Getting Started
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Qyrus Web Testing is a highly versatile and efficient tool designed to revolutionize the testing process for web applications. With its comprehensive feature set and user-friendly interface, it empowers users to automate the testing of web applications, ensuring their functionality, performance, and reliability.
Getting started ✅
The Web Testing service can be categorized into different categories : Build, Run,Analyze,Maintain. Each of these sections have distinct characteristics and functionalities to aid and simplify the process of web testing. Below are few key terms followed by a user flow chart to kickstart your journey in Web Testing on Qyrus.
💼 Project : A project serves as a top-level hierarchy for structuring test suites, modules, scripts, and data. It provides organization and management for these elements within your testing framework. Click here to know how to create a project
▶️ Quick run : Easily create and execute web tests with our intuitive platform for seamless web testing. Click here to know how to run a quick test.
🛠️ Build : Building encompasses a test repository establishment, configuring project settings, and arranging test data.
📁 Test Repository : It is a collection of Test Module, each comprising a collection of individual Test Scripts. These scripts, composed of various Test Steps can be organised and maintained within this platform. You can manage your Modules and Scripts here. This environment allows you to execute trial runs of your test scenarios.
⚙️ Project Setup : Here you can configure the database, define run configurations, record tests using Encapsulate, create global variables, integrate with Jira, and maintain functions.Click here to know more.
📄 Test Data: Here you can handle, generate, and retrieve data. Data can be sourced from diverse origins, such as pre-existing databases (SQL, Oracle, MongoDB), APIs, or manual inputs.Refer to the TDM user documentation to know more.
📊 Analyze : Here you have the capability to examine Sprint and TestLab reports, as well as utilize Mind maps to analyze the structure of Sprint and Test Lab test suites.Moreover, by utilizing Tags, you can efficiently categorize and manage test cases based on specific criteria, enhancing organization and navigation within your testing process.
User Actions encompass pre-defined instructions or operations dictating the interaction of a software application with elements in a user interface, serving as vital building blocks in test automation and scripting to direct the behavior of automated tests and simulations.
