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Welcome to TestProject!

Getting Started

Why Should You Use TestProject

What Makes TestProject Unique

Using AI to Improve Testing

Creating an Account

Collaboration and Sharing

Hybrid Cloud and Offline Mode

Installation and Setup

Supported Environments

Getting started with iOS testing

Create a Test Step

Available Actions

Available Validations

Step output validations

TestProject Agents

What is a TestProject Agent?

How Does an Agent fit into the Ecosystem?

TestProject Agent in Docker

TestProject Agent on Kubernetes

TestProject Agent CLI

Silent Deployment

Unregistered/Offline Agent

Create Your First Test

Finding and Using Elements

Schedule and Run Tests

Manage TestProject Agents

Create and Schedule Jobs

Using Data Driven Tests and Jobs in TestProject

Parallel Execution

TestProject Addons

What is an Addon?

Installing Community Addons from the store

Using Addons in the TestProject Recorder

Creating an Addon

Available Addons

Reports

Introduction to Reports in TestProject

Types of Plots in TestProject Reports

Individual Run Reports

Get Test Reports via API

Deleting old reports

TestProject SDK

Using OpenSDK within CI/CD

Using OpenSDK with BDD

Legacy SDK (v1)

TestProject Integrations

qTest Integration

BrowserStack Integration

Genymotion Desktop Integration

Jenkins Integration

TeamCity Integration

Sauce Labs Integration

Setting up Email Notification

Slack Integration

CircleCI Integration

GitHub Integration

TestProject API

Getting Started With Using the TestProject API

Tips and Tricks

Mobile Scripts Python OpenSDK

Execution Speed & Adaptive Wait

Using Page object model and Page Factory with TestProject

Organizing and Managing Test Data

Using Parameters Effectively

Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting Android Device Connection Issues

Element Management

Best Practices for Element Locators

How to Deal with Dynamic Elements

Creating automation building blocks with TestProject

Expanding UI Automation Capabilities with Javascript

Using TestProject with iFrames

How to Execute Tests from Outside the Test Recorder

Create Tests with Random Data

Performing Operations only on Visible Elements

Deploy new APK/IPA with TestProject APIs

Image Comparison in TestProject

Calling REST APIs in a Test

Scrolling to an Element

Window Management in TestProject

Using Natural Language Commands to Run a Test

Setting up Safari for Automation

Setting Up Internet Explorer for Automation

Google Autologin

Send Keys Key List

Troubleshooting DevToolsActivePort file doesn't exists

How To Record a Web Test for a Mobile Browser

Running a Web Test on a Mobile Device

Finding Device UDID

Downgrading Xcode to v12.4 and Below

Releases

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OpenSDK (v2)

With The OpenSDK v2, users save a bunch of time and enjoy the following benefits out of the box:
Open source and available as a Maven dependency / a PyPI project.
5-minute simple Selenium and Appium setup with a single Agent deployment.
Automatic test reports in HTML/PDF format (including screenshots).
Collaborative reporting dashboards with execution history and RESTful API support.
Automatic distribution and deployment of test artifacts in case uploaded to the platform
Currently available for C# and Java, and will be available for Python in Q2 2021.
Always up-to-date with the latest and stable Selenium driver version.
A simplified, familiar syntax for both web and mobile applications.
Complete test runner capabilities for both local and remote executions, anywhere.
Cross platform support for Mac, Windows, Linux and Docker.
Ability to store and execute tests locally on any source control tool, such as Git.
License
TestProject SDKs are open source!  You can find the LICENSE file in the root directory of the source tree for each SDK repository.

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