Documentation

Features
- Feature - Interactive Testing — Support for manual and semi-automated tests using instant messaging
- Feature - Selenium Support — enables quick and maintainable Selenium testing
- Feature - Parallel — automatic running of testcases in parallel
- Feature - Command Generators — ease testcase definition and maintenance by defining testcase parameters used to generate commands
- Feature - Subsets — ability to control which testcases should be included in a specific run
- Feature - GINT Properties — Automatic loading of properties from gint.properties found in standard locations
- Feature - Database Defined Testcases — testcase definitions can come from database tables
- Feature - Atlassian Application Testing — an extension for testing add-ons for Atlassian products like JIRA, Confluence, Bamboo, Bitbucket, HipChat, and Crucible
- Feature - Database Output — for getting test results data directly into a reporting database
- Feature - Automatic Retry Support — Support for automatic retry of failed testcases and conditional retries
- Feature - JUnit-style XML Output — for integrating test results with Continuous Integration (CI) tools
- Feature - Command Logging
- Feature - Profiles — automatic and more advanced than simple property files
- Feature - Reports — supports output logging, JUnit-style XML, mail, and IM reports
- Feature - CSV Defined Testcases — testcase definitions can come from CSV files
- Feature - Automatic Comparisons — validating data produced matches expected results
Installation and Dependencies — Required components to run GINT test scripts
Projects Using GINT
Terminology
Test Automation Framework
Using GINT
- How do test scripts work?
- Testcase parameters — Defining testcases
- Testcase style guidelines
- Parameters and Functions — Controlling the running of test scripts.