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In addition to extending custom widgets by editing the widget code, new widget libraries can be written and then included in SOASTA CloudTest. A primary reason one might implement a custom widget library would be to share common code between two or more widgets. Note: Editing a widget using the SOASTA CloudTest Widget API is described in Creating a New Custom Widget. See Widget Library API Reference at the end of the prior topic. You can also view the HelloWorld() template. |
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The Widget Library Editor appears. Enter a name, description (optional), define a folder (optional) for the SOASTA CloudTest folder for the project, and write or copy and paste code into the editor. Creating a project folder is a good idea since it's often more convenient to open from Central list > Library item than from the Dashboard workflow. Typically, you'll create your custom library and then use the Widget Editor to deploy code in the context of a given widget. |
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