How P1, P2 and P3 test case are segregated in Mocha Java Script based testing framework ?
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In software quality assurance services, Grouping in Mocha Javascript based framework can be done mainly by 02 ways as mentioned below:
1. Grouping of multiple test scripts in single file: It can be done using describe() provided by Mocha.
Example:
// file1.js
describe('grouped', function () {
describe('test 1 - file 1', function () {
// more testcode here
});
});
// file2.js
describe('grouped', function () {
describe('test 1 - file 2', function () {
// more testcode here
});
});
2. Grouping of smoke, sanity and regression suites: It can be done by adding smoke, sanity or any other unique grouping/ tag name at the end of it
Example:
test.it('Test script 1 smoke', function(){
// some code here
}
test.it('Test script 2 smoke', function(){
// some code here
}
Execute the above code using the command:
mocha filename -fgrep smoke
The above command will execute the test cases grouped on basis of 'smoke' tag.
These are the two common approaches used for grouping while automating web application testing services using Mocha framework
In software quality assurance services, Grouping in Mocha Javascript based framework can be done mainly by 02 ways as mentioned below:
1. Grouping of multiple test scripts in single file: It can be done using describe() provided by Mocha.
Example:
// file1.js
describe('grouped', function () {
describe('test 1 - file 1', function () {
// more testcode here
});
});
// file2.js
describe('grouped', function () {
describe('test 1 - file 2', function () {
// more testcode here
});
});
2. Grouping of smoke, sanity and regression suites: It can be done by adding smoke, sanity or any other unique grouping/ tag name at the end of it
Example:
test.it('Test script 1 smoke', function(){
// some code here
}
test.it('Test script 2 smoke', function(){
// some code here
}
Execute the above code using the command:
mocha filename -fgrep smoke
The above command will execute the test cases grouped on basis of 'smoke' tag.
These are the two common approaches used for grouping while automating web application testing services using Mocha framework