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Web Tests

  • How to create Web Tests
  • Finding elements in Web Applications
  • How to execute Web Tests
  • Assertions for Web Tests
  • IF Statements for Web Tests
  • Web Applications with restricted access
  • How to test in iframes
  • How to test in multiple tabs
  • How to test File Uploads
  • How to test File Downloads
  • How to test Emails
  • How to test PDF files
  • How to test Chrome Extensions
  • Dealing with reCAPTCHA
  • Dealing with Dynamic Locators
  • Dealing with Canvas Elements
  • Performing a Drag and Drop
  • Execute JavaScript
  • Testing WebRTC Applications
  • How to scroll in Web Tests
  • How to test Checkboxes
  • How to test Dropdowns
  • Dealing with Sessions
  • Web Crawler
  • Export Web Tests
  • Migrating from Selenium

Mobile Tests

  • How to create Mobile Tests
  • Finding elements in Mobile Applications
  • How to execute Mobile Tests
  • Assertions for Mobile Tests
  • IF Statements for Mobile Tests
  • How to scroll in Mobile Tests
  • Performing Complex Gestures

Advanced

  • Variables
  • Waits
  • Endtest API
  • Scheduler
  • Drive
  • Adding Collaborators
  • Computer Vision
  • Importing Test Cases
  • Using Loops
  • Data-driven Testing
  • Send API Requests
  • Read SMS
  • Execute SQL queries
  • Self-Healing Tests
  • Email Notifications
  • Slack Notifications
  • PagerDuty Notifications
  • Webhook Notifications
  • Automatic Backup
  • Advanced Settings
  • Multiple environments
  • How to stop a test
  • Utilities
  • Utilities API
  • Team
  • On-Premises

Integrations

  • Atlassian Jira
  • Slack
  • PagerDuty
  • Microsoft Teams
  • Mattermost
  • Jenkins
  • GitHub
  • Azure DevOps
  • GitLab
  • TeamCity
  • CircleCI
  • TravisCI
  • Bitbucket
  • Heroku
  • Bamboo Server
  • Test Case Management
  • SSO
  • BrowserStack
  • Sauce Labs

How to create Web Tests

Introduction

There are 2 ways to create Web Tests:

  1. With the Endtest Chrome Extension.
  2. Manually adding test suites, test cases and steps.

1. With the Endtest Chrome Extension.

The extension allows you to record Web Tests directly in your Chrome browser.

Those tests are saved directly into your Endtest account.

You can download and install the Endtest Chrome Extension from the Chrome Web Store.

It can identify elements by ID, Name, CSS Selector and XPath.

The extension can also handle complex scenarios, with full support for iframes and multiple tabs.

You can also add steps for assertions and screenshots.

The recording can be paused and resumed.

Settings are also available and can be updated even while recording.

After a test has been saved, you can manually make changes to that test.

2. Manually adding test suites, test cases and steps.

Add a test suite

  1. Go to the Web Tests section.
  2. Click on the Add Test Suite button.
  3. Enter the name for the test suite.
  4. Click on the Save Test Suite button.

Add a test case

Test cases can be added only after you have created the test suite.

  1. Click on the Add Test Case button.
  2. Enter the name for the test case.

Add steps inside the test case

A test case is made up of steps.

To add a new step, just click on the Add Step button.

Every step is defined by its Action.

Some actions are tied to the entire page (actions such as Go to URL, Refresh Page, Take Screenshot, etc).

While other actions must be tied to a specific element (actions such as Click, Write Text, etc).

To tie an Action to a specific Element, you must use a Locator.

A Locator is basically an attribute which identifies the element (Id, Name, XPath, Link Text, etc).

Finding elements in Web Applications →
  • Introduction
  • 1. With the Endtest Chrome Extension.
  • 2. Manually adding test suites, test cases and steps.
    • Add a test suite
    • Add a test case
    • Add steps inside the test case
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