genai

genai_handler.py

@@ -70,7 +70,9 @@ def generate_test_cases(elements_json_str: str, url: str, num_cases: int = 5) ->
     Present the test cases ONLY as a valid JSON list of objects. Each object must have the following keys:
     - "Test Case ID": A unique identifier (e.g., TC001, TC002).
     - "Test Scenario": A brief description of the test objective.
-    - "Steps to Execute": Numbered steps describing how to perform the test manually. Mention specific element identifiers (text, id, placeholder) where possible from the JSON above.
+    - "Steps to Execute": Numbered steps describing how to perform the test manually.
+        - Mention specific element identifiers (text, id, placeholder) where possible from the JSON above.
+        - IMPORTANT: When a step requires filling an input field, explicitly state the concrete dummy data to use (e.g., `testuserTC001`, `password123`, `[email protected]`). Do NOT say 'enter a valid username'.
     - "Expected Result": What should happen after executing the steps.
 
     Example format for a single test case object:
@@ -81,6 +83,13 @@ def generate_test_cases(elements_json_str: str, url: str, num_cases: int = 5) ->
       "Expected Result": "The contact page should load successfully, displaying contact information or a contact form."
     }}
 
+    {{
+      "Test Case ID": "TC003",
+      "Test Scenario": "Verify successful login with specific credentials",
+      "Steps to Execute": "1. Go to the homepage.\\n2. Click the link with ID `login2`.\\n3. Fill the input with ID `loginusername` with the value `testuserTC003`.\\n4. Fill the input with ID `loginpassword` with the value `password123!`.\\n5. Click the button with text `Log in`.",
+      "Expected Result": "The user should be logged in, and the navbar should show 'Welcome testuserTC003'."
+    }}
+
     Ensure the entire output is *only* the JSON list, starting with '[' and ending with ']'. Do not include any introductory text, explanations, or markdown formatting outside the JSON structure itself.
     """