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simplewebtest

v1.0.13

Published

A nice greeter

Downloads

30

Readme

Motivation.

Welcome to the world's simplest WWW automation framework. With this, you can write a high-quality e2e automation test in a very simple compact way without any code.

Features:

  • Write automation without any code.
  • Simple to write the test case
  • The testcase is very compact - Everyline of the textcase file should be one complete test case.
  • it takes 1/10000000 efforts to write a testcase than the feature dev.

Getting started

  1. sudo npm install simplewebtest -g
  2. create a testcase file : vim testcase.txt.
  3. write a test case line: open:http://google.com => typeWithEnter:name_p:DIPANKAR => verifyBodyText: DIAPANKAR.
  4. Run test case by : $ simplewebtest -f ./testcase.txt

How to write the testcase?

The whole pupose of this freamwork to be productive by quickly writing testcase in very compact way.

  • there should be one and only one testcase file called testcase.txt.
  • Each line of this testcase file would be a test case.
  • Each test case conatins a sequence of events like open a page or click a button is an evenets, seperated by =>. e.f evnet1 => event2 => evenet3 ..
  • each events can either be an "action" or an "verify" and a collection of arguments, seperated by ":". For example: open: is a an event where "open" is the name of the event and is the url to be open.

Example:

Example