How to write script for ATF Steps?

[_Yash24]

Hi All,

I want to write script for below ATF steps, Is it possible to create one?

Steps are as below:

1. Open an Existing Record

2. Click a UI action

3. Open an Existing Record

4. Validate Related List Visibility

5. Apply Filter to List

6. Open an Existing Record

7. Apply Filter to List

8. Open a Record in List

9. Field value validation

10. Open an Existing Record

11. Field Value Validation

Thanks

[Astik Thombare]

Hi @_Yash24 ,

May I know why you want to write script for this ATF steps . As all these Steps are OOB Available 

You Can Navigate to Automated Test Framework -> Tests -> You can Create New Test Case -> Add Steps

If you want to still write script for this steps . you can copy Script from OOB ATF Steps

You can navigate to 'sys_atf_step_config.LIST' or  Automated Test Framework -> Step Configurations -> Open any existing record

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[_Yash24]

Thank you for reply @Astik Thombare .

I just wanted to know for which of these steps can be written through script?

If I use Run Server side script step instead of multiple steps so what all I can include in it, If you can tell me that would be helpful.

Thanks

[Astik Thombare · Accepted solution]

Hi @_Yash24 ,

It would not be a good idea to combine all these multiple steps into one i.e. ' Run Server side Script' Step. While it might be feasible, it would require a lot of scripting, making it difficult to debug. I recommend using out-of-the-box (OOB) steps . If something cannot be achieved using OOB steps, then you can create a custom step.

Refer Below Video for Custom ATF Step - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-6tF-CiJ_F0

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