I am creating a series of tests with python unittest and executing them with nosetest module.
I am trying to figure out how do i pass an argument(s), for example environment or domain, so that the value would be passed the actual test method being executed.
I have a runner python script which passes test suite class file and environment as arguments
python runner.py --suite=generic_pass.py --env=dev.domain.com
The runner.py picks up the suite value and passes it to test_suite in nose.run method within "runner.py"
Contents of runner.py
nose.run(argv=["", test_suite, "--verbosity=2"])
The contents of test_suite or "generic_pass.py" script are as follows
class loginTest(login.userLoginTest):
pass
class logoutTest(logout.userLogoutTest):
pass
The contents of login.py
class userLoginTest(unittest.TestCase):
def setUp(self):
self.login = userLogin(user,pass,environment)
def test_response(self):
self.assertEquals(200, getResponse(self.login))
When python runner.py script is executed, it then runs nose.run, which then executes the tests specified in generic_pass.py (test_suite)
I am trying to figure out, how can i pass the contents of --env "dev.domain.com" from runner.py to each test case class file though nose.run() method, so that i could use it in
self.login = userLogin(user,pass,environment)
which is located in login.py
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