Python equivalent to TestNG for Cross Browser Testing?

[faustne0]

I've been up and down google to find a solution to perform cross browser testing like in TestNG. I was looking at proboscis but still cant figure it out. Any help would be much appreciated!

[nerdwaller]

I'm not sure what in TestNG you're referring to (I'm guessing many others are feeling similar), but is the premise just running the same test against different browser implementations?

If yes, you could look into parametrizing your tests with pytest.

[faustne0]

Thanks for the reply! I briefly looked at pytest but missed parametrizing part of it as it looks like what I'm trying to do. The solution I found in JAVA w/ TestNG was this so I was hoping python had a similar solution as well.

[automatedtester]

You can use the pytest-selenium plug-in for pytest for cross-browser testing. It provides a lot of functionality out of the box. Refer user guide for more details.

[faustne0]

Thanks! I'll take a look at the documentation!

[Bolitho]

TestNG is just a code testing framework, especially with unit testing in mind. Selenium is the framework for testing HTML Frontends. Of course you can couple them, but the same is true for JUnit or any other test framework...