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ETL Automation POC using Python

ETL Automation POC using Python

BDD Approach

Implemented using behave To execute all the BDD scenarios in the framework, simply use the command: behave

To execute specific feature file, use the command:

behave <relative path to feature file>:<scenario line number>

ETL Scenarios categories implemented

  • Data Conformance
  • Data Reconciliation
  • Data Transformation

Executing Specific Scenarios

Behave has support for custom cucumber tags and anyone can execute any specific test using the command

behave -t <tag_name>

For example, user can execute the following command to run on both local and remote DB tests:

behave -t @local,@remote

Reporting

Current reporting is being done using allure reports. The execution command changes into:

behave -f allure_behave.formatter:AllureFormatter -o reports ./features

To view the reports, execute the following command: allure serve reports

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