If I were you, Here is what i would have done,
1. http://www.w3schools.com/html/ - This contains the starter set for you to understand HTML from the basics. Try to learn as much as you can, practice the code and probably try out a few tests based on the learnings.
2. A HTML is a file. You can read and write to it using the FileSystemObject. Learn about how FileSystemObject works, create a blank html file using the filesystemobject. If you know this already, you are one step ahead
3. You will have to create a header before you start filling the rows. A header is a static data and it will need to be created once the file is created. For Eg:
4. Here comes the difficult part - For each test case you execute you will have to write the results under the header. This is dynamic data. So you will have to parametrize the values you want each to appear. I suggest you write a function which will accept your dynamic values and fill them under the header.
Here is how it will look once you fill the data,
5. If you have completed step 4 then it is a cakewalk from here. You will have to fine tune your report.
5.1 Make sure for each execution it generates the report with a unique naming convention.( Ideally create with the time and date stamp)
5.2 Decide if you want to append the results.
5.3 Cosmetic modifications like Logo, Dashboard and execution time will have a good presentation effect.
And probably many more depending upon your creativity.
Give it a try and let me know if it helps you
1. http://www.w3schools.com/html/ - This contains the starter set for you to understand HTML from the basics. Try to learn as much as you can, practice the code and probably try out a few tests based on the learnings.
2. A HTML is a file. You can read and write to it using the FileSystemObject. Learn about how FileSystemObject works, create a blank html file using the filesystemobject. If you know this already, you are one step ahead
3. You will have to create a header before you start filling the rows. A header is a static data and it will need to be created once the file is created. For Eg:
Code:
Test_Case_ID Description Expected Result Actual Result Status4. Here comes the difficult part - For each test case you execute you will have to write the results under the header. This is dynamic data. So you will have to parametrize the values you want each to appear. I suggest you write a function which will accept your dynamic values and fill them under the header.
Here is how it will look once you fill the data,
Code:
Test_Case_ID Description Expected Result Actual Result Status
TC_001 Fill values values to be filled Values filled Pass
TC_002 check numeric Require Numeric Not numeric Fail5. If you have completed step 4 then it is a cakewalk from here. You will have to fine tune your report.
5.1 Make sure for each execution it generates the report with a unique naming convention.( Ideally create with the time and date stamp)
5.2 Decide if you want to append the results.
5.3 Cosmetic modifications like Logo, Dashboard and execution time will have a good presentation effect.
And probably many more depending upon your creativity.
Give it a try and let me know if it helps you
Basanth
Give a fish to a man and you feed him for a day..Teach a man how to fish and you feed him for life.
Give a fish to a man and you feed him for a day..Teach a man how to fish and you feed him for life.