Addons Community Marketplace

Testsigma provides a Community Marketplace where users can discover and publish addons to enhance their testing experience. This guide explains how to access the marketplace, search for addons, and view addon details.

Accessing the Community Marketplace

To access the Community Marketplace, click the addons icon in the navigation bar. The marketplace offers a variety of categories to help you find the addons that best meet your needs.

• Community: Addons published by the community and available to all users.

  • Featured: The most popular and top-rated addons.
  • New and Updated Addons: Recently added or updated addons.
  • Testsigma Addons: Official addons provided by the Testsigma team.
• Installed Addons: Addons that are already installed and activated in your account.
• My Addons: Addons you have created, both public and private.

If you don't find an addon that suits your needs, you can create a new one and publish it to the Marketplace to help other software development engineers in test (SDETs) in the QA Community. For more information on creating a new addon, refer to the documentation on creating a add-on

Searching, Sorting, and Filtering Addons

To find a specific addon, use the search bar located below the New Addon button on the marketplace page. You can organize the addon list by:

• Package Name
• Creation Date
• Last Updated Date

Additionally, you can filter the addon by:

• Tag
• Application Type
• Ratings
• Creation Date
• Last Updated Date

These features help you quickly locate the addon that best match your requirements.

Viewing Addon Details

Clicking on an addon in the marketplace opens its details page, where you can find the following information:

• Addon Name
• Download Source Code: A button to download the addon's source code.
• Creator Name: The name of the person who created the addon.
• Creation Date: When the addon was created.
• Addon Description: A brief description of what the addon does.
• Addon Rating: User ratings for the addon.
• Number of Installs: How many times the addon has been installed.
• Supported Application Types: The types of applications compatible with the addon.
• Supported Actions: Actions that can be performed using the addon.
• Data Generators: Data generation features supported by the addon.