Getting Started

Building mobile tests in Qyrus is both quick and intuitive. Anyone who knows how to use a mobile phone can build a mobile test in Qyrus. The steps to building and executing a mobile test center around the following:

• Setup

• Building

• Executing

• Reports

Setup

Setup mainly consists of creating a test structure (project, suite and script), uploading the application that needs testing and creating a device pool (optional).

Building

Test steps are added to a test script during the test building phase. Using Qyrus’s Live Test Builder, tests can be built and previewed by interacting with the video stream of a real device. Interaction with this video stream is very similar to interacting with a physical device. Basic navigation and app interactions (tap, swipe, set, verify) can be quickly added to the Test Script using Qyrus’s “Record” mode. Additional actions can be added from the Action Library using the “Inspect” mode in conjunction with the Step Builder.

Executing

Test Scripts can be run individually, as a group or as an entire Test Suite. Tests can also be scheduled to run at specific times of the day. If a device pool has been setup, test scripts can be run on multiple devices and in parallel.

Reporting

When a test execution is complete, a variety of reporting artifacts will be collected. Some of the main artifacts generated are:

• a video of the execution

• step-by-step results (pass/fail)

• screenshots

• data analytics and graphs

• email

• downloadable report

Advanced Features

Additional features such as data management, AI assistance and integrations with other 3rd party software are also available to facilitate the setup, the building, the executing and the reporting of Mobile Test Scripts.