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- Dealing with variables
- ======================
- You know the basic variable format ``$(ColumnFromDataFile)`` which works in Locators and value fields.
- For instance:
- * ``//@id[$(SomeColumnName)]`` will replace the locator at run time with the content of the data file of column ``SomeColumnName``
- * ``$(URL)`` in the Value 1 or Value 2 will replace the Value at run time with the content of the data file of column ``URL``
- You may combine several variables into one expression
- * ``http://($(BASEURL)-$(URLPART)`` will work, if your data file has the columns ``BASEURL`` and ``URLPART``.
- Most probably you guessed it already - Column names are case sensitive. And columns may not be used twice.
- Special variables for APIs
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- TODO: Write Doku.
- Faker
- -----
- From Version 2020.04.6rc4 (April 2020) you can also use all the methods, that the famous python module ``Faker`` provides.
- The syntax is:
- ``$(FAKER.<methodName>)``
- Examples:
- * ``$(FAKER.email)`` will generate random E-Mail addresses
- * ``$(FAKER.name)`` will generate a random name
- To see all the methods, head over to https://faker.readthedocs.io/en/stable/fakerclass.html. Because you use ``baangt``
- you can use all Faker Methods without writing a single line of code.
- Info for Developers
- ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
- Source in ``baangt.base.Faker.py``. Called from ``baangt.TestSteps.TestStepMaster.py`` from ``__getFakerData``.
- Currently it is not supported to hand over parameters.
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