The information in this topic applies to web tests that locate web objects by using internal identification properties provided by TestComplete and run in local environments.

Electron applications are cross-platform applications created with web technologies (for instance, JavaScript, HTML, CSS). This tutorial explains how to test Electron applications with TestComplete. It assumes that you are familiar with general principles of automated testing and have minimal knowledge of the TestComplete IDE.

If you are a novice user, we recommend that you first go through the Getting Started tutorial to get familiar with the tool:

Creating Your First Test

In this tutorial, we are going to prepare an Electron application for testing, run it from TestComplete to get access to its internals, create and run a simple test and view the test results. The test will simulate a click in the application window and verify the text the application window shows.

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1. Prepare Your Electron Application for Testing

2. Prepare Your TestComplete Project

3. Record a Test

4. Run the Recorded Test

Testing Electron Applications - Tutorial

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