End-to-End Testing Framework
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An End-to-End Testing Framework is a testing framework that supports the creation of an end-to-end testing system.
End-to-End Testing Framework is a testing framework that supports the creation and execution of end-to-end tests, ensuring that all components of a system function correctly together from start to finish.
- Context:
- It can be used to simulate real user scenarios, verifying that all system components, including Front-End Interfaces, Back-End Services, Databases, and APIs work as expected.
- It can be used in Web Application Testing, Mobile Application Testing, and Microservices Testing, among others.
- It can assist in identifying system issues, verifying feature functionality, and detecting regressions before software is released to users.
- It can provide a platform for creating, maintaining, and executing end-to-end test cases.
- It can support the orchestration of multiple components involved in an end-to-end test, including setup, test execution, and teardown.
- It can integrate with a Continuous Integration/Continuous Delivery (CI/CD) pipeline, enabling automated execution of end-to-end tests as part of the build process.
- It can offer reporting capabilities, providing detailed logs and reports of test execution for analysis and troubleshooting.
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- Example(s):
- a JavaScript-based end-to-end testing framework, such as: Cypress framework.
- an AngularJS Testing Framework, such as: Protractor framework.
- Web Application End-to-End Testing Framework, such as Selenium framework.
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- Counter-Example(s):
- A Unit Testing Framework, which is designed to test individual components in isolation rather than the system as a whole.
- A Manual Testing Process, which does not use a testing framework but instead relies on human testers to manually perform the tests.
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- See: End-to-End Testing, Software Testing.
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- An end-to-end testing framework is a software tool designed to test the entire flow and functionality of a system, application, or service from the user's perspective. End-to-end testing involves simulating real user scenarios and ensuring that all components of the system, including front-end interfaces, back-end services, databases, and APIs, work together as expected. The primary goal of end-to-end testing is to identify issues, verify correct functionality, and catch regressions before releasing the software to users.
End-to-end testing frameworks help developers identify issues, verify that features work correctly, and catch regressions before releasing the application to users.
- An end-to-end testing framework is a software tool designed to test the entire flow and functionality of a system, application, or service from the user's perspective. End-to-end testing involves simulating real user scenarios and ensuring that all components of the system, including front-end interfaces, back-end services, databases, and APIs, work together as expected. The primary goal of end-to-end testing is to identify issues, verify correct functionality, and catch regressions before releasing the software to users.