How do I perform specific steps on any command failure in the test run
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In the example below, we have two scripts where the first script has the application flow with verification while the second script has the steps to be executed when there is a failure in application flow. The execution jumps to the Test Script (exception handler Test Script) upon any failures in Exception Handler Code from command "setExceptionHandlerContext". Script 2 sends an email about the error captured in the first script.
Solution:
Script 1:
| # | Command | Target | Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Launch Application | |||
| 1 | open | / | |
| Verify the title | |||
| 2 | assertTitle | Online Shopping site in India: Shop Online for Mobiles, Books, Watches, Shoes and More - Amazon.in | |
| Verify the Search text box | |||
| 3 | assertEditable | //input[@id="twotabsearchtextbox"] | |
| Enter a value in the Search text box | |||
| 4 | type | //input[@id="twotabsearchtextbox"] | Sony 138.8 cm (55 inches) 4K Ultra HD Smart LED TV KD-55X8200E (2017 model) |
| Verify the value entered in the Search text box | |||
| 5 | assertValue | //input[@id="twotabsearchtextbox"] | Sony 138.8 cm (55 inches) 4K Ultra HD Smart LED TV KD-55X8200E (2017 model) |
| Click on the Search button | |||
| 6 | click | //input[@type="submit"][1] | |
| Verify the PLP page of the product search | |||
| 7 | assertVisible | //h2[contains(text(),'Bravia 4K Ultra HD Android Smart LED TV')] | |
| Click on the Product link | |||
| 8 | click | //a[contains(@title,'Bravia 4K Ultra HD Android Smart LED TV')] | |
| Verify the PDP page | |||
| 9 | assertText | //span[@id="productTitle"] | Sony 138.8 cm (55 inches) Bravia 4K Ultra HD Android Smart LED TV KD-55X9000F (Black) (2018 model) |
| setTimeout command to set the time for the execution of a storeVisible command | |||
| 10 | setTimeout | 3000 | |
| Store the visibility of Add to cart button | |||
| 11 | storeVisible | //input[@id="add-to-cart-button"] | AddtoCart |
| Reset the time to 2 minutes | |||
| 12 | setTimeout | 120000 | |
| Print the value in AddtoCart | |||
| 13 | echo | ${AddtoCart} | |
| If AddtoCart returns true, click on add to cart button | |||
| 14 | if | "${AddtoCart}"=="true" | |
| Click on Add to cart button | |||
| 15 | click | //input[@id="add-to-cart-button"] | |
| Else verify that Add to cart button is not present | |||
| 16 | elseIf | "${AddtoCart}"=="false" | |
| Verify that Product is unavailable | |||
| 17 | assertVisible | //span[text()='Currently unavailable.'] | |
| Execute the handler script | |||
| 18 | setExceptionHandlerContext | Script 2(W) | |
| End the if statement | |||
| 19 | endIf | ||
Script 2:
| # | Command | Target | Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| To begin the email service block | |||
| 1 | emailBlockStart | ||
| To set the sender for the composed email | |||
| 2 | setSender | info@eureqatest.com | |
| To set the subject for the composed and email | |||
| 3 | setSubject | Worksoft SaaS Notification: <Subject> | |
| To set the "To" recipient list for the composed email | |||
| 4 | setRecipientToList | recipient1@gmail.com | |
| To create the email body with a variable name | |||
| 5 | createBody | body_template | |
| To create an email body part from Text or HTML string | |||
| 6 | createBodyPartFromTextOrHTML | Hi <mention recipient's name here>,<br/> <mention your body text here such as "product not available"> |
body_template |
| To send the composed email to the sender’s specified in <To> list | |||
| 7 | sendEmail | ||
| End of the email block | |||
| 8 | emailBlockEnd | ||
Tips, Tricks, Gotchas & Best Practices:
- Customization of the emails can be done. Refer to Email command examples.
- As a best practice, it is always advisable to define the variable names without any spaces and if you want to differentiate the words, use underscore or hyphen.
Representative Usage Scenarios for this Example:
Use Case #1:
Consider an e-commerce site, for example, 'Amazon' where when product availability is to be verified or if the page you have accessed is loaded correctly is to be tested for and if there are any exceptions, then you can use these exception handling commands to customize the outcome you require.
Use Case #2:
Consider a banking site, for example, 'Paytm' where when a new user is to be registered or log in to an existing account. If the registration or login failed, we can handle this exception using these commands.
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