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Adding Tests

Relicx allows you to add functional verifications to autonomous tests using an interactive mode. These tests are page specific and are triggered when Relicx lands on a page during its autonomous exploration. These tests should be short and meant to test very specific functionality on a page. You can use these tests to ensure a button has a specific color or even make sure a certain transaction is working as expected.

It is recommended that you do not create very long tests instead create many such tests to validate each functionality separately.



Overview of creating a Functional Test





Updated 06 Mar 2023
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