Data-driven testing approach with Katalon Studio

1. What is Data-driven testing?

Data-driven testing (DDT) is a term used in the testing of computer software to describe testing done using a table of conditions directly as test inputs and…

Setting up Mobile automation project in macOS with Katalon Studio

Using Katalon Studio, a tester can design mobile app automation tests for both Android and iOS to run on physical devices, cloud services or emulators.

Executing in console mode with Katalon Studio

One of the advantages of Katalon Studio is that you can execute automation test without launching Katalon Studio IDE by using command line mode execution. Users use this function to run execution batch files or planning jobs in CI Tools. This…

Common Condition and Control statements with Katalon Studio

Katalon Studio provides a capability to dictate the logical flow of execution by supporting control statements such as if/else, for/while and try/catch which are very common concepts in programming languages. This tutorial will…

Common validation statements with Katalon Studio

Katalon Studio supports two methods to validate. One is using built-in keywords to verify the states of certain test objects. Another is to use checkpoints to verify a specific data set against a previously captured data set. This tutorial…

Viewing test suite reports with Katalon Studio

Katalon Studio is designed to ease many challenges that manual testers are facing. In a large project, there may be hundreds or even thousands of test cases and test executions. Test suite reports produced by Katalon Studio allow users to monitor…

Viewing execution logs with Katalon Studio

Katalon Studio allows users to review test execution in Log Viewer. You can choose to view ALL logs of your test execution or just certain specific ones such as PASSED, FAILED, ERROR, and NOT RUN. This guide provides you basic information when viewing…

Creating test case using manual mode with Katalon Studio

Katalon Studio supports Keywords-Driven testing where test cases consist of keywords that represent actions of users on the AUT (Applications Under Test). This allows users with less experience in programming to easily generate…