RedwoodHQ is a free Open Source test automation framework that allows multiple users to develop automation code, create readable action/keyword driven test cases and execute them all under a single Web interface. RedwoodHQ supports any Java/Groovy code or test tools like Selenium, Appium, etc., can be used for back-end as well as front-end automation.
Getting Started with RedwoodHQ
The following Quick Start guides provide an end-to-end instructions on working with RedwoodHQ and it’s main features. This can also be considered as RedwoodHQ Tutorials.
Quick Start 1: Download, Install, Execute
Quick Start 2: First Test Case with Modified Action
Quick Start 3: Scripted Action, Clone Test Case and a new Execution
Quick Start 4: Multi-user Usage, Git and Execution Analysis
Quick Start 5: RedwoodHQ Agent
Quick Start 6: Scripted Test Case, New Project and Multithreaded Execution
Quick Start 7: Importing TestNG/JUnit and Execution from Script
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* you can use few programming languages to code you automation need
* you must understand the layer model:
1. Scripting layer which support Python, Groovy, Java and c#, lot of support is being installed with first installation
2. Actions layer, which enable you to use the scripts with arguments definitions
3. Test Case layer, which store few actions. you can activate same action with different parameter value
4. Test Set later that group few test cases
5. Execution layer, where we define the test sets to execute and on which machines
* It is an opensource, but on the same side very versatile and high level
* It is a Client-Server application. you install server and agents, and one server can work with few agents.
* the server side has a web-base interface
* Still expect for defects, the system is not complete, and still not ready for production
* Community level: Poor
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* you can use few programming languages to code you automation need
* you must understand the layer model:
1. Scripting layer which support Python, Groovy, Java and c#, lot of support is being installed with first installation
2. Actions layer, which enable you to use the scripts with arguments definitions
3. Test Case layer, which store few actions. you can activate same action with different parameter value
4. Test Set later that group few test cases
5. Execution layer, where we define the test sets to execute and on which machines
* It is an opensource, but on the same side very versatile and high level
* It is a Client-Server application. you install server and agents, and one server can work with few agents.
* the server side has a web-base interface
* Still expect for defects, the system is not complete, and still not ready for production
* Community level: Poor