Testablish FEATURES

Testablish can edit test cases by assembling screen operations on the GUI.
Selenium test code is automatically generated from the test case, so there is no need to program the test code.
No test automation knowledge or specialized skills like Selenium are required.

It supports both the method of recording the application operation and generating the test case (capture & replay method) and the method of manually registering the page structure and creating the test case (repository method).
You can edit the test case even if the application under test is not running. You can flexibly create test cases.

If you want to add or change functionality in your application, edit the test case in the Testablish screen and regenerate the test code.
You can add and modify tests without editing the test code.
Maintaining test cases is easy because multiple people can maintain them.

By registering the command file created in advance in the test case, external commands can be started during test execution.
For example, depending on the external command, various applications such as initialization of DB record value and creation of backup file before operation are possible.

It can define an operation that assigns a value to a test case variable.
You can use a dynamic value for verification because you can hold the value that is not on the screen or the return value from JavaScript.

When the test code is executed, the test specifications (HTML, Excel, Word) reflecting the test results are also automatically generated.
Screenshots can also be automatically acquired and reflected in the test specifications.

It can use a single test code to run tests on multiple browsers and multiple platforms.
Therefore, you do not have to write test cases for each browser or platform.

An API for downloading test code is provided, so it can be automated by linking with CI tools such as Jenkins.

The price of Testablish is a one year user license subscription for test editing.
The automatically generated test code is a program that uses open source (selenium), so test execution is possible if WebDriver exists for each test environment.
WebDriver is open source, so there is no cost.