Frequently Asked Question

To create a test in AAT, start by selecting the project where you want to create the test. Once selected, you’ll see the different views available to help you browse existing tests. In this case, we only want to access the project structure, so simply click on the Testing folder.

From there, you can create a new test by clicking the New button. This will create the test in the root directory of the project. If you want to create the test in a different folder, just create the desired directory, navigate to it either through the table or the left-side tree view, and click New from there.

Once you click New, you'll enter the test builder environment, which has two main tabs:

• Functional view – where analysts can define the description and requirements of the test.

• Build view – where the test commands are added.

In the Build view, click New scenario on the bottom left button to create your first scenario. Scenarios are used to group commands within a test to help keep it organized. Make sure to give each scenario a title and a short description.

Once the scenario is added, you can begin adding commands. We recommend trying the following example:

1. Add the command "setup with browser" and set the parameter to CHROME.

2. Click the + button to add another command below, and choose "wait" with the value 5.

After adding both commands, click Save — and you’ll have created your first test! Don’t forget to give your test a name following the proper naming conventions.

If you run the test by clicking the Run button, you’ll see a browser launch and wait for 5 seconds before the test ends.