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  • 👨‍💻API Testing
    • What is API?
    • Getting Started
    • Functional testing
    • Functional Assertions
    • Functional Reports
    • API to DB Assertion
    • API Process
    • Advanced Features
    • Emailing & Downloading Report
    • Execute JavaScript
    • Advanced Reports
    • Advanced Features
    • Build Test script
    • Parameterization
    • GraphQL
    • REST vs SOAP vs GraphQL
    • FAQs
    • Representational State Transfer API( REST API)
  • 📱Device Farm
    • Introduction
    • Getting Started
    • Project Creation & Setup
    • Manual Testing
    • Automation
    • Test Reports and Analysis
    • Element Explorer Feature for Appium Automation Testing
    • Integrations with Collaboration Tools
    • Interrupts
    • Supported Devices and Browsers List
    • Biometric Bypass Feature for Real Devices
    • File Upload Feature for Remote Real Devices
    • Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
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  1. API Testing

Functional Reports

Explore the reports of Functional scripts.

  • Reports

    • Get started with Report

    • Execution Summary Report

    • Report Action

Reports:

The reports include graphical representations that visually depict the distribution of successful and unsuccessful test cases. Here the reports present the run frequency of each test script, indicating how many times each script has been executed.

Get started with Reports:

  • Click on the "Reports" button.

  • In this section, you'll find graphs that display:

    1. Pass-Fail ratio.

    • The Pass/Fail Ratio Graph show you how many of your tests have passed versus how many have failed.

    2. Run frequency.

    • The Run Frequency Graph tells you how many times you've run each test script.

    • In the "Graph Time" section, you can view data for the time periods of last week, last month, and the last three months.

    3. Execution Time Graph.

    • The Execution Time Graph is a line graph that describes the time it took for each test to run.

Execution Summary Report

  • Click on view details to see the execution summary report

  • In the execution summary report, you will find:

    1. Number of test cases passed and failed.

    2. Start date and end date of the execution.

    3. Execution time.

    4. Assertion status.

    5. Details of Request Body, Response Body, and Response Header.

Report Action

  • After executing a test and viewing the report, you'll find several actions that you can perform to manage and interact with the test results.

  1. Username

    The "Username" section displays the name of the user who initiated the test execution.

  2. Send Email

    The "Send Email" action allows you to share the test report with relevant stakeholders via email.

  3. Download Report

    The "Download Report" option enables you to download the test report as a file. This is useful for offline review, archiving, or sharing the report outside of the testing platform.

  4. Retry Test

    If the test execution encountered issues or failures, the "Retry Test" button lets you initiate the same test run again. This can be helpful for retesting to verify fixes or rule out intermittent issues.

  5. Delete Report

    The "Delete Report" action allows you to permanently remove the test report.

  6. Create Ticket

    The "Create Ticket" action enables you to create a support or bug ticket directly from the test report.

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