TestComplete Tutorial 1 - Introduction to TestComplete Automation Tool

 Introduction -

TestComplete is a tool designed by SmartBear for automating desktop, mobile, and web applications.

Through this tool, we can generate, handle, and execute the tests.

This tool supports wide range of technologies such as .Net, Delphi, C++Builder, Java, Visual Basic, HTML5, Flash, Flex, Silverlight Desktop, The Web and Mobile systems.

TestComplete helps testers develop their test cases in various scripting languages like JavaScript, Python, VBScript, Delphi Script, JavaScript. 

In TestComplete, we have the option for playback and record test creation.

We record the manual testing process, and we can playback and handle it as automated testing, unit testing, keyword testing, and regression testing.

Why TestComplete?

TestComplete offers different test automation capabilities - 


1. Test Record and Playback:  

TestComplete provides record and playback built in options for automation.

Testers can record the test by manually performing actions on the application and this will generate automatic code for the Testers. then they can use the same code for rerun the test.

This is very easy to use and does not need much knowledge of programming.

2. Keyword Testing: 

Using the built-in keyword driven test editor testers can develop Keyword driven frameworks.

3. Scripted Testing: 

Testers can write test scripts from scratch or modify recorded ones in a built-in editor.

4. Data Driven Testing: 

Easy data extraction from CSV files, database tables, Excel sheets, etc.

5. Test Visualizer: 

During the test execution, TestComplete captures screenshots to differentiate between actual and expected screens.

Through TestComplete, we can run the exact testing script multiple times on multiple mobile devices and emulators. It allows us to install, launch, test, delete applications, and record actions on the devices under testing.

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