testgrinder Snippets Project
A collection of frequently used testgrinder scenario snippets to assist with writing your scenarios
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A collection of frequently used testgrinder scenario snippets to assist with writing your scenarios
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As you write testgrinder scenarios you will notice that you end up using similar sets of steps to accomplish certain tasks in Maximo over and over again - be it creating a new record in an application, or finding a value in a value list, or responding to the electronic signature dialog, and so on.
We've started putting together a collection of such snippets and we are going to expand it as time goes on.
The snippet collection is made available as a public github repository. You may either browse it on github, or import it into a project under your testgrinder account (more on this later).
To use a snippet, find a snippet you like, copy it into your scenario, and tweak it to your liking.
If you are looking for a snippet to accomplish some task and Maximo and you don't find it, please let us know.
The collection is available at this github repository at:
The snippets are located under the scripts folder.
Besides of browsing snippets on github you may also import the repository as a testgrinder project in your account. This is how to do it:
Login to your testgrinder account
Create a new project, give it some name, e.g. testgrinder Snippets
Select the root project folder if not yet selected
Choose the Sync with Repository tab
Choose Git in Repository type
Enter in URL
Enter master in Branch
Leave anonymous in Authenticate as
Click the Update button
Click the Import button
After a few seconds the project will import from the github repository
Your screen will look similar to this once the import is done
Expand the project folders to reveal the scripts with snippets.
We will continue adding more useful snippets to the repository and notify you in our monthly newsletter. To bring the changes into your imported project, return to the project's Sync with Repository page and click the Import button again.
If you'd like to see the snippets in action, review this run report (note that it may not reflect the latest version of the snippets project):
