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How It Works
When your tests need an email address, Testpilot can:
- Automatically generate a unique Mailosaur email address
- Use this email to receive real emails during test execution
- Access the inbox to retrieve verification codes, magic links, or other information
- Complete the authentication or verification flow automatically
Setup
1. Create a Mailosaur Account
If you don’t already have one, sign up for a Mailosaur account and
retrieve your API credentials. You will need a Mailosaur API Key and Server ID to configure
Testpilot.
3. Set Environment Variables
Configure Testpilot to use your Mailosaur account by setting these environment variables:
export MAILOSAUR_API_KEY=your_api_key
export MAILOSAUR_SERVER_ID=your_server_id
Using Generated Emails in Tests
Once configured, Testpilot will automatically handle email generation. You don’t need to explicitly
specify email addresses in your test scenarios - Testpilot will generate and use them as needed. For
example, you can test a signup flow using a unique, randomly generated email as shown below:
Example Test Scenario
cases:
id: email_signup_0001
name: Sign up with email verification
description: Use a random email to test the signup flow
url: https://zillow.com/signup
steps:
- Click Create Account
- Enter an email address to signup for an account
- Enter a password
Manually Specifying Email Addresses
If you prefer not to use the Mailosaur integration, you can explicitly specify email addresses in your test scenarios:
cases:
id: email_signup_0001
name: Sign up with email verification
description: Use a random email to test the signup flow
url: https://zillow.com/signup
steps:
- Click Create Account
- Sign up for an account with email address "[email protected]"
- Enter a password
