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Testmate

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Testmate
Developer(s)Jaskaran Deep Singh
Stable release
Beta
Engine
    Operating systemMicrosoft Windows
    TypeTest Automation Tools
    LicenseFree
    Websitethetestmate.com

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    Testmate is an automation tool for functional and regression tests. It is the only free automation tool that can natively automate Java Swing, WPF, Win32, Web, and Native Mobile apps. Testmate uses VBScript to write test procedures.[1]

    Description

    Testmate was originally a hobby project but was recently released in the public domain for free. It is still in an evolving state; however, it is viewed as a free alternative to UFT by some. The onboarding time for anyone who is already acquainted with VBScript is merely less than 30 minutes.

    Features

    Automate Win32 and WPF Applications

    Testmate utilizes Microsoft UI automation to automate .Net applications in the simplest possible way. More details can be found here in a step-by-step guide.

    Java Swing

    This capability has been recently added to Testmate. It utilizes Java Access Bridge to automate Swing applications. Check here for more details.

    Web Browser

    The automation of web-browsers is powered by Selenium WebDriver. This makes it the only available tool that uses VBScript for automation.[2]

    Native Mobile Apps

    Testmate utilizes Appium to power its mobile app engine[3]

    External DLLs's

    Testmate supports an out-of-the-box support to invoke DLLs[4]

    Commandline

    Testmate can be triggered from the command line as mentioned here.

    Visual Verification

    Testmate can be used with Picasso to visually verify applications. Visual verification of a PDF file can be made as mentioned here.[5]

    Other Features

    Some of the other features include HTML Reports, Object Repositories, http://thetestmate.com/mouse-clicks-key-press-using-testmate/, Regular Expression, COM.

    References


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