Import or create your own data tables in mabl. There is no limit to the number of data values you can use, giving you the flexibility to test a wide range of permutations.
Use and reuse data tables in any new or existing test; take it a step further with dynamic values by using string templates or integrating with faker.js.
Data tables can also be edited on the fly, allowing you to change the data within the table without having to go back and update your tests.
Integrate with Segment to ensure your tests cover the most important user journeys in your application.
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