Project Editor

In ReadyAPI, your work is organized into projects, which are displayed under the root node in the workspace Navigator. A project can contain any number of functional tests, load tests, and service simulations required for your testing purposes.

Project editor

Toolbar

Project editor toolbar

Test suites page

The main purpose of the Test Suites page is managing test suites:

Option

Description

add.png

Adds a new test suite.

remove-new.png

Removes the selected test suite.

tag.png

Assigns tags to the selected test suites.

Besides that, panels of the page allow you to modify various project aspects:

  • Description – Specify the text description of the test case.

  • Setup Script – Specify a script that is run at the start of a project run. To learn more, see Setup, TearDown, and Report Scripts.

  • TearDown Script – Specify a script that is run when the project run finishes. To learn more, see Setup, TearDown, and Report Scripts.

  • Tags – Manage the list of tags used in the project. See the Tags Panel section below.

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Transaction Log

Transaction Log Page

Compare

Compare Page

History

Test History Page

Coverage

Coverage Testing

Work with tags

Use tags to group test suites within a project. In particular, this can be used to run only a group of test suites associated with the specific tag or exclude these suites from the test run.

Tip

Tags are always alphanumeric.

You can edit all tags in the project from the Tags panel.

Add tags

  1. Select the test suite.

  2. Click tag.png on the toolbar.

  3. Specify the name of the tag and press Enter. The specified tag will be added to the selected test case.

Add tag

Remove tags

  1. Select the test suite.

  2. Click tag.png on the toolbar.

  3. Remove the selection of the tags you do not need. These tags will be removed from the selected test suite.

Remove tag

Focus test run on desired test cases

  1. Open the list of selected tags.

  2. To include the tagged test suites in the test run and exclude others, select Show from the Show/Hide drop-down menu.

  3. Select a filtering rule:

    • Select All tags to show test suites only with all the selected tags. For example, if you select tag1 and tag2, ReadyAPI will only show test suites that contain both tag1 and tag2.

    • Select At least one to show test suites with any of the selected tags. For example, if you select tag1 and tag2, ReadyAPI will show test suites that contain either tag1, tag2, or both.

  4. Select the tags you need.

Show test suites

Exclude specific test suites from the test run

  1. Open the list of selected tags.

  2. To exclude the test suites from the test run, select Hide from the Show/Hide drop-down menu.

  3. Select a filtering rule:

    • Select All tags to show test suites only with all the selected tags. For example, if you select tag1 and tag2, ReadyAPI will hide only test suites that contain both tag1 and tag2.

    • Select At least one to show test suites with any of the selected tags. For example, if you select tag1 and tag2, ReadyAPI will hide test suites that contain either tag1, tag2, or both.

  4. Select the tags you need.

Hide test suites

Tags panel

You can manage all tags in the project from the Tags panel. The table lists all tags and the number of test suites and test cases each tag is assigned to. You assign tags to specific test suites on the Test Suites page of the Projects editor, or to specific test cases on the Test Cases page of the Test Suite editor. See above to learn how to assign tags to test suites and Test Suite Editor to learn how to assign tags to test cases.

The Tags panel

To add a tag, click add.png on the toolbar and specify the name of the new tag and click OK.

Note

The newly created tag is not assigned to any test suite or test case. You have to assign it manually.

To delete a tag, select the tag and click remove.png on the toolbar. ReadyAPI will unassign the tag from all test suites and test cases and remove it.

To rename a tag, double-click the tag name and enter a new name.

To sort the table, click the header of the column you want to sort the table by. The first click sorts the table in ascending order, and the second click sorts in descending order.

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