In this blog, we will demonstrate automated functional acceptance testing for search functionality on the homepage and the search page. We will use the United Nations site: https://www.un.org/en as an example.
*Watch the recorded video of the robot while running the automated functional testing feature *
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kWfzUuL_r8k
We will use some step definitions to create the scenario required for testing website search, such as
For input text
When I fill in "field" with "value" by its "placeholder" attribute
This step definition involves entering a specific value into a designated field on the tested website, identified by its attribute.
This field can be specified by id | class | name | placeholder for the field. It is possible to add or not add a sign “.” for class, and "#" for id.
You can see more step definitions: https://webship.co/docs
For press button
When I press "button" by attribute
This step definition is used as a command to press a button, ensuring the correct execution of the expected action.
Define the step for pressing the button with the specified ID, class, name, title, or value.
You can see more step definitions: https://webship.co/docs
To see the result
Then I should see "text in the page"
This step definition is used to be sure that the text specified exists on the current page
You can see more step definitions: https://webship.co/docs
For click line
When I click "link" by attribute
This step definition is used as a command to click a link, ensuring correct navigation to the expected page.
Define the step for clicking the link by its id|class|name|title or any attribute.
You can see more step definitions: https://webship.co/docs
See all the blog : https://webship.co/blog/testing-website-search-using-webship-js-tool
Watch the recorded video of the robot while running the automated functional testing feature
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kWfzUuL_r8k
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