised Access
    [Teardown]    Close Server Connection

when converting keywords, import keyword from the pytest_robotframework module and decorate them with @keyword

answer

To convert the given Robot Framework code to Python using pytest and the pytest_robotframework module, you can follow the steps below. Note that the pytest_robotframework module is not a standard module, and I'm assuming you have a module with that name or a similar one that provides the necessary functionality.

1. Install the pytest and pytest_robotframework modules if you haven't already:

   pip install pytest pytest_robotframework
   

2. Create a Python module, for example, test_login.py, and write the following code:

   import pytest
   from pytest_robotframework import keyword
   
   @keyword
   def connect_to_server():
       # Implementation for connecting to the server
       pass
   
   @keyword
   def login_user(username, password):
       # Implementation for logging in a user
       pass
   
   @keyword
   def verify_valid_login(expected_username):
       # Implementation for verifying a valid login
       pass
   
   @keyword
   def verify_unauthorized_access():
       # Implementation for verifying unauthorized access
       pass
   
   @keyword
   def close_server_connection():
       # Implementation for closing the server connection
       pass
   
   @pytest.mark.positive
   def test_login_user_with_password():
       connect_to_server()
       login_user("ironman", "1234567890")
       verify_valid_login("Tony Stark")
       close_server_connection()
   
   @pytest.mark.negative
   def test_denied_login_with_wrong_password():
       connect_to_server()
       with pytest.raises(Exception, match="*Invalid Password"):
           login_user("ironman", "123")
       verify_unauthorized_access()
       close_server_connection()
   

3. Run the tests using pytest:

   pytest test_login.py
   

This example assumes that you have implemented the actual functionality for connecting to the server, logging in a user, verifying a valid login, verifying unauthorized access, and closing the server connection. Replace the placeholder comments with the actual implementation according to your application.