21Aug 2024 by Kiran Kumari
Jira Creation

Jira Creation

GemPyp
Summary: In a project regression, you want to automatically create a jira on the suite/regression failure and the same jira will be marked to done/bug fixed state once the regression passes in future execution. This can be achieved by gempyp by using following tags: Tag NameTypeField TypeDescription String, Single valueOptionalSubscribed user can integrate GemPYP with JIRA. This would create a JIRA ticket in the test suite fails. String, Single valueMandatory if jira_email is passedJira Access Token to authenticate JIRA user. Integer, Single valueMandatory if jira_email is passedProject ID on of project on JIRA under which ticket will be created String, Single valueOptionalTitle for Jira Creation. Default will be the name of suite String, comma separatedOptionalJira transition from one stage to another. <data> <suite> <!--Here brigeToken and User are the jewel credentials--> <project-name>TEST_PY</project-name> <report-name>Pyprest Scenarios</report-name> <environment>prod</environment>…
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21Aug 2024 by Kiran Kumari
API Migration Use case

API Migration Use case

GemPyp
  Background Suppose a monolithic architecture services needs to migrated to microservices architecture. There are numerous apis for that and many apis data are inter-dependent. Data between the services/apis are exchanged. Requirements So to ensure that the microservices apis has data and keys same as of monolithic one and code is capable to intelligent, then there comes numerous scenarios and testcases corresponding to the scenarios. Challenges It becomes difficult to manually check all the scenarios or automate from scratch using python or java scripts. Why Gempyp Even if you use Python/Java Frameworks to automate the scenarios, you won't be able to achieve the level of ease of automation, the time saved while automation, performance metrics of the apis, intelligent inter-dependency handling between testcases, data passing between testcases and many more.…
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14Mar 2024 by Shruti Singh

Jewel Release Notes

Release Notes
Release Version – v1.1.5 and v1.1.6  Looking to transform MOM sheets for project status updates to an interactive user interface?    Gemecosystem Jewel introduces Work Minutes. Work Minutes serves as a powerful project management tool, aiming to streamline and simplify the often tedious process of maintaining word documents and Excel sheets for tasks such as our daily status updates to authorities. This feature eliminates the manual effort required for drafting update emails, tracking defaulters, and more. It offers a comprehensive solution to efficiently manage and monitor progress, enhancing the user experience in updating, visualizing status, and data tracking. The versatility of Work Minutes extends to various use cases, including daily standups, retrospectives, book of work, and any data entry tables integral to our daily workflow.  How to use Work Minutes?   Signup as a new user on Jewel or Login if you have…
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15Feb 2024 by Shruti Singh
Open API

Open API

Jewel
How to integrate jewel to with your framework  To integrate Jewel reporting and to make use of the numerous services given by jewel, we require the "EnterPoint API," which will provide all of the URLs needed to access Jewel features.    API:- https://apis.gemecosystem.com/gemEcosystemDashboard/v1/enter-point  This API requires jewel username and bridgeToken as the authorization. (Prerequisite: Sign up on Jewel )  And as the response of this API, we will get different API URLs that can be further utilized.  Sample response:   {      "data": {          "jewel-url": "https://jewel.gemecosystem.com",          "email-api": "https://apis.gemecosystem.com/testExecution/v1/email",          "test-exe-api": "https://apis.gemecosystem.com/testExecution/v2/testcase",          "bucket-file-upload-api": "https://apis.gemecosystem.com/gemEcosystemS3/s3/v1/upload/file",          "jira-api": "https://apis.gemecosystem.com/gemEcosystemJira/v1/jira",          "file-viewer": "https://jewel.gemecosystem.com/#/file-viewer",          "bucket-data-upload-api": "https://apis.gemecosystem.com/gemEcosystemS3/s3/v1/upload/data",          "suite-exe-api": "https://apis.gemecosystem.com/testExecution/v2/suiteexe",          "azure-api": "https://apis.gemecosystem.com/gemEcosystemJira/v1/azure",   "pre-signed": "https://apis.gemecosystem.com/gemEcosystemS3/s3/v1/generatePreSigned"      },      "message": "1 Record Found",      "operation": "Success"  }  Listed below are the use cases for individual URLs:…
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09Feb 2024 by Shruti Singh
Getting Started With GemPyp

Getting Started With GemPyp

GemPyp
Requirements Python  ≥ 3.6 pip  Installation Steps to install python on Windows Go to the official Python download page for Windows . Find a stable Python 3 release. Click the appropriate link for your system to download the executable file: Windows installer (64-bit) or Windows installer (32-bit). Open command prompt Check python version - python --version Install PIP using command - python -m pip install pip Check pip version - pip --version Steps to install python on Linux Most of the Linux OS has Python pre-installed. Check python version - python --version If Python is not installed then go to the official Python download page for Linux  Find a stable Python 3 release. Download a source tarball. Open the terminal and Navigate to the directory where python tar file is downloaded. Extract the tar file - tar -xf python-file-name.tar.xz…
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09Feb 2024 by Shruti Singh
Getting Started With GemJar

Getting Started With GemJar

GemJar
Introduction: Welcome to GemJar, a powerful tool designed to streamline your testing and automation processes . Whether you're a seasoned engineer or new to automation testing, this guide will help you get up and running your automation with GemJar quickly and efficiently. Creating Your First Test Follow these steps to get started:  Getting started with Cucumber 1. Setting up the project: Create a simple Maven/Gradle Project Using Any IDE (Integrated Development Environment) for example IntelliJ, Eclipse, etc.  Adding dependency to pom.xml:Add latest GemJar Dependency   Add the GemJar dependency into your project: -  Maven  <dependency>   <groupId>com.gemecosystem.gemjar</groupId>   <artifactId>gemjar-core</artifactId>   <version>1.3.5</version> </dependency>    Gradle   testImplementation("com.gemecosystem.gemjar:gemjar-core:1.3.5")    Creating the config file:Create a gemjar-config.yml file in the resources folder. environment: beta project_name: Demo_Project jewel_user: user_name jewel_bridge_token: bridge_token enter_point: https://apis.gemecosystem.com/gemEcosystemDashboard/v1/enter-point report_name: Demo_Report email_report: Y/N email_to: email_id email_cc: email_id console_report: Y/N event_firing: Y/N jewel_screen_shots: Y/N auto_kill: Y/N tags: '@cucumber_tag' glue_code: package path of step definitions gemheal: Y/N browser_options:   - "--incognito"  …
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07Feb 2024 by Shruti Singh
GemPyp Release Notes

GemPyp Release Notes

Release Notes
[GemPyp] Release Notes - Version [1.0.90b0]  Release Date: 01 December, 2023  New Features:  Multiple XML execution in a single invocation.  Global variables support across multiple XMLs for a single invocation.  External Property file support.  Loop functionality in PypRest.  Enhancements:  Default enter-point to micro service enter-point.  Default status code of apis to 504.  Increased default timeout of current and legacy apis from 30 sec to 330 seconds.  Long log file length handling internally.  Ease of using variables set on the system.  Report Formatting to make it more legible.  Handling incorrect dependency and absent dependency and reflecting the same on the report status i.e., FAIL and ERR respectively.  Bugs Fixed:  Long testcases names were giving error while creating log files.  Legacy Comparison and assertions bugs fixed in PypRest.  Testcase data was not…
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02Feb 2024 by Shruti Singh
Data Comparison Use Cases

Data Comparison Use Cases

GemPyp
Overview of important tags: 1. source_db and target_db tags Mandatory for Database Comparison. Accepts a single string or dictionary. Values for single string can be “MySQL, PostgreSQL, Snowflake, custom” Dictionary is used for mongoDB where keys are “type, database and collection” where value of type is mongoDB. <source_db>Define type of database or custom</source_db> <target_db>Define type of database or custom</target_db> Example: <source_db>MySQL</source_db> <target_db>Custom</target_db> 2. source_conn and target_conn tags Mandatory for Database Comparison. Accepts a single string or dictionary. We provide database credentials or database connection string. Connection String corresponding to databases For Snowflake - snowflake.connector.connect(user="xxxxxxxxxx",password="xxxxxxxxxx",account="xxxx.ap-south-1",warehouse='COMPUTE_WH',database="SNOWFLAKE_SAMPLE_DATA",schema="TPCH_SF100") For MongoDB - pymongo.MongoClient(host=['mongodb+srv://xxxxxxxx:[email protected]/test'], connect=True) For MySQL - mysql.connector.connect(host='xxxxxxxxx',user='xxxxxxx', password='xxxxxxxxx',database='xxxxxxxxxxx',port=3306) For Postgresql pg8000.connect(host='xxxxxxxxx',user='xxxxxxx', password='xxxxxxxxx',database='xxxxxxxxxxx',port=3306) Scenario 1: Comparison between two tables in similar database <data> <suite> <!--Here brigeToken and User are the jewel credentials--> <project-name>TEST_PY</project-name> <report-name>Data Validation…
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02Feb 2024 by Shruti Singh
GemPyp Plugin

GemPyp Plugin

GemPyp
Introduction Step into the realm of efficient testing with Gempyp – a robust plugin designed toseamlessly incorporate Behave and Pytest. Say goodbye to the hassle of managing multiple reporting and configuration setups; Gempyp simplifies the testing process, providing an intelligent solution for your testing needs. Getting Started 1. Testcase File Your test case file remains just like other Pytest and behave files. Pytest Test File from testFunction import TestFunction import pytest from gempyp.common import common def test_string_assertion(): assert ("loud noises".upper() == "LOUD NOISES") def test_list_assertion(): assert (list(reversed([1, 2, 3, 4])) == [4, 3, 2, 1]) @pytest.mark.webtest def test_loop_assertion(): assert (37 in { num for num in range(2, 50) if not any(num % div == 0 for div in range(2, num)) }) @pytest.fixture def setup_data(): data = [1, 2, 3, 4,…
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02Feb 2024 by Shruti Singh
GemJar Plugin

GemJar Plugin

GemJar
Advantages of Plugin:  Ease of Integration: Integrating plugins into your existing frameworks like Serenity, JUnit, and Cucumber is a breeze. With just a two-step process of adding dependencies and configuring files, you can effortlessly incorporate the advanced features and insightful reporting of our framework into your projects.  Enhanced Functionality: Plugins extend the capabilities of your framework, providing additional features and integrations with other tools. You can leverage these plugins to enhance your testing and reporting capabilities without having to develop them from scratch.  Customization: Enjoy the flexibility to customize plugin functionality according to your project's specific requirements. Tailor the features to suit your needs, making your framework more adaptable and versatile.  Improved Productivity: Save time and effort by utilizing pre-built plugins for popular frameworks. With easy integration, you can boost productivity and accelerate project…
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