Dashboard

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Overview

2. Accessing the Dashboard

3. Using Dashboard

3.1 Dashboard Header

3.2 Selecting the project

3.3 Summary of Total Test Cases Executed

 3.4 Summary of Execution of Test Cases in Batches

3.5 Batch Execution Summary Table

3.1.1 Exporting the Report

3.5 Summary Results of Each Test Case Executed in a Batch Execution

2. Accessing the Dashboard

Perform the following: 

1. Sign-in with your credentials provided.  
2. Click the Profile name and select Dashboard.
   
   

3. Uploading the execution report into Dashboard

As a new user, you will not be able to see any execution report in the Dashboard. You must  have executed the script for a particular framework and generated report using algoQA via command prompt. 
For example, if you have generated  Java Selenium scripts and wish to upload onto the Dashboard via command prompt, run the following command:

java -jar algoQAUtil.jar -dashboard.

You will be able to see the reports as described in the next section.

4. Using Dashboard

The landing page of the dashboard displays the total number of tests executed in the latest batch execution in the left pane and main page displaying Batch execution summary listing Batch Execution Summary Graph, Batch Execution Summary Table and Batch Execution Result Table details.

3.1 Dashboard Header

Dashboard header displays the name of the project selected and Select Project button.

3.2 Selecting the project

You can select the required project by clicking the 'Select Project' button in the top-right corner to access the project list as shown:

3.3 Summary of Total Test Cases Executed

The left pane of the dashboard provides a trend graph represented in a pie chart that summarizes the total number of tests executed in the latest batch execution. It uses a color-coded theme, with green indicating passed test cases, red indicating failed test cases, and amber indicating the total number of skipped test cases. Hover over the respective color-code to view a tool tip displaying the total number of test cases for the chosen color.

 3.4 Summary of Execution of Test Cases in Batches

The main page displays the trend graph represented in a bar chart for total test cases executed in batches, as shown. You can hover the respective  color-coded bar chart to view the tool tip displaying the total number of test cases for the chosen color. Choose the appropriate color corresponding to pass, fail and skip titles in the header to view the corresponding details in the bar chart. The X-axis represents the batch names, while the Y-axis represents the total count of the execution results.  Previous and Next buttons will be enabled as part of pagination to navigate through the results, which are currently not visible in the current view. You can view the the execution summary based on weekly, monthly and yearly by selecting the appropriate option. By Default, it will display yearly details. 

3.5 Batch Execution Summary Table

The representation of test cases executed in batches is displayed in a tabular format, as shown. Each line item includes the Batch execution name, the Batch ID, which is a unique identifier for the generated report, the name of the person who executed the test case, the start date and time of the test execution, the end date and time of the test execution, the time taken to execute the test cases in seconds, and the numbers of passed, failed, and skipped test cases, along with the count of test scenarios executed for a particular batch. You can select pagination option from the center of the section for navigating through multiple pages of results. If you have executed the test cases in batches, then those files are combined with the same tags and listed with expand button to view individual reports. These combined line items cannot be deleted, it can only be downloaded. Where as, the single batch file can be deleted and downloaded. You can perform these actions by selecting More Menu () option in the Action column. You can view the individual report in the PDF or Extent report format by selecting the View Spark Report and View PDF Report options from More Menu in the Action column. You can search for a particular batch execution details by providing the required 'Batch Name', Batch ID and 'Executed by' options.

3.1.1 Exporting the Report

You can export the report by clicking the Export Report button on the right-top corner. You can download the results in the CSV or Excel (recommended option) format, select the required options from Batch Execution Summary or Batch Execution Result sections. Note that you will not be able to uncheck Batch Name option.

3.5 Summary Results of Each Test Case Executed in a Batch Execution

Batch Execution Result section displays the result of each test scenario with associated tags for each test case, test case ID -a unique identifier for each test case. , scenario outline, start date and time of the test execution, end date and time of the test execution, total duration of the test execution in seconds and any additional comments or about the test execution, such as issues experienced or specific observations

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