Commonly used Unit Test Frameworks and Commands.

 Here's a comparison of some commonly used commands for JUnit, TestNG, PyTest, and Robot Framework for unit testing:

Command

JUnit

TestNG

PyTest

Robot Framework

Test Annotation

@Test

@Test

@pytest.mark.test

N/A

Test Suite

@RunWith(JUnit.class)

N/A

N/A

All Tests will be written under this section

*** Test Cases ***

Test Grouping

N/A

@Test(groups = "smoke")

pytest.mark

*** Test Cases *** [Tags] smoke

Test Setup

@Before / @BeforeClass

@BeforeMethod / @BeforeClass

setup_method / setup_class

*** Settings ***

Test Setup

[Setup]

Suite Setup

Test Teardown

@After / @AfterClass

@AfterMethod / @AfterClass

teardown_method / teardown_class

*** Settings ***

Test Teardown

[TearDown]

Suite Teardown

Assertions

assertEquals / assertTrue / assertFalse

assertEquals / assertTrue / assertFalse

assert / assertEqual / assertTrue

Should Be Equal / Should Be True / Should Be False / Should Be None

Parameterization

@RunWith(Parameterized.class) / @Parameter

@DataProvider

@pytest.mark.parametrize

[Arguments]

Timeout

@Test(timeout = 1000)

@Test(timeOut = 1000)

N/A

Test Timeout

Ignore Test

@Ignore

@Test(enabled = false)

@pytest.mark.skip

[Tags]

Skip

Test Execution

Run with JUnit Runner or Maven Surefire Plug-in

Run with TestNG Runner or Maven Surefire Plug-in

Run with PyTest Runner or PyCharm IDE

Run with Robot Framework Test Runner

robot or pybot

Note that this is not an exhaustive list of commands for each framework, but it should give you a good idea of some of the commonly used commands. Also, keep in mind that each framework has its own unique features and strengths, so it's important to choose the one that best fits your project requirements and team's expertise.

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