Plugins
Badboy and Wave Test Manager support plugins that can extend their functionality. This means you can add your own tools, buttons, views and features to Badboy! Or, you can take advantage of plugins provided by others.
| Plugin | Description | Version | Author | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Test Creation Wizard | Quickly create a test for all the links and buttons on a page! | 1.0 | Badboy Software | download |
| Ssssh | Adds a handy button for toggling Silent Mode On and Off | 1.0 | Badboy Software | download |
| WatchMouse | Upload your scripts to your WatchMouse account with a simple click of a button. | 1.0 | Badboy Software | download |
All plugins listed are licensed under BSD or equivalent free software licenses, meaning that you are free to use, modify, and redistribute them without cost.
Installation
The easiest way to install plugins is to download them with Badboy itself. If you do that, Badboy should offer to install the plugin for you. If you don't want to do that, you just need to use an "unzip" tool to unzip the plugin file into the "plugins" folder inside the Badboy installation directory.
| Plugin | Description | Version | Author | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Subversion | Automatically sync locations from your subversion repository to your scripts folder | 1.0 | Badboy Software | download |
All plugins listed are licensed under BSD or equivalent free software licenses, meaning that you are free to use, modify, and redistribute them without cost.
Installation
Wave Test Manager plugins are installed by going to the Settings page and selecting "Plugins" from the menu at the top. On the screen you will see an option to select a plugin file to upload and install. You must have local access to the server running Wave Test Manager as it will pop up a window on the server machine to prompt for permission to install the plugin. If you don't want to unstall plugins by using the web interface you can do so by locating the Wave Test Manager data directory (check the parent folder of your "scripts" folder) and finding the "plugins" folder there. You can treat any plugin file as a zip file and just unzip it there to install it.