Ask HN: Best no/low-code QA automation tool
It would be great if it was easy enough that Devs could make a test case before they submit their work. And better yet if Product could easily contribute cases as well.
It would be great if it was easy enough that Devs could make a test case before they submit their work. And better yet if Product could easily contribute cases as well.
Test box A:
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- Start chat
- Wait 60 seconds
- Send message "Blah blah ID123"
- Wait 60 seconds for DOM element "Acknowledging receipt of ID123" or fail
Test box B:
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- Start chat
- Wait 10 minutes for DOM element containing "ID123"
- Send message "Acknowledging receipt of ID123"
As for setting up the tests, I found Datadog's GUI to be pretty easy to use: https://docs.datadoghq.com/synthetics/browser_tests/?tab=req... (it's like a homebrewed DOM selector and logic engine GUI, no coding required, but CSS and Xpath selectors are helpful).
All aspects of the tests are defined as a TypeScript interface so the code editor literally tells you how to complete a test object with the required properties and what the choice of values are.
Here is an old video about it from Feb 2021. It’s much faster and improved now.
Cypress I think doesn't allow multi-tabs etc (or at least at the release version in 2020 when I switched to it, didn't, and I still mentally model it that way), so I go back to selenium for this kind of thing. It's not ideal to use selenium these days, but it works ok.