Valoraclick QA Tool is a Windows desktop application built for QA analysts who need to document test executions, capture evidence, and deliver polished PDF reports — all without leaving a single GUI window. It handles PDF generation, screenshot embedding, session persistence, and Google Drive CSV backup automatically.Documentation Index
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Quick Start
Download the executable and start documenting tests in under two minutes.
Installation
Set up the source code environment for development or contribution.
Test Steps
Learn how to log test actions, expected results, and pass/fail status.
PDF Export
Generate color-coded PDF reports with embedded screenshot evidence.
Google Drive Backup
Automatically sync test data to Google Drive via Windows shortcut integration.
API Reference
Explore the public classes and methods powering the tool.
Key Features
Instant PDF Reports
Generate professional reports with Pass/Fail color coding using fpdf2 — no third-party services required.
Screenshot Evidence
Attach PNG or JPEG screenshots directly into the technical report as a visual evidence annex.
Session Persistence
Work is auto-saved to a local JSON file after every step, so nothing is lost on unexpected exits.
Google Drive Sync
CSV backups are transparently written to a Drive-mapped folder via Windows
.lnk shortcut resolution.Get Started
Download the executable
Go to the Latest Release and download
QA_Tool_v2.7.exe. No Python or installation required.Fill in report metadata
Enter the application name, tester name, date, user story, requirements, and version in the metadata form at the top of the window.
Log test steps
For each test case, enter the action performed, the expected result, the actual result, optionally attach a screenshot, and set Pass or Fail status. Click AÑADIR PASO to save the step.
Session data is automatically saved after every step to
sesion_testing.json in the application directory. If the app closes unexpectedly, relaunch it and your previous session will be restored.