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What are the requirements for User Interface testing using Selenium IDE?
I have to test a login page. Do I have to write a UI map file for this?
How can I implement the file in the IDE?
Selenium IDE is a Firefox plugin , so only requirement is having a compatible version of firefox , and you could use the tutorials given by "sircapsalot"
Additional Notes -
1)As far as I know UI Map is a part of Coded UI and not a concern in Selenium IDE .
2)From personal experience I think Using Selenium Web driver over Selenium IDE would be a good choice for having maintainable robust test framework in long term
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I am using QAF automation framework for my automation project. I want to execute my test cases on saucelabs. can anyone help me out here?
Thanks,
Albert
You need use remote driver and to set following properties to point your execution on sauce labs.
remote.server=http://username:AccessKey#ondemand.saucelabs.com:80/wd/hub
remote.port=80
Provide appropriate driver capabilities. Refer [setting driver capabilities] documentation1.
Note: Make sure you are providing remote driver in driver name. for example
driver.name=firefoxRemoteDriver
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I am in the stage to find out what is Selenium. Its website looks very old. Here is a nodejs version of it.
I also found a good in browser testing solution protractor.
Are they designed to do the same thing? Which one should I use? Why Selenium website is so old, out of favor?
All tools you mention above like protractor, nightwatch are all based on selenium. If you are looking for a nodejs based solutions you can either directly use WebDriverJS (popularly known as selenium) or use many other frameworks which are developed on top of it. Every framework below offers unique features, you need to pick what works best for you. The basic advantage of using framworks is that they do most of the heavy lifting for you, that way your code is small and maintainable. UI testing is hard, the smaller the code you have the easier it is to maintain
protractor (good support if your app is angular)
nightwatch
nemo
webdriverio
wd
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Please provide some guidelines to start wiring the framework and provide suggestion about the architecture of the framework.
I am building my own framework so need help on the folder structure and the class structure guidelines
Use Page object Model if you are building an automation framework. It's make your script maintainable and flexible
Refer it:-
http://toolsqa.com/selenium-webdriver/page-object-model/
Hope it will help you :)
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I am new to Selenium WebDriver.I am currently using TestNg to generate reports .but i need to use Allure Reporting framework with TestNg to generate reports.I don't see any proper documentation for using Allure.Need help in installation and setting up Allure framework with TestNg.
Is there any specific reason for using Allure Reports.
I am using Extent Reports for my test these are very easy and very good at the same time.
Here is a sample extent report for selenium tests : Sample
Take a look at the following pages:
Main documentation
Maven example
Ant example
Gradle example
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I guess Selenium Webdriver would be the good choice but not sure, how I can use it for my day-to-day project work. Without external training, what could be the best way to go step by step and master webdriver?
As Eugene said -
Download Selenium IDE. Play along with it, recording and running test cases.
Go through the official docs.
Export test cases in the language of your choice.
Read a few blogs regarding WebDriver. Try a few code snippets.
Write your own logic for data driven or key driven test cases.
And basically keep learning.
Best of luck!
There is a free udemy course which will show you how to set up and start using WebDriver with junit. You can find it here:
Start Using Selenium WebDriver with Java
This short course is made by Alan Richardson, author of Selenium Simplified. This is an excellent book, but is directed at Selenium-RC. I am currently using the book to learn WebDriver by translating the exercises from Selenium-RC syntax.
In my experience, the best way to push yourself to learn something like automation is to have a project. For example, if you have tests you run quite often at work, consider automating them in your spare time as part of the learning process.