Here is an example of Data Driven Test with RIDE:
Test suite:
*** Settings ***
Test Template Login with invalid credentials should fail
Library Process
Variables my_login_app_variables.py
*** Test Cases *** USERNAME PASSWORD
Invalid User Name invalid ${VALID PASSWORD}
Invalid Password ${VALID USER} invalid
Invalid User Name and Password
invalid invalid
Empty User Name ${EMPTY} ${VALID PASSWORD}
Empty Password ${VALID USER} ${EMPTY}
Empty User Name and Password
${EMPTY} ${EMPTY}
*** Keywords ***
Login with invalid credentials should fail
[Arguments] ${username} ${password}
${result}= Run Process python ${CURDIR}/my_login_app.py ${username} ${password}
Should Be True ${result.stdout.startswith("Invalid")}
Variables file (my_login_app_variables.py):
# Variables definitions fot the Login app
VALID_PASSWORD = 'AV3RRys3cR3tPaAssWoiD'
VALID_USER = 'User'
Application under test (my_login_app.py):
# Simulates a Login app
import sys
from my_login_app_variables import VALID_PASSWORD, VALID_USER
def do_login(username:str, password:str):
if username == VALID_USER and password == VALID_PASSWORD:
print(f"Authentication OK")
else:
print(f"Invalid Credentials")
exit(255)
if __name__ == "__main__":
try:
do_login(sys.argv[1], sys.argv[2])
except IndexError:
print(f"Usage: python my_login_app.py Username Password")
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