Updating Tests with Selenium
You can use the TestingBot API to send various test information back to TestingBot: test-name, passed/failed state, build identifier and more.
We've added custom JavaScript Executor commands which allow you to send back test meta-data to TestingBot, while your test is running.
Below are some examples on how to do this in various programming languages:
driver.execute_script('tb:test-name=My test')
driver.execute_script('tb:test-result=passed')
((JavascriptExecutor)driver).executeScript("tb:test-name=My test");
((JavascriptExecutor)driver).executeScript("tb:test-result=passed");
$web_driver->executeScript('tb:test-name=My test');
$web_driver->executeScript('tb:test-result=passed');
driver.execute_script('tb:test-name=My test')
driver.execute_script('tb:test-result=passed')
driver.executeScript('tb:test-name=My test')
driver.executeScript('tb:test-result=passed')
((IJavaScriptExecutor)driver).ExecuteScript("tb:test-name=My test");
((IJavaScriptExecutor)driver).ExecuteScript("tb:test-result=passed");
Set a test name
tb:test-name=My Test Name
Sets the test-name for the currently running test. This name will be visible on TestingBot.
Break test
tb:break
This will add a breakpoint to the test and pause it, so that you can investigate it manually.
When you go to the test result page on TestingBot, a live session will appear so that you can debug with mouse and keyboard.
Test Result
tb:test-result=true
This will set the test as passed ("passed"
or true
) or failed ("failed"
or false
) on TestingBot.
Test Build
tb:test-build=my build
Sets the test's build name.
Test Tags
tb:test-tags=tag1,tag2
Sets the test's tags.
Test Context
tb:test-context=my context
Logs the given context and prints it on the TestingBot test result page, in the Selenium command list.
Test Info
tb:test-info={'build':'my first build', 'name':'my new test', 'public':true}
'build'
, 'name'
, 'public'
, 'status_message'
, 'extra'
Pass in a JSON dictionary with various fields to update the test's meta-data on TestingBot.