Getting started with testomat.io

Testomat.io is in the beta stage. We provide private beta access only by invitation for now. Please see below how to request access.

What you can do with testomat.io

The main goal is to help you manage your automated tests with easy UI.

1. organize your testing and test automation project
2. create a BDD project with advanced gherkin language support for descriptions
3. create a classical project with simplified markdown support for descriptions
4. create test suites or tests from checklists easily
5. create up to 30 tests by multiline support just in 1 click
6. manage test suites or group of tests
7. manage your tests thru requirements descriptions, written steps, attachments, and record/replay sessions
8. create descriptions with easy by using shared steps from steps database
9. use advanced test description editor
10. use pre-defined templates (for a test suite, test, code) during the creation process
11. reuse created code snippets to create automated tests based on written description
12. use steps autocompletion in the test editor
13. record testing session to be provided for test automation with video playback and locators
14. link descriptions with automated tests by IDs
15. use tags to manage your project by categories or functional areas
16. import your automated tests seamlessly from codebase directly to testomat.io
17. check automated tests reporting on your local or CI\CD executions
18. configure your project settings: invitations, templates, framework settings
19. work together on one project with your team members
20. get quick help upon request
21. join the community to follow the latest tips&tricks to speed up your daily routines

How to create an account

• please sign up on testomat.io
• you will send an email invitation to the system once you're verified
• accomplish sing up by clicking on invitation link in email

Supported test automation

We support the following frameworks and programming languages:

• Languages
  • JavaScript
  • TypeScript
  • BDD / Gherkin
• Frameworks
  • CodeceptJS
  • Cucumber
  • Jest
  • TestCafe
  • Cypress.io

Other languages and frameworks are coming soon. We have already requested to support PHP / Codeception, Python / RobotFramework and pytest, and Java / WebDriver.

Anyway, please raise the feature request https://github.com/testomatio/app/issues/new if you want to have some other framework/language to be supported.

How to create your first test

1. Create a classical or BDD project
2. Create a test suite
3. Create a test
4. Write requirements and steps You are done.

How to import your automated tests into testomat.io

1. Create a project
2. Choose the framework and language you are working with
3. Follow import instruction on the welcome page to introspect your tests
4. Execute command in terminal
5. Your tests should be visible in testomat.io