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Versiyon: 1.0.5

AutoRunner Module

AutoRunner is RabbitQA's test automation orchestration module. It enables teams to execute automated tests across multiple frameworks, write BDD scenarios in Gherkin syntax, integrate with CI/CD pipelines, and schedule recurring test runs — all from a centralized interface.

AutoRunner Dashboard

Key Capabilities​

  • Multi-Framework Execution — Run automated tests across 12 supported frameworks
  • BDD Scenarios — Write and manage tests in Gherkin syntax with a built-in Monaco editor
  • AI Studio — Generate and refine test scenarios using AI-powered assistance
  • Code Editor — Full-featured Monaco editor with syntax highlighting, autocomplete, and live validation
  • Test Suites — Organize scenarios into configurable suites with driver, environment, and tag controls
  • CI/CD Integration — Trigger test runs from your deployment pipelines
  • Scheduling — Configure recurring test runs on a schedule
  • Runner Management — Register, configure, and monitor test execution engines
  • Results Aggregation — Centralized reporting with pass/fail trends and detailed logs
  • Project Health KPIs — Monitor test suite health with color-coded status indicators

Supported Frameworks​

FrameworkLanguageSupport
GaugeMultipleFull
CucumberMultipleFull
PostmanJavaScriptFull
RobotMultipleFull
AI AgentMultipleFull
SAPMultipleFull
OracleMultipleFull
Logo TigerMultipleFull
RecorderMultipleFull
JUnitJavaFull
TestNGJavaFull
xUnit.NETFull

Quick Start​

  1. Create a Project — Set up an automation project in Projects with your chosen framework.
  2. Organize Suites — Group your scenarios into Test Suites with driver and environment settings.
  3. Write Scenarios — Author BDD test scenarios in the BDD Editor or generate them with AI Studio.
  4. Edit Code — Use the built-in Code Editor for advanced scenario authoring and step definition editing.
  5. Run Tests — Execute tests and monitor results with the Test Runner.
  6. Analyze Results — Drill into Run Details for step-by-step logs, screenshots, and metrics.
  7. View Reports — Track trends and export reports in Reports.
  8. Configure Runners — Register and manage test execution engines in Test Runners.
  9. Automate — Set up CI/CD Integration or Scheduling for continuous testing.
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For a hands-on walkthrough, see the Quick Start Guide to create your first project, write a BDD scenario, and execute a test run in under 10 minutes.