TestGrid Mobile 101 – Create your scriptless mobile test case

1. Go to Application

• • Open stage.testgrid.io Website.
  • Login with the correct credential.

• • Click on Application.
  • It will take you to the Dashboard.

2. Add Application

• • Click on Add Test Application to add a new app for testing.
  • Below the Popup box will appear on the screen.

• • Add your Application name
  • Click on Save button.

3. Open TG-TestCase Writer

• • Click on TG-TestCase Writer.
  • Select your app from the list.

4. Add Version

• • Click on Add Version.
  • Below Popup box will appear on the screen.

• • Enter your version name and description.
  • Platform: Select the platform from the dropdown list.
    • Flatforms are Android, iOS, Web
  • Branch: branch should be master.
  • Click on Save button.

5. Add Module

• • Click on Add Module.
  • Below Popup box will appear on the screen.

• • Add your Module Name and Module Description.

Global variables

There are 4 global variables that are used to define the testing framework configurations.

Here are the default configuration values :

Add all values and then click on Save. You can see your module added in the left panel.

6. Module Components

• • Click on your Module (i.e. SampleModule) from the left panel.
  • It will show you the above screen containing below Module Components :
    • Resources
    • Test Functions 
    • Test Cases
    • Network Assert
    • Custom Scripts

7. Add Resources Using Element Extractor

• • Click on Upload using Element Extractor.
  • Element Extractor will open in a new tab.

Select App

• • Choose the path to your .apk file or Bundle Identifier.
  • Click on Next.

Choose Device

• • Wait for the Extractor to find your connected device.
  • If there are multiple devices connected select one from the dropdown list.
  • Click on the Next.

Select TG-Project

• • Test Case Writer project: Select an application from the provided dropdown list.
  • Version: “Select a Version” or “Add a New Version” from Test Case Writer.
  • Module: Select the module you wish to use or “Add Module” in the drop-down menu (your elements will later be found under this module).
  • Click on Next button.
  • Wait for the extractor to find the automation tools
  • Click on Next button.

Extract Element

• • Create a new page by clicking on the + sign.
  • Name the page and click OK.
  • Click on Upload button.

• • Once you have selected your elements to click on Save to extract the elements on that page.

• • The screen on your device will reflect the screen the elements are being extracted from.
  • Use the Refresh Screenshot button to update the screen on your device to gather Elements from the next screen.

8. Add Resources Manually

• • Click on Add Resources button.
  • Below Popup box will appear on the screen. 
  • Add Resource Variable Name and XPath / ID.

9. Add Test Case

The test case is a set of conditions that determines if the application or one of its module is behaving as expected. You can write multiple test cases in a single module. Test cases are executed in alphabetically ascending order of test case names.

• • To add a new Test Case, Click on Add Test Case button.

• • Add TestCase Name and Description.

Example Steps

Step1:  Wait till the email field is appears.

Step2:  This email id “test@test.com” is typed in the email field.

Step3: This password “test@123” is typed in the password field.

Step4:  Tap on Login Button.

10. Run Test Case

• • Select the test case for the run.
  • Click on Run button.
  • Below Popup box will appear on the screen. 

Select OS

• • Select the type of application from the dropdown.
  • Type of applications is Android and iOS.
  • Click on Next button.

App Upload

• • Upload the .ipa/.apk file you wish to test (only required the first time) 
    •  “Use previous .apk/.ipa” file will allow you to run the test cases on the device without a reinstall.
    • “Use previous .apk/.ipa” with the “Delete previous app from device & reinstall” in order to delete the app and reinstall it on the device.
  • Click on Next button.

Devices

• • Select devices (single or multiple).
  • Click on Run Test button.

Detailed Log

Now, You can see the Logs & Screenshots of the App as it’s running on TG Server.

Build Summary

• • Click on Build Summary.
  • You can see the full Build Summary.

Transaction Analysis

• • Click on Transaction Analysis.
  • You can see the full Transaction Analysis.

Network Log

• • Click on Network Log.
  • You will see the Network Log as shown below.

• • You can change the graph type by click on this button.
  • There are 4 types of Network Log filters:
    • By Request
    • Data Size
    • Waterfall
    • List View

Insights

• • Click on Insights.
  • You can see the comparison of your current build with previous build results as below