text: from robot.api import TestSuite, ResultWriter
  
  OUTPUT_PATH_PREFIX = "./output/04-dynamic-tests"
  
  """ Now for a relevant example. Let's say we want to test connectivity to a set of servers.
  
      We will get to actually testing the connectivity in a moment, however let's at least generate
      a dynamic set of tests and keywords given a list.
  
      In this example we are "hardcoding" the list of servers inside the script but it would be a non-trivial
      addition to import this from a JSON file or from an API call.
  """
  
  servers = [
      {"name": "DNS Servers", "ips": ["8.8.8.8", "1.1.1.1"]},
      {"name": "NTP Servers", "ips": ["129.6.15.28", "132.163.97.1"]},
  ]
  
  suite = TestSuite(name="Testing Connectivity to Servers")
  
  
  """ Again because we are leveraging Python to "write" the tests, it as simple as a few for loops
      to generate these tests dynamically.
  """
  for server in servers:
      test = suite.tests.create(f"Testing {server['name']}")
  
      for ip in server["ips"]:
          test.body.create_keyword("Log", args=[f"Need to test connectivity to {ip}."])
  
  result = suite.run(output=f"{OUTPUT_PATH_PREFIX}-output.xml")
  
  ResultWriter(f"{OUTPUT_PATH_PREFIX}-output.xml").write_results(
      report=f"{OUTPUT_PATH_PREFIX}-report.html", log=f"{OUTPUT_PATH_PREFIX}-log.html"
  )
  