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How to automate the completion of website registration forms?
In general, the thing is, there is a virtual machine, I set up a web server with SQL on it so that users can register on the site.
And I just want to "fill" the server with data, that is, register users on the site so that they are in the SQL database and study the interaction between the server and the user when he registers on the site and when he does something on the site, study the types of logs, etc. d.
But it's too long to do it manually, maybe there are some tools for testing? To automatically fill out registration forms from a text file (where is the list of users and their passwords)? When I try to find information about this in search engines, it gives me only test description plans, even the names of the tools with which you can do this do not display ... Or maybe I google it wrong?
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There is a Silenium but I would drive it directly into the database. This will allow you to fill the database very simply and most importantly automatically.
If you just "fill the database with data", then it's better through pre-prepared dumps.
Do a dump once and then just upload it to each test server.
If the process is interesting, then perhaps there is a REST interface on your server and then you need to use it.
Well, if you just want to repeat all user actions on the GUI, poke buttons, type in fields, select in selectors, then Selenide.org is definitely here (it's an order of magnitude easier than Selenium)
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