Starting to test a new application is always a challenge. The information below should assist with introducing you to writing automated tests using Magellan and also to the principles of Verne testing using Magellan.
Audience
The section has been written for beginners to help them understand how to use the Magellan tool for testing. However it is not just restricted to beginners and advanced users might also find the information beneficial as new capabilities are continually added to the tool.
Prerequisites
As a reader of this section you should have a basic understanding of Behavioural Driven Development (BDD) and Git commands.
While it is not a prerequisite it is important to have an overview of Verne and Register. If you have not done so already, please read the Verne overview and the Register pages.
To install Magellan please use the next link Local installation of Magellan
Testing Cycle using Magellan
The testing cycle using Magellan will guide you on how to use Magellan in a software testing lifecycle.
Magellan and file management
To introduce Magellan’s interface and functionality please read the following page on Magellan Builder.
Testers will use Magellan to create files like Groovy for custom step definitions and tests. To learn about file management options read Resouce Management.
