Overview: This is Part 3 of Selenium Docker Integration Through Jenkinsfile series. If you have not read the Part 1 & Part 2, I would request you to check below. Selenium Docker Integration Through Jenkinsfile – Part 1 – Setting Up Tests & Dependencies Selenium Docker Integration Through Jenkinsfile – Part 2 – Building Docker Image & […]
Overview: This is Part 2 of Selenium Docker Integration Through Jenkinsfile series. If you have not read the Part 1, I would request you to check here. In this part, Lets see how to create a Dockerfile, build an Image using Dockerfile and push the image to Docker hub for distribution. Udemy – Selenium WebDriver With Docker: TestAutomationGuru
Overview: We already have seen how to create a disposable selenium grid at run time using Docker. How To Create A Disposable Selenium Grid Infrastructure using Docker How To Create A Disposable Selenium Grid Infrastructure using Docker – Using Zalenium In this article, We are going to see how to run our automated tests inside
Overview: I have been using Docker a lot for my automated Selenium Webdriver test execution. I use Zalenium for the selenium grid. If you are not sure what Zalenium is, I would suggest you to take a look at this article first. Zalenium – Yet Another Dockerized Selenium Grid To dockerize your automated tests, check
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Overview: We all like chrome browser. Whether you like it not, It is the mostly used browser supported by the tech giant Google. I am huge fan of Chrome DevTools which helps me to play with locators, changing element style etc very quickly. Chrome supported headless mode testing from its version 59. Headless mode would
Overview: I have come across this question many times from people that how to test rest api using selenium webdriver. You could see many related questions in StackOverflow.com. People who are new to test automation sometimes do not understand that Selenium is only for automating the web based applications. However if you would like to do
Overview: We had already covered 2 articles on the script-less page object design. If you have not read them already, I would suggest you to read them first in the below order. Part 1 – Creating JSON based page objects which contains elements name – value pairs Part 2 – An Engine which parses the
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Overview: This article is continuation of Part 1 which you can read here. In Part 1, We created JSON based page objects. Now lets see how to use them in our automation scripts. Page Object Parser: We need some script…..by this time, you might be like, Hold on! Script? Did you not say that Scriptless!!? Well.. Do
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Overview: One of the applications I had automated had some unique functionality! The application helped the users to connect with different service providers! Users would be entering their preference in the application. The application would show list of service providers. Users could pick one from them and and fill out a specific form for the
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Overview: We had already covered about Factory Design Pattern in detail here. If you had not read that before, I would suggest you to check that article first. In this article, We are going to follow slightly a different approach using Java8 lambda expressions. Advantage of using lambda expressions is to write only fewer lines
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