#!/usr/bin/python2

# Robot Testing Framework
#
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'''
 robottestingframework module is automatically imported by the python plugin loader
 to invoke the corresponding test case methods. To develop a new
 test case simply implement the following class; (setup and tearDown
 methods are optional) :

 class TestCase:
     def setup(self, param):
         return True

     def run(self):

     def tearDown(self):


 The following methods are for reporting, failure or assertions:

 robottestingframework.setName(name)             : sets the test name (defualt is the test filename)
 robottestingframework.testReport(msg)           : reports a informative message
 robottestingframework.testCheck(condition, msg) : reports the test message and marks the test as failed if condition is false
 robottestingframework.assertError(msg)          : throws an error exception with message
 robottestingframework.asserFail(msg)            : throws a failure exception with message
'''

class TestCase:
    # setup is called before the test's run to setup
    # the user defined fixture
    # @return Boolean (True/False uppon success or failure)
    def setup(self, param):
        robottestingframework.testReport("Preparing setup...")
        return True

    # The implementation of the test goes here
    def run(self):
        robottestingframework.testCheck(5>3, "5 is bigger than 3.")
        robottestingframework.testCheck(5<3, "5 is smaller than 3.")

    # tearDown is called after the test's run to tear down
    # the user defined fixture
    def tearDown(self):
        robottestingframework.testReport("Tearing down...")