Selenium IDE offers the ability to record a human performing actions inside of a browser. This can be saved and replayed as a test case within the Selenium IDE. It saves the tests as a JSON file (*.side) with the instructions for Selenium to execute.
If we could have a browser handler accept a Selenium IDE "side" file as an import, this would make timeline generation and execution easier and offer the ability to simulate more complex user behavior inside of a browser.
I have a prototype of this working with generated .cs unit test files, and the json files sound like (1) an easy add (2) probably more user friendly. Look for this capability soon.
Selenium IDE offers the ability to record a human performing actions inside of a browser. This can be saved and replayed as a test case within the Selenium IDE. It saves the tests as a JSON file (*.side) with the instructions for Selenium to execute.
If we could have a browser handler accept a Selenium IDE "side" file as an import, this would make timeline generation and execution easier and offer the ability to simulate more complex user behavior inside of a browser.