STAF 在自動化測試上的延伸應用 -- TMSTAF (TrendMicro STAF)

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This document discusses Trend Micro STAF (TMSTAF), an automation framework for testing at Trend Micro. TMSTAF is based on STAF, which was created at IBM and open-sourced in 2001. TMSTAF allows for automated testing through test cases written in Python syntax. It features configurable testware, logging, reporting, and integration with build/release processes. The document compares TMSTAF to manual QA testing and outlines how TMSTAF can improve test case creation, environment setup, script development, and quality verification.

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STAF 在自動化測試上的延伸應用 –
TMSTAF (TrendMicro STAF)
李志和 (Bevis Lee)
Sr. Engineer, R&D Dept.
2012/06/10

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Agenda

• Brief Introduction of STAF

• What‟s TMSTAF?

• TMSTAF vs. QA automation

• Q&A

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Brief Introduction of STAF

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• History
– Created at IBM Austin in 1998
– Open-sourced (on SourceForge) in 2001
• http://staf.sourceforge.net/

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• STAF runs as a daemon process, called STAFProc

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What‟s TMSTAF?

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TMSTAF = Trend Micro STAF

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TMSTAF Architecture

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File Structure

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TMSTAF Features

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Testware concept included:
Testware configurations can be customized

Test suite, test case defined in Python syntax

Test process included: Setup, Test and Teardown

Execution log for tracing

XML test report w/ email notification

Command line interface
Cross-platform execution

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Testing Report

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Email Notification of Testing Result

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TMSTAF vs. QA‟s Automation

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QA‟s Automation Process

• Automation construction

Test Test cases Automation
Automation
cases convert to script pre-
environment
creation automation run and
setup
scripts debug

• Automation online

Integrate
Build
with build
quality
release
verification
process

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Test Cases Creation

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• Based on concept of „test suite‟, test case can be
created for both „manual‟ and „automation‟ use

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Automation
Environment Setup

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• Automation environment can be deployed easily

Automation Environment

TMSTAF
framework

Python 2.6 STAF 3.x

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Test Cases Convert to
Automation Scripts

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• Convert test case to automation scripts structurally

Automation
Test step
Module Test case
(automation
script)
Automation
Test step
Module

Automation
Module

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3 Weapons…

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I - Scenario Mechanism

test0010.py
var1 = 111
var2 = 222
func = PythonFunction('moduleATester', 'testFunc1')
r = self.addTest(func, [var1,var2])
r.failUnlessEqual(0)

test0020.py
var1 = 333
var2 = 444
func = PythonFunction('moduleATester', 'testFunc1')
r = self.addTest(func, [var1,var2])
r.failUnlessEqual(0)

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test0010.py
var1 = 111
var2 = 222
self.setScenario('_scenario01.py')

test0020.py
var1 = 333
var2 = 444
self.setScenario('_scenario01.py')

_scenario01.py
func = PythonFunction('moduleATester', 'testFunc1')
result = self.addTest(func, [var1,var2])
result.failUnlessEqual(0)

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II - Setup, Teardown and Test procedures

Setup steps

Test Case Test steps

Teardown steps

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• Setup = addSetup()

• Test = addTest()

• Teardown = addTeardown()

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III - Result Verification

• Execution result of each steps (includes setup and
teardown) can be verified easily

Passed if ‘result’ = 0

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Script Pre-run and
Debug

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• More efficiency development of automation

Script
execution

Refinement Debugging
of script of script

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• Script execution from command line interface

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 “-h” Online Help
 Easy to Integrate

 Run Target Case
 Run Target Suite

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• Execution log for tracing/debugging

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Automation Online

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Build Release Flow

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3

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4
5

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Build Quality
Verification

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Mail Notifications

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Detail Testing Report

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So, with TMSTAF,
you can…

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Test
Test case can be used for both ‘manual’ and
cases creation
‘automation’ use, no extra effort needs

Automation
Easy to setup automation environment for
environment
development and execution
setup
Test cases
convert to Implement test cases with structural and flexible
automation mechanism
scripts

Automation script More efficiency development and trouble-shooting
pre-run and debug of automation

Integrate with
build release Easy integrate with standard build release process
process

Build quality Useful information in testing report can help to
verification identify issue more quickly

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Q&A

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16. QA‟s Automation Process • Automation construction Test Test cases Automation Automation cases convert to script pre- environment creation automation run and setup scripts debug • Automation online Integrate Build with build quality release verification process 6/12/2012 | Copyright 2012 Trend Micro Inc. 16

22. • Convert test case to automation scripts structurally Automation Test step Module Test case (automation script) Automation Test step Module Automation Module 6/12/2012 | Copyright 2012 Trend Micro Inc. 22

26. I - Scenario Mechanism test0010.py var1 = 111 var2 = 222 func = PythonFunction('moduleATester', 'testFunc1') r = self.addTest(func, [var1,var2]) r.failUnlessEqual(0) test0020.py var1 = 333 var2 = 444 func = PythonFunction('moduleATester', 'testFunc1') r = self.addTest(func, [var1,var2]) r.failUnlessEqual(0) 6/12/2012 | Copyright 2012 Trend Micro Inc. 26

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