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In the karate project I am trying I have used karate's ability to assert database entries. And I was looking for a way to insert SQL scripts as a 'given' inside the test rather than calling a java class. Did not see any example in the demo project of karate.
What would be the ideal way to do this?
If you have already seen the JDBC demo and still feel that is too complicated, then I'm sorry - look for another framework :)
Also see this example if it helps: https://twitter.com/KarateDSL/status/1144458169822806016
And the whole Given When Then approach is over-rated, see: https://stackoverflow.com/a/47799207/143475
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Is it possible to create API documents on JIRA? If yes then how? The currently employed approach involves creating / updating a Microsoft Word document and replacing it on Confluence. This approach though fulfills the requirement but do not seems a better way for API documentation management.
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Uploading Microsoft Word documents is probably the worst way.
Although I find Confluence (and JIRA) to be terrible, I write API docs using a table and it works well:
Once you have a template, copy and paste to grow the docs.
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Basing on what documents the test engineer will prepare test cases, directly from the requirement document or any other document. I heard that senior test engineer will prepare test scenarios based on requirement document, from test scenarios test engineer will prepare the test cases, is this the correct procedure or not please clarify me.
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Normally The flow is -
Use Case -> Functional Requirement Specification -> Test Scenario -> Test Conditions.
Now it depends on your company how particular they are in following this process.
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This is loosely related to Highcharts, but they have a great documentation at http://api.highcharts.com/highcharts and I'd like to know how it is made.
Its actually not generated from source; instead we have database model where we can express inheritance/overrides/deprecation/version/return types/... and other meta-data for each property. The database is currently a mongodb instance but could really be any type of database.
On top of the database there is a rest api that the webpage is using to query for more options (when you click "expand" on a node). The server is implemented as a java webapp using the spring-framework and the webpage is implemented using jquery+jquery-ui.
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i am working on some modules,actually change them.
but i don't know how i should document changes in a way that be clear and usefull for future changes.
would someone help me on this issue?
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If your project is written in one of the languages Doxygen supports, I strongly recommend using that to document your code.
By using Doxygen comments in your source code, you can easily generate documentation in a number of formats by running one command.
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I'm using VB.NET and Microsoft SQL Server 2005 to create an application. I was told I should use SQLite instead, as I want my application to be standalone with an embedded database. Can someone please provide me with a step-by-step tutorial on how to create a standalone application with an embedded database?
Sorry, I'm quite new to this. Thanks for reading and answering.
This website looks fairly promising:
https://www.dreamincode.net/forums/index.php?showtopic=157830
Here is a quick tutorial: SQlite on .NET in three minutes