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JustZix for a QA team — sharing actions by link

A tester should not wait on a developer for a "fill the form with test data" button. In JustZix they build it themselves — and then hand it to the whole team with a single link. Here is how.

The problem: QA tools hang on developers

A typical QA toolbar — "fill data", "clear the cart", "set state X" — is usually a request to a developer and an item in the backlog. Yet it is a few lines of JavaScript that a tester can write and maintain themselves.

Step 1 — build a set of actions

In one JustZix folder (URL pattern for the test environment) create a rule with actions: FILL fills the form, CLR clears the fields, STATE sets a specific app state. Each action is a button and a piece of JS.

Step 2 — share it with the team by link

JustZix lets you export a folder as a shared link — a JZS-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX token with a lifetime of 1 to 48 hours. You send the link, the recipient sees a preview of the bundle (with a warning that it contains JavaScript), imports it with one click. The whole team has the same QA toolbar.

Link versus sync — which when

For a QA team: one person maintains the "reference" bundle, and on changes sends out a fresh link.

Step 3 — updates

The app changed, the selector in the FILL action stopped matching? The bundle's author fixes the action on their side and sends out a new link. The rest of the team re-imports. Versioning is manual but simple — and it needs not a single ticket to the developers.

Pitfalls

See also

Install JustZix — and give your QA team tools without a queue to the developers.

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