SysNat is a QA tool that supports automation both in test execution and generation of system documentation. It is based on natural language and designed to be applied in cross functional teams.
Test data basically consists of a list of key-value-pairs read from test data files (a dat- or xlsx-file). It occurs sometimes that the key in a new test data file does not fit to the test data reference used in the natural language tests. Instead of modifying the test file it would be helpful to define synonym in the nlxx-file that maps the new key onto the existing test data reference.
Example:
in nlxx file: Enter "::CustomerName" in field "Name".
in old test data file: CustomerName=Miller
in new test data file: Customer=Miller
in nlxx file: Synonym: Customer=CustomerName
ReikOberrath
commented
2 years ago
Test data basically consists of a list of key-value-pairs read from test data files (a dat- or xlsx-file). It occurs sometimes that the key in a new test data file does not fit to the test data reference used in the natural language tests. Instead of modifying the test file it would be helpful to define synonym in the nlxx-file that maps the new key onto the existing test data reference.
Example:
in nlxx file: Enter "::CustomerName" in field "Name". in old test data file: CustomerName=Miller in new test data file: Customer=Miller in nlxx file: Synonym: Customer=CustomerName