System.out.println("This is a demo test.");

    //From the test case, we call 1 class and from this class object we call other classes
    //like getNavigationBar() and getFooterNavigation()
    //THis is single page responsibility principle.

    travelHomePage.goTo();
    travelHomePage.getNavigationBar().setFlights();
    travelHomePage.getFooterNavigation().setFlights();

    /*******************************************************************
     *  STEP 1:
     * Calling each class files directly to execute corresponding methods
     * *******************************************************************/
    // travelHomePage.getMultiTrip().checkFlightAvailability("MAA","HYD");
    //travelHomePage.getRoundTrip().checkFlightAvailability("MAA","HYD");

    /*******************************************************************
     *  STEP 2:
     * Calling each class files directly is not efficient way.
     * Hence we can go with Next approach of strategy design pattern.
     * At run time we decide which implementation to be used.
     * So we can avoid creating getMultiTrip() and getRoundTrip() methods.Less code
     ********************************************************************/
    //By secElement= By.id("traveller-home");
    //travelHomePage.setBookingStrategy(new MultiTrip(driver,secElement));
    //travelHomePage.bookFlight("MAA","HYD");

    /*******************************************************************
     * STEP 3:
     * However the above approach is not the best one as we are exposing
     *the implementation classes to the test class and defining secElement in Testcase
     * Another approach is to go with Factory Design Pattern
     ********************************************************************/
     travelHomePage.setBookingStrategyWithPageFactory("MultiTrip");

    /*******************************************************************
     * Passing city as argument is not advisable as multi trip has multiple destination
     *******************************************************************/
    // travelHomePage.bookFlight("MAA","HYD");

    /*******************************************************************
     * STEP 4:
     * Hence use hashmap to pass multiple values
     *******************************************************************/
     /*HashMap<String,String> reservationDetails2 = new HashMap<>();
     reservationDetails2.put("from","MAA");
     reservationDetails2.put("to","HYD");
     reservationDetails2.put("to2","BLR");
     travelHomePage.bookFlight(reservationDetails2);
     */

    /*******************************************************************
     * STEP 5:
     * But still there is problem in above, why to hardcode teh data, rather parameterize it
     *******************************************************************/
    travelHomePage.bookFlight(fromTopReservationDetails);

    /*******************************************************************
     *  STEP 6:
     * Multitrip class internally uses execute around pattern to avoid code duplication
     * Go and check that class
     */

}

@DataProvider()
public Object[][] getData() throws IOException {
   /*******************************************************************
    HashMap<String, String> reservationDetails = new HashMap<>();
    reservationDetails.put("from", "MAA");
    reservationDetails.put("to", "HYD");
    reservationDetails.put("to2", "BLR");

    HashMap<String, String> reservationDetails2 = new HashMap<>();
    reservationDetails2.put("from", "BLR");
    reservationDetails2.put("to", "MAA");
    reservationDetails2.put("to2", "CBE");

    List<HashMap<String,String>> llist = new ArrayList();
    llist.add(reservationDetails);
    llist.add(reservationDetails2);

    //Use either way to pass data
   // return new Object[][]{{reservationDetails}, { reservationDetails2}};

    return new Object[][]{ {llist.get(0)}, {llist.get(1)}};
    *******************************************************************/

    /*******************************************************************
     *  STEP 7:
     * Still there is problem, why pass data from data provide from inside,
     *I want to pass it from external file
     *Go and check DataDrivenTest class
     *******************************************************************/
    List<HashMap<String,String>> llist = getJsonData("src/test/resources/TestData/flightBooking.json");
    return new Object[][]{ {llist.get(0)}, {llist.get(1)}};
}
@AfterTest()
public void tearDown(){
    driver.quit();
}

/************************************************************************
 *STEP 8:
 * Export as jar and use it in other projects
 *  mvn clean install -> jar file will be created in local maven repository .m2
 * ************************************************************************/

/************************************************************************
 *STEP 9:
 * Push jar to jFrog Artifactory and use it in other projects
 *  Set up Maven Project in jfrog
 *  Artifacts->artifactory-> set me up
 *  Deploy tab will have dependency to be added to our project POM file
 *  Then click geenrate settings, it gives settings.xml file
 *  copy and place settings.xml in your lcoal .m2 folder settings.xml
 *  then run teh project mvn deploy -DskipTests
 * Refer the screenshot folder for reference
 * ************************************************************************/

/************************************************************************

• STEP 10:
• Push jar using Jenkins job to jFrog Artifactory and use it in other projects
• Create Jenkins job, link the git project and maven goal as deploy -DskipTests settings="path to .m2/settings.xml
• Upon run the job jar will be created in jFrog Artifactory
• ************************************************************************/

/************************************************************************

• STEP 11:
• 1.Enable Jenkins job to push jar into artifactory using jenkins github hook
• 2.In Jenkins, Goto Settings/System/Github Section/GitHub Servers/Advanced
• 3.Provide webhook URL http://172.27.128.1:9090/github-webhook/ (local IP)
• 4.And enable the same jenkins Job Configure -> select GitHub hook trigger for GITScm polling
• 5.Goto github repo/Settings/Webhooks/Add webhook and save
• 5.1Note: Webhook is private url, Whereas Github can use only public url
• 5.2Inorder to route private to public url use SocketXP application(google and install)
• 6.Download socketXP, signup and login
• 7.https://portal.socketxp.com/#/ copy auth token
• 8.CMD to path where sockexp,exe present ex: C:\socketxp>
• 9.>socketxp login Login Succeeded. User [jehovabalan@gmail.com] Email [jehovabalan@gmail.com]. ###To map local port(Jenkins opened port) to public url C:\socketxp>socketxp connect http://172.27.128.1:7777 (local jenkins port 7777) Connected to SocketXP Cloud Gateway. Public URL -> https://jehovaballan-556c5b8eb-91bc-452f-b4e8-d86e6d672842.socketxp.com 10.in github replace previous webhook with this public url ************************************************************************/