The AI component of the testup.io test automation service has been released to the public. This video describes what you can find inside, how to download and how to run it. The repository contains a selenium wrapper and all training data for parameter fine tuning. You can also run the tests from our online service at testup.io.
Link to the source code of our component:
https://github.com/thetaris/testup-ai-driver/ .
This is the nineth tutorial of this series explaining how to use variables and data in testup.io. So if you want to learn how to use variables and data in your test, testup.io is is ready for you:
Also read our post about how to integrate tests into Gitlab CI/CD pipelines.
You’ll find more information about useful PHP commands in the using the editor advances section of our documentation.
This is the eighth tutorial of this series explaining how to use testup.io for mobile testing. Checking on conditions with if/then statements made easy with conditional jumps.
This is the sixth tutorial of this series explaining how to use OCR (Optical Character Recognition).
This is the fifth tutorial of this series explaining how to automate multiple applications simultaneously using Linux as a desktop. (Also works for Windows).
This is the third tutorial of this series explaining how to automate a login into any application.
This is the third tutorial of this series explaining how to automate a login into any application.
This is the second tutorial of this series explaining how to edit tests and some further basic functionalities of the editor:
This is the first tutorial of this series explaining the basics of testup.io as well as how to create your first automated test.
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