If you are new to the Automated Test Framework, read this overview to learn what the framework can do. Next, follow the tutorial to create and run a test that uses the most basic of ATF features. After you feel comfortable with the basics, explore more advanced features provided by the ATF.
ATF features provide flexibility in how you test your instance.
Test step configuration categories
Service Catalog in Service Portal:
Perform end-to-end testing for a catalog item in the Service Portal.
- Open a record producer, catalog item, or order guide.
- Set variable values and catalog item quantity.
- Validate variable values, states, price, and items included in an order guide.
- Navigate in an order guide.
- Open and toggle catalog items in an order guide.
- Add an item or an order guide to a shopping cart.
- Order a catalog item or an order guide.
- Submit a record producer. more on Servicenow Training
Application Navigator:
Create tests to check navigation features.
- Verify that application menus are listed in the left navigation bar.
- Verify that application modules are listed in the left navigation bar.
- Navigate to a module as if a user clicked the module in the left navigation bar.
Custom UI:
Create simple tests that mimic user actions with no scripting.
- Set component values.
- Assert that specified text is or is not on a page.
- Validate component values.
- Click components.
- Validate the states of components (read-only or not read-only).
Form:
Create tests of forms.
- Open a new form or an existing record.
- Set field values.
- Validate field values or field states (such as mandatory, not mandatory, read only, not read only, visible, and not visible).
- Validate whether a UI action is visible.
- Click a button on a modal page.
- Click a UI action.
- Submit a form.
Service Catalog:
Perform end-to-end testing for a catalog item.
- Open a catalog item or a record producer.
- Search for a catalog item.
- Set variable values and catalog item quantity.
- Validate variable values, states, and price.
- Add an item to a shopping cart.
- Order a catalog item.
- Submit a record producer.
REST:
Create and send an Inbound REST request and verify the response.
- Test any REST endpoint on the instance.
- Use a REST request to create records, as well as retrieve, update, or delete records created in a previous test step or that already existed on the instance.
- Verify the response status code, response headers, response time, and response payload.
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