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Testlum IDE

Bohdan Shakhov edited this page Aug 20, 2025 · 2 revisions

🛠️ Testlum IDE

Testlum IDE is a powerful desktop application designed to help you create, manage, and execute automated tests — all without writing a single line of code.

Whether you're a manual tester, a QA engineer, or a developer, Testlum IDE enables fast, structured, and collaborative test development through an intuitive no-code interface.


✨ Key Capabilities

  • No-code test creation
  • Visual project management
  • Support for all type of testing
  • Built-in recorder to generate steps automatically
  • Test organization and reuse
  • Run and debug tests in-app

⚠️ Important Requirements

Before using Testlum IDE, please make sure the following dependencies are available on your system:

  • Git – required for project initialization and version control integration.
  • Java 17 or higher – the IDE requires at least Java 17 to run properly.

Java Installation Notes

  • If you already have Java 17+ installed on your system, the IDE will use it automatically.
  • If you don’t have the required version, you can install the needed Java runtime directly inside the IDE during project creation. The IDE will guide you through the installation process.

✅ Make sure both Git and Java 17+ are available before starting your first project in Testlum IDE.


📚 Getting Started

Explore the key workflows of Testlum IDE through the pages below:

Learn how to create your account, log in to the IDE, and manage your session securely.


Step-by-step guide to setting up a new automation project in the IDE — define your project name, test type, and structure.


Build and update test cases using our no-code editor. Add steps, configure actions, set assertions, and organize your test logic visually.


Use our built-in web recorder to capture real user actions and convert them into executable test steps. Record clicks, inputs, navigation, and validations without writing code.


💡 Tip

You can mix manual step creation with the recorder for maximum flexibility and precision.


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