QADOCS tool use guide

How to use `qa-docs` tool

After installing qa-docs(you can follow the installation guide steps), you can check the qa-docs help.

-h, --help: Print the qa-docs help message.
-s, --sanity-check: Perform a sanity check using the data previously parsed. Tests coverage, errors, and tests count.
-v, --version: Print the qa-docs version.
--no-logging: The qa-docs tool run is not logged when specified.
-d, --debug: Run in debug mode.
-I, --tests-path: Specify the path of the tests to be parsed. Set it when you want to parse or run a sanity check.
-t, --tests: Parse the test(s) you specify as an argument.
--types: Parse the tests from type(s) that it is passed as an argument. Some types of examples are integration, system, etc.
--modules: Parse the tests from module(s) that it is passed as an argument. Some module examples are test_active_response, test_fim, etc.
-o: Select the output directory. python -m site --user-site as default, where the setup.py installs the framework.
-e: Check if the given test(s) exist(s).
--check-documentation: Check if the test(s) passed with -t is(are) documented following the current qa-docs schema.
-i: Index the data previously parsed.
-l: Launch search-uiwith the data previously indexed.
-il: Index the data previously parsed and launch search-ui
--docker-run: Run a docker container that runs qa-docs with the same arguments that it receives. This allows you to run qa-docs as you would do in a local environment.
--qa-branch: Specifies the branch that allocates the tests input when --docker-run is passed.

-t cannot be launched with --types and --modules, -e, --exist, -i, -l and -il options.
-t, --types, --modules, -t, -e and -s need the -I option.
-e cannot be launched with --types and --modules, -i, -l and -il options.
-o cannot be launched with --types or --modules, -e, --exist, -i, -l and -il options.
-s only allows a run with the -I option.
--check-documentation only allows runs with the -t option.
--qa-branch only allows runs with the --docker-run option.

Generate the documentation in YAML and JSON formats in the framework installation directory

qa-docs -I /path/to/tests/

Parse integration tests

qa-docs -I /path/to/tests/ --types integration

Parse test_active_response and test_agentd tests

qa-docs -I /path/to/tests/ --types integration --modules test_active_response test_agentd

Create an index with the data previously parsed

qa-docs -i index_name

Launch search-ui the data previously indexed via web browser

qa-docs -l index_name

Index the data previously parsed and launch search-ui

qa-docs -il index_name

Parse integration tests modules, index the data and launch search-ui to visualize it via web browser

qa-docs -I /path/to/tests/ --types integration --modules test_active_response test_agentd -il index_name

Perform a sanity check after a previous parse run

qa-docs -I /path/to/tests/ -s

Parse a list of tests

qa-docs -I /path/to/tests/ -t test_cache test_general_settings_enabled

Parse a list of tests and give a custom output directory

qa-docs -I /path/to/tests/ -t test_cache test_general_settings_enabled -o /tmp

Check if a list of tests exists

qa-docs -I /path/to/tests/ -e test_cache test_general_settings_enabled

Check if a test is properly documented

qa-docs -I /path/to/tests/ -t test_cache --check-documentation

Parse test_active_response tests and generate the documentation in /tmp/qa_docs using Docker

qa-docs --docker-run --qa-branch 1796-migrate-doc-active-response --types integration --modules test_active_response

Parse test_active_response tests and launch search-ui to visualize the documentation using Docker

qa-docs --docker-run --qa-branch 1796-migrate-doc-active-response --types integration --modules test_active_response -il qa-index

More details and examples can be found in the qa-docs README.MD.