Magento applications and modules functional testing

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Igor Bondarenko discusses testing Magento applications and modules. He outlines various types of tests that should be performed including installation testing, functionality testing, image processing testing, catalog/product page testing, payment/shipping methods testing, and performance testing. He also discusses automating tests, using virtual machines for compatibility testing across versions, and tools like Selenium IDE that can be used to create quick tests and support test automation.

Magento applications and
modules functional testing

About me
Igor Bondarenko
 Test Lead
 10 years in QA
 Founder of QA Club
Minsk Community

Our extensions
Extend payment method
Add new delivery method
Customize all images in catalog
Instagram widget

What to test?
• Installation testing
• Main functionality testing
• Image processing testing
• Catalog and Product Page testing
• Payment methods testing
• Shipping methods testing
• Tests automation
• …

Installation testing: Problems
• Compatibility with Magento Versions:
– Community Edition 1.4.x – 1.9.x
– Enterprise Edition 1.12.x – 1.13.x
• Compatibility of own extensions
• Compatibility with third party extensions

Solving the problems
Problem:
Compatibility with a lot of Magento versions
Solution:
Virtual Machines server with CI tool integration

Solving the problems
Problem:
A lot of compatibility tests
Solution:
• Pairwise
• Boundary values testing

Solving the problems
Problem:
Compatibility with third party extensions
Solution:
• Do NOT test
• Testing on copy of working Magento

Something else?
• Version update testing
• ActivationDeactivation testing
• Deletion testing

Image processing
• Check all file types
• Test on all image sizes
• Check all places on site

Working with product
• Check both HTTP & HTTPS
• Test on different languages
• Perform cross browser testing
• Install custom color theme on Magento
• FPC

Payment methods
• AddingEditing of one payment method
should NOT affect the rest
• Checking all payment methods
• Multishipping testing
• Registration on checkout
• Guest checkout

Shipping methods
• AddingEditing of one shipping method should
NOT affect the rest
• Checking all shipping methods

Clent side perfomance
• Test with real data
• Test with real loading

MagentoConnect
• Create a package
• Upload package
• Install package from MagentoConnect
• Unpack and install per file

What to automate?
• VM Creation
• Installation
• Test data preparation
• UI Testing

Selenium IDE
• Quick tests
• Support a lot of programming languages
• No frameworks
• Could be used in future WebDriver tests
• Could be attached to defects

Key success points
• Prepare the test environment
• Check how your extension affect all the
system
• Check client side performance
• Automate complex and routine tasks

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Magento applications and modules functional testing

1. Magento applications and modules functional testing

2. About me Igor Bondarenko  Test Lead  10 years in QA  Founder of QA Club Minsk Community

3. Our extensions Extend payment method Add new delivery method Customize all images in catalog Instagram widget

4. What to test? • Installation testing • Main functionality testing • Image processing testing • Catalog and Product Page testing • Payment methods testing • Shipping methods testing • Tests automation • …

5. Installation testing: Problems • Compatibility with Magento Versions: – Community Edition 1.4.x – 1.9.x – Enterprise Edition 1.12.x – 1.13.x • Compatibility of own extensions • Compatibility with third party extensions

6. Solving the problems Problem: Compatibility with a lot of Magento versions Solution: Virtual Machines server with CI tool integration

7. Solving the problems Problem: A lot of compatibility tests Solution: • Pairwise • Boundary values testing

8. Solving the problems Problem: Compatibility with third party extensions Solution: • Do NOT test • Testing on copy of working Magento

9. Something else? • Version update testing • ActivationDeactivation testing • Deletion testing

10. Main functionality

11. Image processing • Check all file types • Test on all image sizes • Check all places on site

12. Working with product • Check both HTTP & HTTPS • Test on different languages • Perform cross browser testing • Install custom color theme on Magento • FPC

13. Payment methods • AddingEditing of one payment method should NOT affect the rest • Checking all payment methods • Multishipping testing • Registration on checkout • Guest checkout

14. Shipping methods • AddingEditing of one shipping method should NOT affect the rest • Checking all shipping methods

15. Perfomance testing

16. Clent side perfomance • Test with real data • Test with real loading

17. MagentoConnect • Create a package • Upload package • Install package from MagentoConnect • Unpack and install per file

18. What to automate? • VM Creation • Installation • Test data preparation • UI Testing

19. Selenium IDE • Quick tests • Support a lot of programming languages • No frameworks • Could be used in future WebDriver tests • Could be attached to defects

20. Key success points • Prepare the test environment • Check how your extension affect all the system • Check client side performance • Automate complex and routine tasks

21. +375-44-7517599 Questions? igor.bondarenko@neklo.com

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