Selenium framework design in data-driven testing : build data-driven test frameworks using Selenium WebDriver, AppiumDriver, Java, and TestNG

Selenium framework design in data-driven testing build data-driven test frameworks using Selenium WebDriver, AppiumDriver, Java, and TestNG

Take a deep dive into building data-driven test frameworks using Selenium WebDriver About This Book A comprehensive guide to designing data-driven test frameworks using the Selenium 3 WebDriver API, AppiumDriver API, Java-Bindings, and TestNG Learn how to use Selenium Page Object Design Patterns and...

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Detalles Bibliográficos
Otros Autores: Cocchiaro, Carl, author (author)
Formato: Libro electrónico
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Birmingham, England : Packt Publishing 2018.
Edición:1st edition
Materias:
Web sites > Authoring programs.
Application software > Testing.
Ver en Biblioteca Universitat Ramon Llull:https://discovery.url.edu/permalink/34CSUC_URL/1im36ta/alma991009631662006719
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Cover
  • Title Page
  • Copyright and Credits
  • Dedication
  • Packt Upsell
  • Contributors
  • Table of Contents
  • Preface
  • Chapter 1: Building a Scalable Selenium Test Driver Class for Web and Mobile Applications
  • Introduction
  • Data-driven testing
  • Selenium Page Object Model
  • DRY
  • What you will learn
  • The singleton driver class
  • Requirements
  • The class signature
  • Class variables
  • JavaDoc
  • Parameters
  • Class methods
  • Using preferences to support browsers and platforms
  • Browser preferences
  • Platforms
  • Using preferences to support mobile device simulators, emulators, and real devices
  • iOS preferences
  • Android preferences
  • Multithreading support for parallel and distributed testing
  • Passing optional arguments and parameters to the driver
  • varargs
  • The parameter for setDriver
  • JVM argument - -Dswitch
  • Parameter processing methods
  • Selenium Grid Architecture support using the RemoteWebDriver and AppiumDriver classes
  • Third-party grid architecture support including the Sauce Labs Test Cloud
  • Using property files to select browsers, devices, versions, platforms, languages, and many more
  • Summary
  • Chapter 2: Selenium Framework Utility Classes
  • Introduction
  • Global variables
  • Synchronization utility classes
  • Selenium synchronization classes
  • The ExpectedConditions class
  • WebDriverWait/FluentWait classes
  • Custom synchronization methods
  • The JavascriptExecutor class
  • The TestNG Listener class
  • Building the test listener class
  • Logging the results to the console or log file
  • Including the test runner in the test class or suite
  • File I/O class
  • Property files
  • Lookup table files
  • CSV files
  • Log files
  • The image capture class
  • The capture screen method
  • The capture image method
  • The compare image method
  • The reporter class
  • The JavaMail class
  • Summary.
  • Chapter 3: Best Practices for Building Selenium Page Object Classes
  • Introduction
  • What you will learn
  • Best practices for naming conventions, comments, and folder structures
  • Naming conventions
  • Comments
  • Folder names and structures
  • Designing and building the abstract base classes for the AUT
  • The abstract class
  • Abstract methods
  • Common locators
  • Common methods
  • Wrap up on base classes
  • Designing and building subclasses for feature-specific pages using inheritance techniques
  • Encapsulation and using getter/setter methods to retrieve objects from the page object classes
  • Exception handling and synchronization in page object class methods
  • Implicit exception handling
  • TestNG difference viewer
  • Explicit exception handling
  • Try...catch exception handling
  • Synchronizing methods
  • Table classes
  • Summary
  • Chapter 4: Defining WebDriver and AppiumDriver Page Object Elements
  • Introduction
  • Inspecting page elements on browser applications
  • Types of locators
  • Inheriting WebElements
  • Inspecting WebElements
  • Third-party plugins/tools
  • Inspection of page elements on mobile applications
  • Appium inspector
  • Inspecting mobile elements
  • Standards for using static locators
  • Rules for using standard locators
  • Simple locators
  • CSS locators
  • XPath query locators
  • Referencing static elements in methods
  • Retrieving static elements from other classes
  • Standards for using dynamic locators
  • Single attribute XPath versus CSS locators
  • WebElements
  • MobileElements
  • Multiple attribute XPath versus CSS locators
  • Using dynamic locators in methods
  • Summary
  • Chapter 5: Building a JSON Data Provider
  • Introduction
  • What you will learn
  • The TestNG Data Provider class
  • The @DataProvider annotation
  • The @Test annotation
  • Extracting JSON data into Java objects
