Automated Testing of Web Applications using Selenium Tool and TestNG Framework.
| Topic | Aim |
|---|---|
| Chrome Driver | WebApps Testing using Selenium on Google Chrome Browser |
| Gecko Driver | WebApps Testing using Selenium on Mozilla FireFox browser |
| Amazon Test Cases | Writing Manual Test Case Suite in Excel Sheet |
| Amazon.com | WebApps Testing for Amazon E-Commerce website |
| StandAlone Server | Using StandAlone Server library as sole super-library for Selenium |
| GitHub | Automated GitHub Login using Selenium |
| Personal Assistant | A failed but full of learning attempt to create an automated Bot for handling social media accounts |
| IEDriver | WebApps Testing using Selenium on Internet Explorer Browser |
| TestNG | Introduction to TestNG Framework |
| Gmail Bot | Attempt for automated Email |
| Amazon.com x TestNG | Modifying Selenium testing for Amazon.com using TestNG Framework |
| Excel Read | Using Selenium to Read Excel Documents via Apache POI Library |
| Data Providers | Introduction to Annotations and Data Providers in TestNG |
- Java JDK 1.8 or above installed on local machine.
- Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Internet Explorer installed on local machine
- ChromeDriver, GeckoDriver and ExplorerDriver installed on local machine.
- Eclipse or IntelliJ IDE installed on local machine
- Jenkins installed on local machine
- Selenium Java 3.14 or above installed on local machine
- TestNG Framework added to Eclipse IDE
Link for TestNG Configuration
- Bots can harm the website and thus we need certifications, captchas etc. to stop them.
- Use the get command to wait for webpage to load rather than navigate().to() which runs through all commands.
Contributions in all forms are welcomed. Contribution Guidelines to be followed.