Robo commands in the Magento Functional Testing Framework

This topic was updated due to the 1.0.0 MFTF release.

Robo is a task runner for PHP that allows you to alias long complex CLI commands to simple commands.

Usage

Format

Assuming that you’re working in the magento2/dev/tests/acceptance directory in your terminal, run Robo commands using the following format:

vendor/bin/robo command [options] [arguments]

Or, if you added path of the Robo executable file to the system PATH, then run Robo commands using the following format:

robo command [options] [arguments]

Example

• Original:

  allure generate tests/_output/allure-results/ -o tests/_output/allure-report/
  

• Robo:

  vendor/bin/robo allure1:generate
  

Most useful commands

The following list contains most popular commands purposed to interact with the MFTF.

For more commands, see Reference or run in your terminal: $ vendor/bin/robo.

Codeception Robo Commands

List all available Robo commands:

vendor/bin/robo

Duplicate the Example configuration files used to customize the Project:

vendor/bin/robo clone:files

Build the Codeception project:

vendor/bin/robo build:project

Generate all Tests in PHP:

vendor/bin/robo generate:tests

Run all Tests marked with the @group tag ‘example’, using the Chrome environment:

vendor/bin/robo example

Run all Functional tests located under the Directory Path provided:

vendor/bin/robo folder ______

Run all Functional tests, excluding @group skip:

vendor/bin/robo functional

Run all Tests with the specified @group tag, excluding @group ‘skip’:

vendor/bin/robo group ______

Allure Robo Commands

To determine which version of the Allure command you need to use please run allure --version.

Generate the HTML for the Allure report based on the Test XML output:

Open the HTML Allure report:

Generate and open the HTML Allure report:

Reference

general

allure1

allure2

build

clone

generate

self