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6.12 Opkey on Chrome Recorder

Opkey on Chrome

Opkey on Chrome is an add-on for the recording and playback of the test cases. Instead of Chrome Addon, you can now use Opkey on Chrome as a one-stop for the recording and playback of the test cases.

You’ll have to log in to the addon by providing the credentials. It allows you to create a new project as well as switch between different projects from the Addon.

It provides you with 3 options as mentioned below, to proceed ahead with its functioning. 

 

Create Opkey Test 

Create Follow Me 

Record Responsive Test

 

Let us discuss them in detail.

Create Opkey Test – Clicking on this option will take you to the next window with two available options.

You’ll have to click the first option of Record Test, to create a new Test Case or Function Library.

Record Test: It allows you to record the test cases with all the available recorders of Web, Salesforce, Workday, Oracle Fusion, People Soft, Kronos, Veeva Vault, MS Dynamics, MS Dynamics AX, SAP Fiori, etc.  

You’ll be required to provide the  Recorder, File Type, Name of the Test, and Application URL while recording the Test Case

You can also record a New Test Case as well as modify the Existing Test Cases or Function Library by clicking on the Existing TC/FL button. It will open up a new window of the existing Test Case and Function Library present in that Project.

After selecting the Test Case or Function Library, you will have to select the Object Repository which is mandatory. 

The recording of the application begins once you select the Start Recording Button. 

 

Record Responsive Test – With this feature you’ll be able to record the test cases that are responsive. You can choose the desired system resolutions, viewport or mobile resolutions while recording the test cases. You can use it to modify the existing cases as well. 

Rest all details of Recorder, File Type, Name, and Application URL remains the same in the responsive test. 

While recording, the Docker feature allows you to view the recording of steps in a small-sized window. This allows you to select the Mode of Recording, whether it is for Web, Desktop, or Mobile-based applications.

The docker also allows you to Spy on the Object. You can add Steps as well as Objects. The rest actions of the recorder too can be performed from Docker. The mini Docker stays open on the screen which facilitates the viewing of the actions being performed simultaneously. 

Create Follow Me – This is in the development phase. Coming soon

Run Opkey Test Case – To execute the test cases, you need to run them through Run Opkey Test Cases. You can select to run either on Local Machine or on Browser Cloud. 

 

While executing the test cases through Local Machine, you need to select the Test Case to add it and proceed with the other details of Session Name, Browsers, and Plugin. Click on the Run Button.

 

You can also check the Advanced Settings and adjust their settings.

 

To run the Test Cases on Browser Cloud, you’ll will have to click on the button and provide the credentials. Once logged in, you’ll have to select the Test Case and add Build Name, Session Name, and Plugin.

To select the Browser and Resolutions, you need to click on the Select Browser and Resolutions tab located in the right-hand corner of the window.

 

Here, you’ll be able to view the multiple Browsers and Operating Systems to choose from. 

The Summary button located in the right-hand corner will display the list of Browsers and Resolutions selected in which the run will be executed.

On clicking the Run Now button, the executions get started. You’ll be able to view the message being displayed. 

 

The next step is to click on the View All Queued Sessions button in the right-hand corner.

 

You can now view the summary of Build, Session, Start Time, Status, and Actions.

On the Audit Trials tab, You’ll be able to view the list of sessions that have either been created, deleted, or completed.

User can now go to the Results tab, next to Run On Browser Cloud tab. 

The Status tab displays the execution status of the test case. You can also view the live running session through the Action Tab’s icon.

User can view the logs being generated or even the Live View of the Session being executed.

Once the execution is over, the Results get generated and can be viewed.

 

With the Visual Validation Keywords user will be able to view the details of the steps being executed before and after the completion and the differences.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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