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Store and manage reusable values across your tests with environment-specific configurations.

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Adding environment variables

1

Add variable

Click + Add Variable to create a new environment variable.
2

Set the scope

Select the environment for which this variable will be accessible.
Environment-level variables will be accessible to all tests. Use these to store API keys, base URLs, and common configuration values.
3

Configure its value

Enter the variable name and value. JSON values are supported and accessible in your tests as JSON objects.
4

Set the sensitivity

Toggle Sensitive to encrypt and hide the value after creation.
You will not be able to see or change the values of sensitive variables after creation.
5

Save the variable

Save the variable to make it available across all of your tests.
Configure Google OAuth authentication for your tests.
See: Google OAuth for a detailed guide on setting up and configuring Google OAuth authentication for your tests.
Manage files needed for testing file upload functionality.

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File Management

Upload and organize test files:
  • Document Testing: PDFs, Word documents, spreadsheets
  • Image Testing: Photos, graphics, avatars
  • Data Files: CSV, JSON, XML for import testing
  • Media Files: Audio, video for media upload testing
See: File Uploads for a detailed guide on using these files in your tests.
See all of the emails received in your project’s inbox.
See: Email Receiving for detailed configuration and usage.
Test your Chrome extensions on the web.
See: Chrome Extensions for setup and configuration details.
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