LamdaTest Integration

Modified on Fri, 13 Sep at 5:42 PM

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Overview

2. Prerequisites

3. Integrating algoQA with LambdaTest

1. Overview

      algoQA is a technology platform for automating software testing, leveraging machine learning capabilities.

To begin using algoQA, start by Profiling the application under test using drag-and-drop UI widgets. Profiling involves creating an offline model of the application under test. Once you have completed the profiling and designed the tests, then algoQA generates Gherkin-based Feature Files and executable scripts.

By integrating algoQA with LambdaTest, you can perform automated browser testing on an online browser farm of 3000+ real browsers and operating system combinations, enhancing test coverage.

Note that if you wish to execute mobile devices on cloud  you can automatically run tests on your mobile app by integrating with Lamdatest and performing the below procedure. 

2. Prerequisites

  • Ensure you have a LambdaTest account before proceeding with the integration. If you do not have an account, you can sign up for free.
  • In the Dashboard page, click this icon on the top-right corner to view the access key, as shown. Your username will be displayed alongside the registered username. For example, if your registered username is John Davis, it will appear as "John Davis" in place of 'username'.

3. Integrating algoQA with LambdaTest

Perform the following:

  1. Login to your LambdaTest account.
  2. Paste your LambdaTest Username and Access Key into your test scripts. This will establish a secure remote connection with algoQA through the LambdaTest Remote URL.
  3. Navigate to LambdaTest Automation Capabilities Generator section for specifying desired capabilities. For example, if you wish to test on Windows 10 machine using Chrome browser then desired capabilities for Java frameworks , as shown:
  4. Navigate to algoQA Platform by entering https://algoshack.com/ and Sign in with appropriate credentials.
  5. In the Main Canvas, click Generate Script button.  
  6. Follow the procedure described in the Generate and Execute Scripts of the Web Automation for generating the scripts. 
  7. After generating the Java Selenium scripts, navigate to the script downloaded folder to open Application Settings File.  For example, you can find Applications.XML file in an algoQA script generated folder for a web automation available at - ScriptGeneration_202310311222.zip\AlgoAFScript_202310311222\src\test\java. 
  8. In the Applications Settings file, update the following:

  9. Navigate back to pom.xml directory and open 'Command Prompt' in the same directory.

  10. Run the following command to execute the script:
    mvn test




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