Selenium Java Framework

Sample Selenium automation framework built with Java, Maven, TestNG, Page Object Model, ExtentReports, and JSON-based test data.

This repository is a learning/demo project, not a production-ready automation framework. It shows the basic structure and flow of a UI test framework for an ecommerce application hosted at https://rahulshettyacademy.com/client.

Tech Stack

• Java 17
• Maven
• Selenium 4
• TestNG
• ExtentReports
• Jackson Databind
• Cucumber dependencies included

What This Project Demonstrates

• Browser setup through a common base test
• Page Object Model with reusable page classes
• TestNG test organization and suite XML files
• Data-driven tests using JSON
• Retry logic for unstable tests
• ExtentReports integration through TestNG listeners

Project Structure

src/main/java
  AbstractComponent/
  PageObjects/

src/test/java
  Cucumber/
  Data/
  Resources/
  StepDefinisions/
  Testcomponents/
  Testing/

TestSuite/
reports/

Key Classes

• Testcomponents.BaseTest: driver setup, app launch, JSON reader, screenshot capture
• AbstractComponent.AbstractComponents: common waits and top navigation actions
• PageObjects.*: page object classes for login, product catalog, cart, checkout, and orders
• Testcomponents.Listeners: TestNG listener for ExtentReports and failure screenshots
• Testing.SubmitOrder: data-driven happy path purchase flow
• Testing.Errorvalidation: invalid login validation
• Testing.SmokeTest: simple navigation smoke flow

Prerequisites

• Java 17 installed
• Maven installed and available on PATH
• Chrome or Edge installed locally
• Internet access to reach the demo application

Configuration

Browser selection is read from:

• src/test/java/Resources/GlobalData.properties

Current value:

browser="chrome"

The framework also allows overriding the browser through a JVM system property:

mvn test -Dbrowser=chrome

For headless execution, the code expects values such as chromeheadless or edgeheadless.

Test Data

Purchase test data is stored in:

• src/test/java/Data/PurchaseData.json

The SubmitOrder test reads this JSON and executes against multiple data sets.

Running the Tests

Run the default Maven test phase:

mvn test

Run the TestNG regression-style suite configured in Maven profile Regression:

mvn test -PRegression

Run the purchase-focused suite:

mvn test -PPurchase

Run the smoke suite:

mvn test -PSmokeTest

Run with a browser override:

mvn test -PRegression -Dbrowser=chrome

Reports

After execution, reports are generated under:

• reports/report.html
• test-output/
• target/surefire-reports/