Running your first test
Tests in DoesQA are visual representations of a series of actions and validations, which are performed on a web application to ensure its functionality and performance. Tests are created by connecting
Once you have created a flow, connected some up, and selected them to use, you are ready to run some tests! Clicking the play button at the top of the flow editor will run all tests in that flow. Heading to the
Creating Tests
Tests are built by connecting nodes in the following way:
Starter Node: Every test begins with a starter node, which sets the initial context and configuration for the test.
Connecting Nodes: Connect subsequent nodes to the starter node or other nodes to build a sequence of actions and validations. Paths between nodes can split into more than one node, creating multiple testing branches within a single flow.
Node Limit: A single flow can have up to 150 nodes, allowing for comprehensive testing scenarios.
Multiple Tests in a Single Flow
You can create multiple tests within a single flow by using branching paths or multiple starter nodes:
Branching Paths: Split paths between nodes to create multiple branches in the same flow, allowing for testing different scenarios or variations with shared steps.
Multiple Starter Nodes: Use multiple starter nodes within the same flow to create separate tests, each with its own initial context and configuration.
By using these techniques, you can create complex testing scenarios and optimize the organization and reusability of your tests in DoesQA.
Navigating through your results
Once your test is created, queued, and running, you will start to see live step-by-step updates of your test running on our state-of-the-art runners. As each step executes, you will get a screenshot of the viewport. Once all the steps are complete, you will be able to view the video of the run.
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