testing

问题 I am testing a website which is still in development. Often an element's id, class, text, or position in the DOM will change. And then the locator I've been using will no longer be able to find the element. But the features are still functioning properly. I don't want several tests to fail when there is no actual regression. So instead of having a single locator for each element, I have a collection of locators. public static final ArrayList<By> LOGIN_ANCHOR_LOCATORS = new ArrayList<By>();

问题 I have an application built on Symfony2 + Doctrine2 which I want to create some tests for (using phpunit). For example if I want to test a unique validator against a record in the DB, I want to create a record I can work with, but after the test I don't need it anymore. So is there a way to create temporary (or virtual) fixtures or do I have to manually create and delete them? 回答1: You can use Doctrine DataFixture and put this code in your setUp method of a unit test class: $loader = new

问题 I was wondering how well these web test frameworks (Watin and Selenium) work for Silverlight UI testing. Have anyone tried it on a project? Are Watin or Selenium well suited for Silverlight?. 回答1: I can't talk to Watin or Selenium with Silverlight, but I have played with White, which is a layer on top of the MS Automation Framework, and I have liked what I have seen thus far: I should also add that we defer the majority of our UI behavior testing to unit tests using the MVVM pattern. It doesn

问题 Ive been following this introductory to Rails testing and Ive run into an issue I cant seem to find the solution to. Im very familiar with Rails but this is my first foray into testing. Anyhow, I have a very basic model test, not even fully implemented and when I try and run rspec spec/models/admin_spec.rb . I get the following error in the Admin has a valid factory line (full code below) Admin has a valid factory Failure/Error: Factory.create(:admin).should be_valid NameError: uninitialized

问题 I have just a simple question, but I could not found any answer. My ruby on rails 3.2.2 appilcation have a JSON API with a devise session authentication. My question is: How can I test this API with functional or integration tests - and is there a way to handle a session? I do not have a front end, just a API that I can do GET. POST. PUT. and DELETE with JSON Body. Which is the best way to test this automated? EXAMPLE create new user POST www.exmaple.com/users { "user":{ "email" : "test

问题 I have just a simple question, but I could not found any answer. My ruby on rails 3.2.2 appilcation have a JSON API with a devise session authentication. My question is: How can I test this API with functional or integration tests - and is there a way to handle a session? I do not have a front end, just a API that I can do GET. POST. PUT. and DELETE with JSON Body. Which is the best way to test this automated? EXAMPLE create new user POST www.exmaple.com/users { "user":{ "email" : "test

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问题 In using a function, I wish to ensure that the type of the variables are as expected. How to do it right? Here is an example fake function trying to do just this before going on with its role: def my_print(begin, text, end): """Print 'text' in UPPER between 'begin' and 'end' in lower """ for i in (begin, text, end): assert isinstance(i, str), "Input variables should be strings" out = begin.lower() + text.upper() + end.lower() print out def test(): """Put your test cases here! """ assert my

问题 I'm developing an embedded device which has access to the internet through LAN. I'm in the testing phase now, and I would like to test how the device performs when the connection to the internet is poor. Currently, the device is connected to a router through a hub, which I use to monitor the packets with Wireshark. What's the best way to throttle down the internet speed of the device to mimic a scenario that may happen? Can I do it through a PC? Do I need access to the router? If so, is it

问题 I'm looking for a test framework like Ruby's RSpec to do test driven development in Python. The advantage of a framework like RSpec is that it offers a DSL that lends itself well to TDD. First you describe the test in english, and then you write the test, and when it fails you get a message saying what test failed with your nice description of what the test is trying to do. So far I've looked at PyTest and Nose. PyTest seems closer to ruby's MiniTest than RSpec. Instead of offering a DSL with