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Designing a Custom Data Construction Tool for Testing: Methods, Configurations, and Implementation

The article examines the inefficiencies of manual test data creation, compares existing data construction approaches such as local scripts, web‑based tools, and Java methods, and proposes a unified, configurable script platform that generates visual tools to streamline testing workflows.

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Designing a Custom Data Construction Tool for Testing: Methods, Configurations, and Implementation

During testing, manual data creation is time‑consuming, so various data construction tools have emerged.

Common approaches include local documents, SQL scripts stored on a PC, web pages built with HTML/JS/Spring, and Java methods within the test project, each with distinct advantages and drawbacks.

By analyzing existing tools, a unified script creation and execution platform can be designed. A script consists of configuration (e.g., MySQL host, user, password), executable content (SQL, WRedis, Redis, Codis, Java), and input parameters.

The article includes a table summarizing the configuration fields and methods for each script type (SQL, WRedis, Codis, Redis, Java).

Custom scripts are defined by configuration, variable definitions (currently only input‑box type), and a sequence of steps; the platform generates a visual interface where users fill variables and the system executes the corresponding scripts using Java dynamic loading.

Additional features include execution logging with unique IDs, data backup, and analytics on script usage, providing efficiency, shareability, maintainability, easy modification, and statistical insight for testing teams.

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