How to create test steps in Tosca?

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Creating test steps in Tosca involves building a sequence of actions to automate and validate your application under test. Tosca uses a model-based testing approach, so test steps are generally part of TestCases linked to Modules (which represent UI or API elements).

Steps to Create Test Steps in Tosca:

1. Create or Identify a Module

   • Modules represent reusable UI components or API endpoints.

   • You can scan your application (e.g., using Tosca XScan) to generate Modules automatically or create them manually.

2. Create a TestCase

   • Right-click on the TestCases folder and select Create TestCase.

   • Give it a meaningful name related to the test scenario.

3. Add TestSteps to the TestCase

   • Drag and drop Modules or ModuleAttributes into your TestCase.

   • Each ModuleAttribute represents a test step, like entering text, clicking a button, or verifying a value.

4. Configure TestSteps

   • For each TestStep, specify input values or verification criteria.

   • Set the action mode, such as Input (enter data), Verify (check value), or Buffer (store value for later use).

5. Arrange TestSteps Sequentially

   • The order of TestSteps determines the flow of your test case.

   • You can add control structures like loops or conditions if needed.

6. Save and Execute

   • Save your TestCase.

   • Run it to see the test steps executed on the application.

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Example:

If you want to test a login form, your test steps might be:

• Enter username (Input action)

• Enter password (Input action)

• Click login button (Click action)

• Verify login success message (Verify action)

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