The TASS application assists users in creating and running reproducible test cases for web applications. TASS uses json configuration files to define test cases, organize them as test suites and run them via test runs.
TASS relies on a conda compatible environment and package manager. The framework is tested on Windows, and efforts are made for it to be compatible with Linux/macOS.
To contribute to the project, please read our best practices: docs/best_practices.md. Also, create your conda environment via
conda env create -f environment.yaml.
The conda environment will contain all the of the dependencies at the
correct versions. To run tests, make sure you have an editable install
with pip install -e <module> from the root directory. Where <module>
is replaced with the desired component of TASS:
- tass-base
- tass-converter
You can also download the "install_tass" script appropriate for your platform from the "scripting" folder and run it to automatically clone the repository, create the conda environment, and have editable installs of the tass modules.
To build the pypi package, navigate to the root of the directory and type
python -m build. This will use the pyproject.toml file to build the
package. The package will be in the dist folder in your repository.
To build the conda package, navigate to the root of the directory and type
conda build <module>/conda-recipe. The package can be found in a folder specified
in the command output. You can always install it via conda install --use-local <module>
if you wish to install it in the same environment you built it.
The framework can be installed by downloading the appropriate release and then running the install command.
Download the .whl file for the desired release version. Using the CLI
with pip and python >=3.10 enter the command pip install <path/to/wheel/file>
Download the .tar.bz2 file for the desired release version. Using your conda environment
enter the command conda install <path/to/tar.bz2/file>. After this instllation is
successful enter the command conda install --use-local <module name> to install
dependencies.
The testing framework can be invoked from your CLI with the command
python -m tass.base --file/-f ./path/to/config/file.
The repository comes with several examples and working demos. To use any of the demos, clone the repository, then create and activate your conda environment. All the files required for a demo should be provided in the examples folder.
The code and all files in this repository are licensed under the Apache license version 2, unless otherwise specified within the respective file. In that case, the license specified in the file is applicable.
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Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at
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Further documentation can be found in the docs folder. The documentation
can be built using the sphinx-build -b html source build from the doc
folder.