Configure Custom Property

Ways to build Custom Property

A. Custom 1

B. Custom 2

A. Steps to Configure Custom 1 Property form Avo Assure Client

1. Launch the Avo Assure Client.

2. Navigate to the Configuration tab.

3. Select Settings option.

4. Enter Element Property in the Custom Property field.

Note: Enter the unique property of the Element (e.g., data-testid, data-val-required, custom-id).

Note: When a custom property is defined in the Avo Assure Client settings, it is automatically captured during element identification—provided the element contains that property. Additionally, the captured custom property is placed at the top of the priority list for element identification.

This tells Avo Assure to use this custom property during execution if the usual properties (like id or class) don’t work.

B. Steps to Configure Custom 2 Property from Element Repository

1. Navigate to the Element Repository tab.

2. Select the required element from the repository and click Edit icon. The Details panel will appear on the right side of the screen.

1. In the Custom 2 Value field, enter the unique property of the Element (e.g., data-testid, data-val-required, custom-id).

2. Click Save properties button to apply and save the changes.

How to Use Custom Property with Self-Healing

Avo Assure also supports Self-Healing, which means it can update element properties automatically when something changes in the application. You can use Custom 1 in this self-healing process after doing a simple setup in the Avo Assure Client.

How It Works During Execution

Once you’ve added the custom property in Avo Assure Client settings, follow the steps below to use it during self-healing:

1. Select the element that is not working during execution.

2. Choose both options:

• Adjust the broken element’s attributes

• Preserve the properties of reprioritized items for subsequent execution

What will happen next

• Avo Assure automatically maps Custom 1 to the previously entered property.

• If an element cannot be located using the default properties, the tool falls back on the custom property for identification.

• This ensures consistent identification of the same element across test executions.

• The test case proceeds without interruption, eliminating the need for manual intervention.

Note: Make sure the custom property you entered (e.g., data-val-requiredor, maxlength) is used throughout the application by your development team.

Example 1: Configure and Use Custom 1 Property

Scenario:

In an application, elements are uniquely identified using the attribute data-testid, which is not part of the default properties captured by Avo Assure.

Input:

• Property Name to be configured: data-testid

• Element captured from the application using Avo Assure Client.

Expected Result:

The data-testid property is captured as Custom 1 in the Element Repository and used during execution if default properties fail.

Output:

During execution, if the element is not found using id, name, or class, Avo Assure automatically uses the data-testid property defined in Custom 1 to identify the element and continue execution without failure.

Example 2: Configure and Use Custom 2 Property

Scenario:

An element in the application has a unique property data-val-required. The default attributes like id or class are dynamic and unreliable. The tester manually sets data-val-required as Custom 2 in the Element Repository.

Input:

• Property set in Custom 2: data-val-required

• All other attribute values set to None in the Element Repository.

Expected Result:

Custom 2 is used as the primary identifier to locate the element during execution.

Output:

Avo Assure identifies the element using the data-val-required value set in Custom 2 and executes the test steps successfully.