Support serving multiple libraries by one server

[pekkaklarck]

This would obviously ease hosting multiple libraries considerably. jrobotremoteserver by @ombre42 already handles this.

[wrightj5]

Hi there,

Do you have an estimated time of delivery for this change?

Regards,

Jw

[pekkaklarck]

Unfortunately I doubt I have time look at this in the near future. Getting RF 2.8.5 out and then starting RF 2.9 is likely more important for my main client. Sponsoring the development or providing a pull request would obviously fasten the development. Let me know if you are interested in either of them and we can agree on details.

[userzimmermann]

Hi. My robotframework-tools contain an extended RobotRemoteServer which has multiple library support and other additional features:

https://github.com/userzimmermann/robotframework-tools#4-using-robot-framework-remotely

[samratashok87]

So with Robot Remote server we can host multiple libraries ?

[pekkaklarck]

@userzimmermann: Cool! Interested to provide a pr here too?

[userzimmermann]

@samratashok87 Hi. Thanks for your interest. And sorry for the late answer :)
Yes. By installing my https://github.com/zimmermanncode/robotframework-tools you can do that by following the explanation at https://github.com/zimmermanncode/robotframework-tools#4-using-robot-framework-remotely
Among some additional features also explained there.
But be aware that my project is still in an alpha stage and has still compatibility issues with Robot Framework 3.0.

@pekkaklarck Nice that you are also interested in that stuff :) Regarding a PR: Honestly, I don't want to put effort into extracting my derived RemoteRobot layer from my robottools package for direct integration into robotremoteserver. It is too much linked to other components of my package. Everyone can use it from my package, and I am already working on full Robot 3.0 compatibility of the whole project.

[zeinababbasi]

I have made some changes in the project to accept multiple libraries on a new branch. I don't have permission on the project to push. This is my own repository:
https://github.com/zeinababbasi/RobotFrameworkPythonRemoteServer/tree/master

[pekkaklarck]

Great that you are interested to help with this. I looked at your repo, but for some reason it seems that you have modified all files and it's totally impossible to see the actual changes. Probably best if you fork the repository again and add you changes on top of it. I'd also recommend creating a separate topic branch for the work as it makes it easier to create pull request later.

[zeinababbasi]

Hi Dear Pekka, I will contribute my changes on the original project as soon as it's possible. :-)

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