Let’s develop a low-code or even no-code test automation project together

I am pleased to present to you a test automation project I prepared myself with the assistance of Mert Mansuroglu.

As we prepared this project, we aim to create a test automation project that enables even people without coding skills to create test automation scenarios on their own. As far as I’m concerned, it achieved this goal.
Whether this type of project succeeds will depend on how many different QAs use it in many different kinds of projects.

This will enable them to make significant improvements. For this reason, after briefly describing the project, I’m sharing it with you so you can try it out.

Our project is suitable for API, mobile, and web projects, and I’d like to talk briefly about the API project in this article. Although the API part of this project was written with the gauge framework, it is easily adaptable to cucumber. Therefore, I can say that with confidence because I tested it myself. Adding a cucumber dependency to the project instead of gauge annotations allows you to use it like a cucumber project without any problems.

Rest-Assured was my API testing framework of choice. Having used soap services, I would say that it is a worthwhile project for soap services too, however, I haven’t seen as many examples, so it would be useful to see them applied to different scenarios. In short, I don’t want to get into the technical details of the project. There is a Readme.md file in the project describing how to use it.

You can find the scenarios created as examples in the example specification file under each module in the specs folder. Having you contribute to this project, which I believe will be very helpful to you, would be a wonderful thing. Please feel free to give feedback and open a PR on Github if you have any improvement suggestions.

A detailed description of how to use the Mobile part of the project will be presented by Mert Mansuroglu, who supported me during the development of this module.

The link will be shared with you later.

My best wishes to each and every one of you

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