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Supported Test Automation Frameworks

SQAI Suite is designed to seamlessly integrate with your existing test automation infrastructure, ensuring that our AI capabilities enhance—not replace—your current code, tools, and practices.

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1. Technology Agnostic Test Auomation

SQAI Suite plugs directly into your test automation code repositories in a technology-agnostic way. This means we support virtually all pro-coding and low-coding platforms that store scripts and code in a Git-powered repository.

  • Learning from Your Code: SQAI's code generation engine connects directly to your repository to read your existing code, architecture, design patterns (e.g., Page Object Model), language conventions (Java, Python, JS, C#), and framework structure (e.g., Playwright, Selenium, Cypress).

  • Replicating Human Behavior: By learning from your actual code, SQAI is trained to replicate human coding behavior. This ensures that any generated test scripts are immediately maintainable, match your team's style guide, and are ready for merge via standard Pull/Merge Request workflows.

2. Supported Code Repositories

SQAI Suite integrates directly with the industry-leading Git providers. Activating this integration is the first step in enabling automation code generation.

To activate the connection, you must integrate your repository using the links below:

3. Supported Automation Frameworks

The range of frameworks SQAI Suite supports is defined by what we can successfully read and replicate in a Git repository. We have successfully deployed and generated code for the following frameworks across our customer base.

⚠️ Disclaimer: The list below is not exhaustive and is updated periodically. Since SQAI Suite is technology-agnostic, any modern pro-code or low-code solution that stores scripts in a Git-powered repository will work with our platform.

Top Supported Frameworks (By Popularity)

Framework

Description

Categories

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Selenium WebDriver

The open-source standard for browser automation, providing a robust suite of tools for cross-browser WebUI testing.

WebUI

Playwright

Microsoft's modern framework for reliable end-to-end testing across Chromium, Firefox, and WebKit with a single API.

WebUI, API

Cypress

A developer-friendly, JavaScript-based framework for fast, easy, and reliable testing of anything that runs in a browser.

WebUI

Appium

An open-source tool for automating native, hybrid, and mobile web apps on both iOS and Android platforms.

Mobile

Postman

The leading collaboration platform for API development, used for designing, testing, and documentation of REST/SOAP APIs.

API

Rest-Assured

A powerful Java library designed for simplifying the testing and validation of RESTful APIs.

API

Cucumber

A BDD (Behavior-Driven Development) framework that uses Gherkin syntax to write human-readable test specifications.

WebUI, Mobile, API

Katalon Studio

An all-in-one automation platform that supports codeless and script-based testing across WebUI, Mobile, and API.

WebUI, Mobile, API

Puppeteer

A Node.js library created by Google, providing a high-level API to control Chrome or Chromium over the DevTools Protocol.

WebUI

WebDriverIO

A progressive automation framework for testing modern web and mobile applications with a robust ecosystem of plugins.

WebUI, Mobile

Karate DSL

A BDD-style framework that unifies API test automation, performance testing, and API mocking in a simple language.

API

Robot Framework

A keyword-driven, open-source framework suitable for acceptance testing and automation of various targets using libraries.

WebUI, Mobile, API

Espresso

Google's native framework for writing fast and reliable Android UI tests, tightly integrated with Android Studio.

Mobile

XCUITest

Apple's native UI testing framework built on XCTest, designed for writing Swift/Objective-C tests for iOS/macOS apps.

Mobile

TestNG

A powerful Java testing framework inspired by JUnit, offering advanced features like data-driven testing and parallel execution.

API, WebUI, Mobile

JUnit

The standard unit testing framework for the Java ecosystem, often integrated into larger frameworks for setup and execution.

API

TestCafe

A Node.js tool that runs tests directly in the browser without external drivers, offering fast setup and clear reports.

WebUI

Nightwatch.js

An integrated end-to-end testing solution for web applications, powered by Node.js and the WebDriver protocol.

WebUI, Mobile

SoapUI

The leading desktop application for inspecting, invoking, developing, and testing REST, SOAP, and GraphQL APIs.

API

Apache JMeter

Primarily a performance/load testing tool, also widely used for functional API testing and measuring web application performance.

API

SpecFlow

A Behavior-Driven Development (BDD) framework for .NET that allows defining test specifications in human-readable Gherkin language for WebUI and API testing.

WebUI, API

Maestro

A modern, open-source mobile UI testing framework built specifically for highly reliable and simple E2E testing of native and React Native apps.

Mobile

Detox

A gray-box end-to-end testing and automation framework for React Native mobile apps, known for flakiness reduction.

Mobile

Serenity BDD

A Java-based framework that wraps Selenium and Rest-Assured to provide clear, narrative-style BDD reporting and maintainable tests.

WebUI, API

Gauge

A flexible BDD framework focusing on readable, markdown-based specifications for acceptance testing across multiple platforms.

WebUI, API

Ranorex Studio

A commercial all-in-one tool offering low-code automation for desktop, web, and mobile applications with powerful object recognition.

WebUI, Mobile

Selenide

A concise and practical Java library built on top of Selenium WebDriver, adding a fluent API for quick, stable WebUI tests.

WebUI

Pytest

A popular, extensible testing framework for Python, used for writing simple and scalable tests, often integrating with requests for API testing.

API, WebUI

Mountebank

An open-source tool used for API service virtualization and mocking, essential for testing distributed systems and API consumers.

API

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