Designing tests

After your Tests project is available in Studio Web, you can begin designing your test cases by adding activities to a test case from that project. These activities help you simulate user actions, validate expected results, and build robust, automated test logic.

Designing test cases in Tests projects resembles designing workflows in RPA workflow projects. For detailed information on managing project files, configuring activities, or handling other project resources, refer to the [Designing RPA workflow projects] chapter.

This page walks you through creating a basic test case using the Testing Activities package in Studio Web.

Pasos

To create a simple test case in Studio Web, follow these steps:

1. In Studio Web, navigate to your previously created Tests project.

   Alternatively, open a Tests project from Test Manager by going to the test case's Automation tab and selecting Open in Studio Web.

2. In the Explorer panel, select the test case created when you linked from Test Manager (or choose any other test case in the project).
3. Add activities to the test case:

   Studio Web supports a wide range of activities across multiple categories, including from the Testing Activities package.

   1. Select Add activity in the Designer panel.
   2. Use the search bar to find and add the Assign Variable Value activity.
      1. Create a string variable named userEmail and input it in the To Variable field.
      2. In the Set Value field, enter an email address, such as: "[e-mail]".
   3. Add a Log Message activity and enter a message such as: "Validating email address: " + userEmail.
   4. To verify the value, add a Verify Expression activity, and use the following expression: userEmail = "[e-mail]".
   5. Add a final Log message activity to indicate the test case has completed.