Test suite: Login page form

LPF-1: Log in to the app with a valid email and password

Test description: Verify if a user will be able to log in with a valid email and password

Type: Functional

Priority: High

Severity: Critical

Behavior: Positive

Automation status: To be automated

Tags: login_page, login_form

Preconditions

• Open a login page in a browser(https://admin-bro-example-app-staging.herokuapp.com/admin/login)
• User is not already logged and has got an active account

No.	Steps	Data	Expected results
1	Enter a valid email address in the “Email” input element	[email protected]	The field has been completed
2	Enter a valid password in the “Password” input element	password	The field has been completed with “*” signs
3	Click on the “Login” button		Login should be successful
4	Check the URL address		User should be on the “.../admin” page

Test suite: Mongoose Resources forms

MRF-1: Create a new element via form on the “Complicated” list

Test description: Verify if a user will be able to create a new element on the list

Type: Functional

Priority: Medium

Severity: Normal

Behavior: Positive

Automation status: To be automated

Tags: mongoose_resources, complicated_category, complicated_form

Precondition:

• User is already logged into the application

No.	Steps	Data	Expected results
1	Click on the hamburger menu if the navigation panel is not visible		Navigation panel is visible
2	Click on the “Mongoose Resources” → Complicated link inside the navigation panel		User should be redirected to the “.../admin/resources/Complicated” page
3	Hide the navigation panel if you launch it via hamburger menu		Navigation panel is not visible. Hamburger menu is visible
4	Click on the “Create new” button		The form is visible. User should be on the “.../admin/resources/Complicated/actions/new” page
5	Fill the “Name” input element with a random value	e.g. Alex	The field has been completed
6	Click on the “Add New Item” button in the “String Array” section		A text input element and bin icon are shown
7	Click on the bin icon		The text input element was removed
8	Click on the “Add New Item” button again in the “String Array” section		A text input element and bin icon are shown again
9	Fill the text input element with a random value	e.g. String Array	The field has been completed
10	Click on the “Add New Item” button in the “Authors” section		A text input element and bin icon are shown
11	Choose one of the elements from the dropdown list	e.g. Books	The field has been completed
12	Fill the “Nested Details Age” input element with a random value	e.g. 26	The field has been completed
13	Fill the “Nested Details Height” input element with a random value	e.g. 187	The field has been completed
14	Fill the “Nested Details Place Of Birth” input element with a random value	e.g. Warsaw	The field has been completed
15	Fill the “Nested Details Place Of Birth” input element with a random value	e.g. Extremely Nested Text	The field has been completed
16	Click on the “Add New Item” button in the “Parents” section		Two text input elements (“Parents Name”, “Parents Surname”) and the bin icon are shown
17	Fill the “Parents Name” input element with a random value	e.g. Harry	The field has been completed
18	Fill the “Parents Surname” input element with a random value	e.g. Potter	The field has been completed
19	Click on the “Add New Item” button in the “Item” section		The “Item Image Variants” section with a new button “Add New Item” and the bin icon are shown
20	Click on the “Add New Item” button in the “Item Image Variants” section		Two input elements, two checkboxes and a new bin icon are shown
21	Fill the “Item Image Variants Image URL” input element with a random value	e.g. www.google.com	The field has been completed
22	Check the checkbox “Item Image Variants Is Approved”		The checkbox is checked
23	Set the random date and time from the picker in “Item Image Variants Date Created” input element		The field has been completed
24	Click on the “Save” button		User is redirected to the “.../admin/resources/Complicated” page. The toast message: “Successfully created a new record” is shown
25	Look at the number of the elements on the list		The number is increased by 1
26	Look at your new element on the list		Your element should be at the top of the list
27	Look at values in each column in your element		Users should see provided data in each related column. Columns “String Array”, “Authors”, “Parents” and “Item” show information about quantity. In this case “length: 1”. Column “Id” has a random string. Column “Updated At” shows time and date of creating

Test suite: Sequelize Resources filters

SRF-1: Filter elements on the “Favorite Places” list

Test description: Verify if a user will be able to filter elements on the list

Type: Functional

Priority: Medium

Severity: Normal

Behavior: Positive

Automation status: To be automated

Tags: sequelize_resources, favorite_places_category, favorite_places_filters, filters

Precondition

• User is already logged into the application

No.	Steps	Data	Expected results
1	Click on the hamburger menu if the navigation panel is not visible		Navigation panel is visible
2	Click on the “Sequelize Resources” → Favourite Places link inside the navigation panel		User should be redirected to the “.../admin/resources/FavouritePlaces” page
3	Hide the navigation panel if you launch it via hamburger menu		Navigation panel is not visible. Hamburger menu is visible
4	If there is no any elements on the list, create at least two elements with random data		The elements are visible on the list
5	Click on the “Filter” button		The filters section with form is visible
6	Fill the “Name” input element with the name from e.g. the first element on the list		The field has been completed
7	Click on the “Apply changes” button inside the filters section		On the list should be visible only elements with the name inserted in the filter input
8	Click on the “Reset” button inside the filters section		Inside the list all elements should be visible
9	Fill the “Id” input element with the Id from e.g. the first element on the list		The field has been completed
10	Click on the “Apply changes” button inside the filters section		On the list should be visible only elements with the Id inserted in the filter input
11	Click on the “Reset” button inside the filters section		Inside the list all elements should be visible
12	Choose one of the elements from the “User Id” dropdown element with the User Id from e.g. the first element on the list		The field has been completed
13	Click on the “Apply changes” button inside the filters section		On the list should be visible only elements with the User Id inserted in the filter input
14	Click on the “Reset” button inside the filters section		Inside the list all elements should be visible
15	Choose the dates “From” and “To” that first element’s “published At” field on the list is in the range of them		The fields have been completed
16	Click on the “Apply changes” button inside he filters section		On the list should be visible only elements with “Published At” date and time in the range of the filters
17	Click on the “Reset” button inside the filters section		Inside the list all elements should be visible
18	Fill the “Description” input element with the word from the column “Description” from e.g. the first element on the list		The field has been completed
19	Click on the “Apply changes” button inside the filters section		On the list should be visible only elements with “Description” field which include the word from the filter input element
20	Click on the “Reset” button inside the filters section		Inside the list all elements should be visible