Automation project

Tools supporting test automation frameworks: Java 17, Selenium 4.4.0, TestNG, Lombok, OpenCSV, REST Assured, Kubernetes and Jenkins (Soon), Allure Reports, Slack API (Soon), SeleniumGrid, WebDriverManager, Saucelabs (Soon), Owner framework, Salesforce API Rest.

RUN TESTS

In terminal type mvn test -> This will run all tests from tests package.(src/test/java/testCases)
You can pass some environment values e.g:

• -Dbrowser=chrome _{This will run your test cases using a specific browser, the available browser are firefox and chrome.}
• -Ddriver.remote.server=local _{This will specify in which environment you want to run your test cases, the available environments are local and saucelab.}
• -Dsauce.platform.name=Windows11 _{Platform on which test cases will be running on Saucelab.}
• -Dsauce.browser.version=latest _{Browser version in Saucelab.}
• -Dsauce.user=none _{Saucelab username.}
• -Dsauce.key=none _{Saucelab access key.}
• -Dheadless=false _{Specify if you want to run your browser in headless mode.}
• -Dtestng.parallel=methods _{You can choose how to run your test cases in parallel, the available options are between methods, tests, classes or instances.}
• -Dtestng.threads=1 _{The size of the thread pool for running in parallel.}
• -Dtestng.groups=sanity _{The list of groups you want to be excluded from this run.}
• -Dselenium.grid.url=http://local-testing.com _{* Selenium endpoint to run test cases on kubernetes containers. *}

API

Currently, only Rest-Assured is supported. Some materials that would be useful for expanding the API tests:

• JSONPath Online Evaluator
• Expressions in JSONPath
• Read JSON Response Body using Rest Assured
• Rest Assured Tutorial

We also support Salesforce API request, please take a look:

• Force.com REST API Connector

RESULTS AND LOGS

CI/CD

• Jenkins: Soon...

Allure

• Allure: In terminal type allure open to open the allure report.

SELENIUM GRID

Here are the steps to deploy the Grid to a Kubernetes cluster on development:

• Initialize kubernetes locally: $ minikube start.
• Install the NGINX ingress controller: $ minikube addons enable ingress NGINX Installation Guide.
• Configure your localhost to point hostname to kubernetes cluster: The private URL to access on the grid is defined as local-testing.com into k8s/ingress-nginx.yaml file:
  • Windows: Edit this file C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts and place the result of $ minikube ip alongside of local-testing.com URL, e.g.: 192.168.99.100 local-testing.com.
  • Unix: Sames as windows but within this file /etc/hosts.
• Deploy all the grid components to kubernetes: $ kubectl apply -f k8s.

Run your test cases on Selenium grid:

1. Make sure that SeleniumGrid is running properly, check http://local-testing.com.
2. In terminal type mvn test -Dselenium.grid.urlr=http://local-testing.com

AUTHOR

• Ivan Andraschko

LICENSE

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details