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Creating libraries for Robot Framework

Learn the basics of creating libraries for Robot Framework.

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Creating libraries for Robot Framework

18.1.2024 17:00-21:00
Level: Intermediate
Event type: Workshop
Location: Gofore office
Address: Urho Kekkosen katu 7 B, 00100 Helsinki
Pre-work: Basics of Robot Framework and Python. Python 3.8 and a Python editor/IDE installed. Read more on caption!
Language: English
Number of participants: 20
Bring your laptop: Yes

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Robot Framework is a generic, open-source, automation framework for acceptance testing and robotic process automation (RPA). It has a simple natural language for creating tests or tasks, and it can be easily extended with Python-based libraries that allow its use in different contexts. The framework is surrounded by a large ecosystem of ready-made libraries and other tools, but it is also easy to create custom libraries for different needs.

In this session, we learn the basics of creating libraries for Robot Framework. We will cover topics like how keywords are discovered and how to specify their arguments, how keywords can log information, return values and report status, and how libraries can be documented.

Robot Framework is developed and supported by the non-profit organisation, Robot Framework Foundation.

About the session

The session is hands-on, with a maximum of two slides. The instructor will explain topics and create simple examples that participants are expected to recreate on their machines. It is, however, also possible to just follow and get the created examples afterwards. Asking questions is possible at any time and is also highly recommended.

The event partner is Gofore. Some food and beverages will be provided by the partner in the event. Please let us know in enrollment if there are any allergies that we should know. Also, if you can’t join the event day, remember to cancel your participation as soon as possible to save us from food waste and extra expenses.

Prerequisites

A prerequisite for participating in the session is knowing the basics of Robot Framework and Python.

  • With Robot Framework, it is enough to know the overall syntax, how to create tests or tasks and how to use keywords.
  • With Python, being able to create functions is enough; no knowledge about classes or other more advanced topics is needed.

Participants planning to create the hands-on examples also need a laptop with Python 3.8 or newer and a Python editor or IDE installed.

See you in January!

 


 

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Pekka Klärck.

Pekka Klärck

Lead Developer | Robot Framework

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Pekka Klärck is a tester, developer and independent consultant from Finland with experience from testing and test automation since 2000. He is the lead developer of Robot Framework and thus knows the framework and the ecosystem around it extremely well.