Yes, it is possible to obtain and save multiple key-value pairs in JSON format using RobotFramework.
To obtain and store multiple key-value pairs in JSON format, you can use the "Create Dictionary" keyword and pass the key-value pairs as arguments. You can then use the "JSON library" to save the dictionary to a JSON file.
Here's an example:
*** Settings ***
Library Collections
Library JSONLibrary
*** Test Cases ***
Save Multiple Key Value Pairs to a JSON file
${my_dict} = Create Dictionary name=John age=30 city=New York
Write JSON to File ${my_dict} /path/to/file.json
This will create a dictionary with three key-value pairs (name, age, and city), and then store them in a JSON file. You can add more key-value pairs to the dictionary as needed.
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Asked: 2021-09-29 11:00:00 +0000
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Last updated: Jun 08 '21
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