Objective: Test cases and Test automation

1. Navigate to the following sample application: http://computer-database.herokuapp.com/computers
2. Test CRUD operations.
3. In this project work I have automated basic CRUD operations, and considered only positive cases.
4. This work is UI Functional testing, not a backend or webservices test automation.

What is Tested:

1. Tested on Windows 10
2. Tested positive CRUD operations.
3. Tested on Chrome browser.
4. Tested on Jenkins (local) using jenkins script (it is not full blown CI/CD).

What is not Tested:

1. Negative tests.
2. Not tested on Linux OS.
3. Not tested in Docker container.

Technology stack:

1. java 8
2. cucumber
3. maven
4. selenium
5. junit 4
6. log4j 2.11
7. windows 10 OS

Open source libraries used:

1. junit 4
2. chromedriver
3. selenium 3.14
4. cucumber java
5. extent reports
6. log4j

Patterns used:

1. page object factory from selenium.
2. singleton pattern.

Download code:

Do git clone for downloading the project to your local machine and then import project to your IDE.

Install with git:

$ git clone https://github.com/meharlist/onesite.git

Running test from command line:

1. You can use git bash or any choice of shell.

2. Go to your project directory from terminal and hit below command:

$ mvn clean package compiler:testCompile surefire:test

3. Test results or reports can be found in cucumber-reports folder which is under target directory.

4. logfile under project root, which you can open to see what steps were executed. It is simple logger info.

Running test from IDE (Eclipse):

1. Import project to IDE

2. open TestRunner class from src\test\java\com\onesite

3. click on project root, and navigate to src\test\java\com\onesite and open TestRunner class and run as junit test

4. JUnit test results can be found in target folder.

5. Also, you have another option to execute from IDE.

6. you can copy mvn command, see below.

  clean package compiler:testCompile surefire:test

7. And go to project root folder in eclipse and click Run As -> Run Configurations and then double click on maven build and keep exactly as below image.

  

8. click apply and run

9. test results are in target folder.

10. Possible issues you might encounter, java run time issue, if it is the case, do some internet search on how to execute maven project from Eclipse IDE

11. You might run into above issue because you did not set your java build path -> JRE system library to jdk 8 and you forgot to set java compiler to java 8.

12. For point 11, the settings are in eclipse, navigate to project root folder and then click build path by left clicking and set the point 11.

Running test from Jenkins:

1. Please follow this git link https://github.com/meharlist/onesite-jenkins

Do's and Don't:

1. Please do not execute in Linux OS.

2. If you try running on Linux then configuration needs changes, especially with file navigation, because linux file navigation uses // on contrast windows uses \\

3. Due to point 2 your execution will fail.

4. Don't run in geckodriver OR firefoxdriver

5. For point 4, you shouldn't be worry if you plan to run against chrome, because I have set chrome as browser type in configuration.properties.

Cucumber feature file:

  

Sample test result report:

  

Test Runner class:

  

Project Structure: