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After thinking this a bit more, I believe it's best to implement Should Contain Any and Should Not Contain Any.They are generic and can be used with strings or anything that is list-like. This functionality isn't needed too often, so adding separate List Should Contain Any Value, Dictionary Should Contain Any Key, etc. wouldn't be worth the effort in my opinion.

Hi All, I’m a new user to Robot Framework (v3) and I’ve come across some unexpected behaviour (to me anyway) with the “Should Contain” keyword in the builtin library while using Renode. My robot script simply checks if a received UART line contains an expected string. I want the lines following the ‘Should Contain’ to be executed regardless if it passes or fails, but they only get ...

It can contain any characters, and it is possible to use special markers explained in the table below: [LOWER] Lowercase ASCII characters from 'a' to 'z'. ... BuiltIn.Should Match Regexp for more information about Python regular expression syntax in general and how to use it in Robot Framework test data in particular. A line matches only if it ...

Variable that contains locator by itself (e.g. xpath=//blahblah) can be inside keyword definition file (e.g. resource file, or in separate file (something like page object)) Second line (e.g. String,Format do something) is a robotframework keyword from String library. so it should be used as a keyword.

Generic automation framework for acceptance testing and RPA - robotframework/atest/robot/standard_libraries/builtin/should_contain_any.robot at master ...

BuiltIn is Robot Framework's standard library that provides a set of generic keywords needed often. It is imported automatically and thus always available. The provided keywords can be used, for example, for verifications (e.g. Should Be Equal, Should Contain), conversions (e.g. Convert To Integer) and for various other purposes ...

Because the backslash character (``\``) is an escape character in Robot Framework test data, possible backslash characters in regular expressions need to be escaped with another backslash like ``\\d\\w+``. Strings that may contain special characters but should be handled as literal strings, can be escaped with the `Regexp Escape` keyword.

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Page Should Contain: Verifies that a web page contains specific text or elements. Should Be Equal As Strings: Compares two strings for equality. Here’s an example of a Robot Framework test case using built-in keywords: *** Test Cases *** Search for a Product [Documentation] This test searches for a product on a website.

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We can use these keywords along with External libraries for writing test case. We also have the built-in library available with Robot framework by default. It is mostly used for verifications (for example Should Be Equal, Should Contain), conversions (convert to integer, log to console, etc.).

Robot Framework simplifies test automation with a wealth of built-in keywords that cover a wide range of testing needs. These keywords provide ready-to-use functionality, saving you time and effort in test case development. ... Page Should Contain. The Page Should Contain keyword verifies that a specific text or element is present on the page ...

Teams and organizations using Robot Framework should have their own coding standards. The community developed Robot Framework Style Guide is an excellent starting point that can be amended as needed. It is also possible to enforce these conventions by using the Robocop linter and the Robotidy code formatter.

Hi Scirh, In addition to what @HelioGuilherme66 said, this is the documentation for Should Match Regexp (in case you hadn’t found it), in it’s examples it shows the escaped slash (\\) Helio mentioned, as well it has a link to more info on using Regular expressions in Robot Framework. I’ll second Helio’s recommendation to use regex101 for testing your regex patterns, it’s been very ...