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KaneAI - Command Guide

KaneAI offers a range of commands to perform various actions on web pages. These commands, called prompts, guide KaneAI in executing specific tasks during your test cases. By using prompts along with descriptive instructions, you can create clear, human-readable test cases.

This document provides an overview of the different prompts available in KaneAI, allowing you to write test cases in plain English with ease.

Navigation and Page Interaction​

Open a website​

  • go to https://www.lambdatest.com
  • open https://www.lambdatest.com

Wait​

  • wait for 5 seconds

Click​

  • click on login button

Type or Enter Text​

  • enter "random@gmail.com"
  • type "random@gmail.com"
  • send keys "random@gmail.com"

Clear Input​

  • clear email input field
  • clear the password field

Select Date​

  • select 21st september date

Hover​

  • hover on shop by category option
  • search for iphone

Refresh Page​

  • refresh the page
  • go back
  • navigate back
  • go forward
  • navigate forward

Tab Management​

Open New Tab​

  • open new lambdatest tab

Switch Tabs​

  • switch to 2nd tab
  • switch to lambdatest tab

Close Tab​

  • close lambdatest tab
  • close 2nd tab

Page Interaction​

Scroll​

  • scroll once
  • scroll by 100px
  • scroll to the bottom
  • scroll to the top
  • scroll 3 times
  • scroll by 20 percent

Assertions and Queries​

Assert Element Text​

  • assert if red button text is "subscribe"

Assert Element Presence​

  • assert if KaneAI is present on the "viewport"

Query Information​

  • query the current url
  • query the time mentioned in the poster

Conditional Actions​

Conditional Click​

  • if pop up is present in the viewport then click on it

Conditional Selection​

  • if price of the product is less than 200 then click on add to cart else select second product

Best Practices​

  • Use clear and specific commands to ensure accurate execution.
  • Combine different command types to create comprehensive test scenarios.
  • Utilize conditional statements for more dynamic and robust testing.
  • Always include appropriate wait times to account for page load and element visibility.
  • Use assertions to verify the expected state of the page or elements.
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