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Test Generator Config File Video Tutorial
Test Generator Config File Video Tutorial
Watch our video tutorial to learn how to complete the config file.
Step by Step Instructions
Step by Step Instructions
Step 1: Set URL and run mode
Step 1: Set URL and run mode
Enter the URL you want to generate a test case for.
Enter the URL you want to generate a test case for.
Select one of the the three run modes: root, auto, or components. Auto works for AEM sites. Root is your likely choice.
Select one of the the three run modes: root, auto, or components. Auto works for AEM sites. Root is your likely choice.
If run mode is root, specify the css selector of the web element that is the direct parent of all of the components of the web page here.
If run mode is root, specify the css selector of the web element that is the direct parent of all of the components of the web page here.
If run mode is component, name your component here.
If run mode is component, name your component here.
If run mode is component, enter the css selector of your component here.
If run mode is component, enter the css selector of your component here.
Step 2: Specify whether or not to include expected values
Step 2: Specify whether or not to include expected values
If you want the generator to use its algorithm to try to include expected values in the generated test case, select yes and create a file called inputs.xlsx in the same folder as this file. In the inputs file, put all of the expected text and url values for the web page in column A starting from row 2.
If you want the generator to use its algorithm to try to include expected values in the generated test case, select yes and create a file called inputs.xlsx in the same folder as this file. In the inputs file, put all of the expected text and url values for the web page in column A starting from row 2.
This is a custom function that allows a user to skip the previous step. Instead of manually entering expected values into the inputs file, the generator will parse your requirements to get all of the information it needs. If you chose to customize this functionality with StreamLineQA, enter the requirements url here to generate expected values in the test case. If you're using this, make sure 'include expected values' is set to yes. If you did not customize, set this to 'no'
This is a custom function that allows a user to skip the previous step. Instead of manually entering expected values into the inputs file, the generator will parse your requirements to get all of the information it needs. If you chose to customize this functionality with StreamLineQA, enter the requirements url here to generate expected values in the test case. If you're using this, make sure 'include expected values' is set to yes. If you did not customize, set this to 'no'
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