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With this wiki we want to showcase how to set up a test automation project.
We set up some example projects to demonstrate how to structure your test code and improve the console output by logging your steps. But first we would like to give a little information about the technology and concepts we used:
The next step would be to setup your test execution environment to develop and launch your Neodymium tests. Most of the things are already shipped within the Neodymium-Library.
We implemented multi-browser support and integrated Selenium as well as Selenide. Please refer to the bullets below to learn more about the specials Neodymium offers.
- First Steps using our Neodymium-Template
- Building the Project
- IDE
- Maven
- Test execution with
- Framework Sugar
- Multi browser support (Configuration for browsers)
- Test data provider (Support, Configuration, DataUtils)
- Neodymium context (Configuration)
- Neodymium configuration properties (General Neodymium configuration)
- Localization
- How-tos
- Basic Setup and Run
- How to set up a WebDriver
- How to use Allure
- How to configure Allure in POM
- How to use Test Environments
- Use Logging
- Use Selenium grid
- Selenide
- Structure Code using Page Objects and Components
- Use Tags to execute test subsets
- Running tests in parallel batches
- Highlight and Wait
- Setup continuous tests with Jenkins
- Posters demo store
- Use the Utility classes (SelenideAddons, AllureAddons, JavaScriptUtils, ...)
- Work with Shadow DOM
- IFrame handling
- Run only specific Tests from a Testclass
- Test-Recording
- Migrate to Neodymium 5
- Example Projects
- Resources
Overview
Neodymium features
- Neodymium configuration properties
- Neodymium context
- Utility classes
- Test data provider
- Test Environments
- Multi browser support
- Applitools Plugin
- Localization
- Highlight and Wait
Best practices and used frameworks
Special