I’m trying to create some test cases using the demo e-commerce platform but it is too slow.
Because of that, katalon studio fails to record any steps done in the web page and also cannot capture objects in the spy mode.
Yes, I am going through the Katalon Academy.
I don’t have the logs. If I just open the url (https://cms.demo.katalon.com/) in a browser, it is super slow. It takes almost 30s to just go from the home page to the “My account” page.
Easily found that there are a lot of rooms for performance improvements.
In other words, this url is a good testbed to learn how to make use of the Lighthouse tool. The Lighthouse is amazingly useful to point out how to improve websites performance.
The speed of the demo e-commerce site should have nothing to do with you not being able to record any steps, but it will have a lot to do with your ability to “play back” your script. As I have mentioned to others, the recorder is only a starting place. Then you have to flush the code out, like I mention here:
If you cannot capture objects with the Web Spy, then again, that is not linked to the speed of the web site either. In this case, start with the F12 key and use DevTools.
Did some quick look on it with the devtools.
Altough i have a pretty decent internet conection provided by my ISP, the latencies I saw on this website are … oh well.
feel free to play and convince yourself.
If that will be a real AUT at my work, i will say “cannot be tested, please fix this garbage first” @Elly_Tran that is supposed to be a demo site put at the disposal of new users to start learning katalon features.
What they should learn? Patience? How a site should not be designed? Or how a site should not be hosted?
It seems that the demo e-commerce platform’s performance problems are probably resulting in Katalon Studio’s malfunction. The most likely scenario is the platform being slow to load, which stops the tool from recording actions and recognizing objects. I have compiled the following suggestions which you can use to solve the issue: first, make sure that your connection to the net is steady. Also, try the different network for testing purposes if possible. Check for any suspicious browser plugins or settings that might be causing the problem. Also, try deleting your browser’s cache memory or even changing the browser to check for increased responsiveness. If the problem still exists, the cause may be a degenerating software or a developer that is aware of the problem and have some tips on how to deal with it. Read more about 15 ways to improve your ecommerce website performance 15 Ways to Improve Your E-commerce Website Performance - Software Development CompanySoftware Development Company