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I have junit4ks project where I developed a Custom Keyword com.kazurayam.junit4js,JUnitCustomKeywords#runWithJUnitRunner. I believe it is useful for those who like unit testing using JUnit4. I want to make it a plugin and share it with them. I understand the procedure described above. I would be able to make a jar file on my machine.
I have a question. How can I share the jar with others?
One idea would be to ask them refer to my Github’s projects’ Releases page to donwload the attached jar. It would work. But I think it is not enough.
I want Katalon to provide some repository service like Maven central or jCenter from which any Katalon user download my junit4ks.jar once published. Is “Katalo Store” fitting to this purpose?
Gradle has a standard task named install. By executing > gradle install, one can publish the associated artifacts (pom and jar) to the local Maven cache. And I would prefer copying the junit4ks.jar from the local Maven cache into my new Katalon project’s Plugin folder by some command like > gradle dependencies or > gradle katalon-dependencies.
I got an issue when I open katalon project including file .jar in the folder Plugins. I’ve followed steps as guideline to build file .jar and test a custom keyword plugin but fail to do another one. The error message is:
There will be a field for each plugin to specify their Github repositories. Companion materials can be provided their. @YoungNgo has updated the original post to include guidelines for publishing.
Test Listeners, Test Objects, etc. will be handled soon in the next version.
Let try to change the declare data type of method: def instead of List<{dataType}>
For example at line 91 in WebTableHelper class: private static List getSelectedOptions(List selects)
Please change it to: private static def getSelectedOptions(List selects)
I created a brand new project using Katalon Studio 6.0.6. I. I created Plugins directory in the root directory of the project. I copied the junit4ks-all.jar into the Plugins diretory. I reopened the project, and then I got the “Unable to open project” error dialog as follows:
I attached the junit4ks-all.jar (renamed to be *.zip because this forum site rejected *.jar file to be attached) junit4ks-all.jar.zip (37 KB)
I want to generate the Javadoc/Groovydoc of junit4ks-all.jar and publish it in the Katalon Store, as I can pushlish the javadoc under the /docs directory of my Github project. Please extend the build.gradle to support generating and publishing the Groovydoc of custom keywords.
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