  • Filtering test data.
  • Filtering include and exclude patterns
  • JSON Data File formats
  • The JSONObject class
  • Summary
  • Chapter 6: Developing Data-Driven Test Classes
  • Introduction
  • Annotating test class methods using TestNG
  • TestNG annotations
  • @Test
  • TestNG setup/teardown methods
  • Setup methods
  • @BeforeSuite, @BeforeTest, @BeforeGroups, @BeforeClass, and @BeforeMethod
  • Teardown methods
  • @AfterSuite, @AfterTest, @AfterGroups, @AfterClass, and @AfterMethod
  • Order of precedence
  • Naming conventions for test methods
  • Test classes and data files
  • Test methods
  • Test parameters
  • Test groups
  • Test setup/teardown methods
  • Using the TestNG DataProvider
  • Calling page object methods in test classes
  • Exception handling in test classes
  • Test methods
  • The setup/teardown methods
  • The ITestResult class
  • Test listener/reporter classes
  • Designing base setup classes
  • TestNG suite file structure
  • Suite section: &lt
  • suite&gt
  • Groups section: &lt
  • groups&gt
  • Listeners section: &lt
  • listeners&gt
  • Test section: &lt
  • test&gt
  • Suite parameters
  • @Parameters
  • Summary
  • Chapter 7: Encapsulating Data in Data-Driven Testing
  • Introduction
  • Casting JSON data to Java objects
  • JSON object
  • Sequential numbering of row IDs in the data file
  • Using Java object getter/setter methods
  • Passing data to page object methods
  • Building in positive, negative, boundary, and limit testing
  • Negative testing
  • Confirmation and exception property files
  • Property files
  • Lookup method in DataProvider
  • JSON data file data
  • Converting confirmation/error code on the fly
  • Property files and parsing test data on the fly
  • Environment property files
  • System properties
  • Initializing property file data
  • Global variables versus dynamic data
  • Processing JVM args.
  • Retrieving JSON data outside of test methods
  • Supporting multibranded applications
  • Multilocators
  • Conditional code
  • Runtime flags
  • Multiple driver support
  • Dual WebDriver testing
  • Dual WebDriver and AppiumDriver testing
  • Parallel testing
  • Suite XML file
  • Parallel properties method
  • Common setup
  • Summary
  • Chapter 8: Designing a Selenium Grid
  • Introduction
  • Virtual grids
  • Grid structure
  • Single browser nodes
  • Multibrowser nodes
  • Single mobile device nodes
  • Multimobile/browser nodes
  • Selenium driver class - WebDriver versus RemoteWebDriver
  • The setDriver method for browser
  • The setDriver method for mobile
  • Overloaded setDriver method for browser
  • Switching from local to remote driver
  • Suite parameters
  • JVM argument
  • Default global variables
  • Processing runtime parameters
  • Selenium standalone server and client drivers
  • Local use of drivers
  • Remote use of drivers
  • Selenium standalone server and browser driver command-line options
  • Selenium hub
  • Selenium hub JSON configuration file
  • Selenium nodes
  • Selenium node JSON configuration file
  • Appium server and mobile simulator/emulator command-line options
  • Appium nodes
  • Appium node JSON configuration file
  • Selenium Grid console
  • Directing traffic to Selenium nodes
  • Multiple nodes of the same platform and version
  • Directing traffic using desired capabilities
  • Maintenance of the Selenium Grid
  • Summary
  • Chapter 9: Third-Party Tools and Plugins
  • Introduction
  • IntelliJ IDEA Selenium plugin
  • Sample project files
  • Generating element locators
  • Wrap-up on Selenium Plugin
  • TestNG results in IntelliJ and Jenkins
  • IntelliJ TestNG results
  • Jenkins TestNG results
  • HTML Publisher Plugin
  • Installation
  • BrowserMob Proxy Plugin
  • Getting started
  • ExtentReports Reporter API class
  • ExtentHTMLReporter.
  • Dashboard page
  • Categories page
  • Tests page
  • Code sample
  • Sauce Labs Test Cloud services
  • Sauce Labs Test Cloud features
  • Browser and mobile platforms
  • Driver code changes
  • Dashboard
  • SauceConnect tunnel
  • TestObject Real Device Cloud
  • Jenkins plugin
  • Advantages and disadvantages of using in-house versus third-party grids
  • Summary
  • Chapter 10: Working Selenium WebDriver Framework Samples
  • Introduction
  • Selenium driver and DataProvider classes
  • CreateDriver.java
  • JSONDataProvider class
  • Selenium utility classes
  • BrowserUtils.java
  • Global_VARS.java
  • TestNG_ConsoleRunner.java
  • selenium.properties
  • ExtentReports classes
  • ExtentTestNGIReporterListener.java
  • extent-config.xml
  • Browser page object base and subclasses
  • PassionTeaCoBasePO.java
  • PassionTeaCoWelcomePO.java
  • Browser test class and data files
  • PassionTeaCoTest.java
  • PassionTeaCo.json
  • Browser Suite XML and Maven Pom XML files
  • PassionTeaCo.xml
  • pom.xml file
  • Summary
  • Index.

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