How to develop automation tests with TestProject?

Welcome back to TestProject tutorials. In the last tutorial, we talked about TestProject.

As we discussed, TestProject is a comprehensive automation tool that provides capabilities to automate web, mobile, and API applications. It is a tool built on top of Selenium and Appium, which allows QA engineers to effortlessly test web applications along with Android and iOS.

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In this tutorial, we are going to add up more points about it. So let’s move ahead.

How to develop automation tests with TestProject?

TestProject provides two components that help develop and automate test scenarios. These two components are the following:

1. Test Recorder

2. SDK

as shown in the following diagram:

Test Recorder

TestProject provides a Smart Test Recorder to record and create automated test steps just by walking through the application UI. But it provides a browser-based test recorder with several unique built-in capabilities to accelerate automated test development, such as Selenium IDE. The Test Recorder is useful for beginners and new QA enthusiasts who don’t have any programming or automation experience.

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TestProject SDK

The TestProject SDK is a comprehensive syntax for developing automated tests.  It is built on top of Selenium and Appium to facilitate the automation of Web and mobile applications. Furthermore, it provides SDK support in C#, Java, Python programming languages, and JavaScript. It removes the need for complex setup, configurations, and maintenance by allowing you to execute automated native tests using a single platform.

What are the different environments supported by TestProject for test automation?

TestProject features various powerful tools and technologies to make life easier for Automation Testing engineers.

Mobile Platform Support

TestProject provides the ability to test Android and iOS apps that are supported by the Appium framework. In addition, users can test iOS apps through Windows machines.

Web Environment Support

You can use the Selenium APIs to automate web-based applications. It currently supports significant browsers such as Edge, Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, and Safari.

Why Use TestProject?

There are a few reasons that might interest you.

Team Collaboration

Team collaboration is one of the most popular features of the Test Project. It makes collaboration easy and part of the daily routine by allowing the entire team to work on the same project.

Smart Test Recorder

Its ease of use is an important aspect. The test recorder provided by It can be used to record and play back all of your test scenarios. So, everyone with minimum experience in test automation can start working on this.

Cross-platform functionality

TestProject offers users the chance to create and run tests on the web and mobile devices. It’s also compatible with any platform ranging from Mac, Windows, Android, and iOS. It is also compatible with most standard browsers, which means that cross-browser testing can be performed effortlessly.

Integration with other technologies

Users can integrate with any existing continuous integration workflows.  You can import your current tests from Appium with the TestProject SDK.

Reusability

The Add-ons feature is unique to TestProject. You can either use an existing add-on or create one of your own.

Reliability

The tool is based on the most popular testing frameworks, such as Selenium and Appium, providing unmatched reliability and confidence to the millions of QA engineers who work with these technologies.

Instructor-led Training

Important note: we like to tell you that free tutorials are useful to get started but if you are interested in the best online LIVE Master of Automation Testing training program from the experts, please refer to the following link:

For Instructor-led training

Master of Functional Automation Testing

For Self-Driven training

Automation with Selenium WebDriver (Java)