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Katalon studio Execution Profiles


Hi Folks,

I want to share my experience regarding the learning, My project manager asked me to find the best way to automate the web application for the regression/retest purpose. So I had a research on the tools and technologies regarding automation. So I found this :)

In this post I would like to share my knowledge on Katalon Studio Profiles.  Let's have a quick idea regarding Katalon studio.
Katalon studio is a free automation testing tool and supports the web and mobile environment, and built on top of the open-source automation frameworks Selenium, Appium with a specialized IDE.

Pre requests
- You can download Katalon studio from this link.
I am using the latest version in order to avoid unnecessary errors.


First, I will show how to record the Web application via Katalon studio. Find below mentioned test scenarios which are going to be recorded
1. Record the test case using the Web icon.

 


2. Once you click the icon, you will see a popup window displayed. There you have to mention the Web App URL and the Browser going to be used for the automation.

                                                         By selecting the browser you can start the recording

3. Once you finish the recording click the stop button and save the objects in repository.

 

                                                                                                         Passwords are saved in an encrypted format

Now we will how to send different data to one login modal.

Profiles

1. Create a new execution profile.

 
2. There you can provide the username and password as a global variable.

 
                             Encrypted password is given as the value for password
 

3. Now go to the manual view of the Test case and add the global variables as Input
Username item -> Double click on the input.


4. Script view will be display like this.

5. Now you are set to run the test case, Make sure you select the desired profile before you run.



Likewise you can maintain your massive projects profile by profile.

Happy Testing !!!

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