We are OpenTAP™. A growing community of test developers dedicated to effortless automation.
A test automation solution built on simplicity, scalability, and speed that improves the world.
To make automation easier and accessible for all. We love to experiment and innovate, and we invite you to do the same with OpenTAP™. Working together, we will inspire and teach one another better ways to automate.
The core of OpenTAP™ is an open-source test sequencer, and our community is continuously adding plugins and solutions that support faster development, execution and optimization of test software that excels—now, and next time. OpenTAP™ use spans from R&D test automation (e.g., a baseband IC, an RF IC) to large manufacturing line of electronic devices (from simple components to fully build systems).
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Sign upWe have launched a brand new forum for the growing community of OpenTAP developers to interact by asking questions, share news and findings, posting ideas and being part of the community!
Explore our Forum!We are continuously adding plugins and solutions that support faster development, execution and optimization of test software.
Our latest release of OpenTAP is v9.12 released in Jan 2021.
Python is a very popular programming language in the test and automation space. The Python Plugin makes it possible to use Python and OpenTAP together, allowing you to write fully functioning plugins using Python.
Learn MoreThe OpenTAP TUI is a textual based user interface that can be used from a terminal. It gives you a graphical way to create OpenTAP test plans and install OpenTAP packages. It supports running in almost every terminal including in Docker containers!
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