qa-analytics-insights 1.0.3

Description:

qaanalyticsinsights 1.0.3

Overview
This repository hosts the source code for the QA Analytics Insights project,
a robust command-line interface (CLI) tool designed to generate data-driven
insights from QA (Quality Assurance) test results. Test results are typically
generated in XML format by test automation frameworks such as pytest and
unittest.


Features

Analyze test results in XML format.
Generate visualizations and metrics to better understand test performance.
Create actionable insights to improve QA processes.


Command line tool
The command line tool can be used to generate insights from the tests results
in xml format.
The tool can be used as follows:
$ qa-analytics-insights --help
Usage: qa-analytics-insights -f <file> [-o <output_dir>] [-vv] [-h] [-v]
The tool accepts the following arguments:


-f or –file: Path to the file containing the tests results in xml format.
-o or –output: Path to the directory where the insights will be generated.
-vv or –verbose: Enable verbose mode.
-v or –version: Show version and exit.
-h or –help: Show help message and exit.




Library
The library can be used to generate insights from the tests result in xml
format.
The library can be used as follows:
from qa_analytics_insights.result_analyzer import ResultAnalyzer
analyzer = ResultAnalyzer(
test_results_file_path='path/to/test/results/file.xml',
output_dir='path/to/output/dir',
)



Installation
To install the package from pypi, run the following command:
$ pip install qa-analytics-insights


Development
To install the package in development mode, run the following command:
# create a virtual environment
$ virtualenv -p python3 venv

# activate the virtual environment
$ source venv/bin/activate

# Run the package in development mode
$ hatch run develop:all
For linting, run the following command:
$ hatch run linter:linter
for building the package, run the following command:
$ hatch build
for generating the documentation, run the following command:
$ hatch run docs:all
for running the tests with coverage, run the following command:
$ hatch run default:all