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Sahi scripts reusability
Jithin
Members
Please suggest some tips for increasing the re-usability of the sahi scripts and reduce the script size.
Thanks
Thanks
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Firstly, to reduce the script size, use functions in the scripts. Though this will not reduce the size of the script, it will definitely make it more readable. If some functions are common, keep them in some functions.sah file and include that file in your scripts.
For re-usability, mostly the websites are not very similar to each other, but there may be some common features. Then also the identifiers can be different. I would mostly record the scripts using controller and then refactor then for my particular project to avoid small mistakes that may waste time.
Thanks,
Vivek
I recommend that you know the concepts of test automation.
Read about "datadriven", "keyworddriven" and "Frameworks" and think of creating code routines that handle generically actions on applications under test.
Do not leave a link because I can not, but google search "automatedtestinginstitute" and read about frameworks.
The true test automation scripts no longer use.
function example: Is this function I am using the Click. This function gives click any button in any application.
function Click($valor_1,$lid_caso,$lrsCtr){
try{
if ($Dato[$Des]!="N/A")
{
var $Objeto = ValorObjetoMysql ($lFunc,$Des);
var $Obj=CreaObjeto($Objeto["Obj_Id"]);
_setGlobal("ControlE", $lrsCtr["Ctr_Id"]+","+$lid_caso+","+$lCiclo);
var $Tipo=$Des.split("_");
if ($Tipo[0]=="Btn"){//Valida el tipo de objeto
_highlight($Obj);
}
_focus($Obj);
_click($Obj);
var $lruta=TomarImagen($lFunc, $lCiclo);
}
}catch(e){
_logExceptionAsFailure(e);
}
}
Good luck
Oscar C (Facilos)