Including other Files¶
Purpose¶
The eval keyword enables you to incorporate external functions and data structures into your test script. (Note: eval is a JavaScript reserved word.)
Usage¶
See the example below:
eval(File.Include("myfunctions.js"));
function Test()
{
// Use something from myfunction.js
}
You can add an include statement by dragging a .js file from the Test Files tree and dropping it into your .js script.
It is recommended to place common functions and variables into the Common.js file within your framework. However, if you have other .js files, you can add include statements directly into Common.js.
Additionally, you can tag your external .js file as shared. This automatically loads the file for each test run, eliminating the need for an include statement.
