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Demo code for my Pluralsight course: Automated Tests in Java with Fluent Interface Using WebDriver Selenium

Automated UI tests should be easy to read and clearly show business logic, not filled with low-level code. Learn how to create a Fluent Interface for your tests and make them highly readable, easy to maintain and pleasant to work with.

Important

The topics taught in this course apply to any version of Selenium, including Selenium 4.

You can find all my courses at: https://www.pluralsight.com/authors/andrejs-doronins

Setup:

Windows users:

Once you have have cloned the repository, you need to simply take the entire website directory and copy it to the root of your C:\ drive. This is because the code in BaseTestClass attempts to: driver.get("file:///C:/website/HomePage.html");

Of course, you can change the path in code.

Linux and MacOS users:

I trust you can change the above line to point to wherever you place the website directory on your file system.

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