Tool to record Web Service calls and to serve them afterwards
pip install ws-recorder==0.9.0
WSRecorder is a tool that provides proxy for your webservices. This tool allows to record and serve webservices samples. The proxy is python function decorator. Samples are XSLT templates, which transform requests to expected replies. Samples have a form of decision trees, where in each node a test against configured xpath is performed; tree paths depend on an xpath value for each request.
Example:
params = { 'request_msg_name': '//request/*', 'reply_envelope_body': '//reply/*', 'messages': { 'msg1': [ '//msg1/param1/text()', '//msg1/param2/text()' ], }, 'output_dir': '/tmp/tmpdir/, } recorder = WSRecorder(mode=WSRecorder.Mode.RECORD, **params) cls.record_service = staticmethod(recorder.decorator(web_service_mockup))
Object of this class provides proxy for webservices. First you need to create an object of this class to use the proxy.
WSRecorder.__init__(self, request_msg_name, reply_envelope_body, output_dir, mode=None, output_filename='{0}.output', messages={})
:
Initializes object of WSRecord.
mode: parameter that controls behaviour of WSRecorder. Default value: WSRecorder.Mode.TRANSPARENT
.
Available values:
WSRecorder.Mode.RECORD
- records samples according to configuration into output directory.WSRecorder.Mode.OVERRIDE
- records sample according to configuration, overrides already recorded message.WSRecorder.Mode.SERVE
- serves recorded samples, doesn't hit the webservices, if fails raise NotRecordedException
.WSRecorder.Mode.TRANSPARENT
- doesn't use recorded samples, just hit the webservices.WSRecorder.Mode.SERVE_TRANSPARENT
- try to use recorded samples, if fails just hit the webservices.WSRecorder.Mode.SERVE_RECORD
- try to use recorded samples, if fails just hit the webservices and record replies.request_msg_name: xpath that indicates the name in the request message. Message name is afterwards used to configure specific handler for each message and to save replies of different messages in different files.
reply_envelope_body: xpath that indicates body of reply message. Reply body is that part of a reply message, which
is meaningful and can change in replies. Everything "above" the reply body is constant and reused in every reply
message. Reply message can not have empty node for reply_envelope_body
xpath, in such situation exception
NotRecordedException
is raised.
output_dir: directory where recorded samples are stored in a RECORD
/OVERRIDE
modes and from which recorded
samples are read in a SERVE
mode.
output_filename: pattern for saved files. Default value {}.output
. Message name is passed to string.format
function.
messages: dictionary of configured messages. Keys in dictionary are messages names, values are list of xpaths, which are sequential checked against request message.
pretty_print: boolean param determines whether output file should be pretty printed. Default value: False
.
ConfigurationException
is raised during initialization when:
- Request message name is not proper xpath,
- Reply envelope body is not proper xpath,
- Chosen mode is not allowed,
- Any xpath for message is not proper xpath,
- Output directory path is not proper.
WSRecorder.decorator(self, fn, mode=None)
:
Proxy for your webservice. It requires that as a first argument the decorated function takes a request message
and returns a reply of message. Requests and replies of messages must be Python string
or lxml.etree._Element
.
NotRecordedException
is raised in SERVE mode if sample doesn't have reply for given request.
ConfigurationException
is raised in proxy function when:SERVE_RECORD,
given mode is not allowed.
XPath with reply envelope body is not proper for given message reply.
@obj.decorator def webservice1(request): return reply