SHAFT: Unified Test Automation Engine

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• ⚙️ Configuration Manager
• 👤 User Guide
• 📚 Javadocs
• 📊 Latest Test Execution Reports:
  • Windows/Edge - Mac/Safari - Linux/Firefox - Native/Android
• ✈️ Related Projects:
  • using SHAFT_Engine
  • User Guide

What is SHAFT?

• A Unified Test Automation Engine.
  
• A source controlled Java Maven project that is easily and regularly extended and enhanced with new features.
• Provides an easily understandable and user-friendly syntax for writing simple, robust, reliable, maintainable, and scalable tests.
• Fully documented with standard JavaDocs.
• Provides an online Configuration Manager to effortlessly set up your tests.
• Regularly updated with the latest stable versions from all included dependencies.
• Provides a ton of built-in features in the Test Execution and Test Adaptation layers of the Generic Test Automation Architecture, and allows you to focus on the Test Generation and Test Definition Layers.
  

Why should I use SHAFT?

• MIT Licensed Open-Source project that's free to use and easy to customize.
• Frequent updates full of new features and bug fixes.
• Helps you focus on writing simple tests without wasting time on any of the underlying complex wrapper code and error handling.
• Maximize your Return On Investment by eliminating framework creation time, tool selection and training costs, and minimizing ramp up time.
  
• Start being productive immediately without having to reinvent the wheel!

When should I use SHAFT?

• If you're getting started with a new test automation project that focuses on any of the supported platforms.
• If you already have an existing test automation project that uses Selenium/Appium/RestAssured/TestNG/Java then using SHAFT will be a direct upgrade with ZERO refactoring required.

How can I use SHAFT?

• Simply copy-paste the related configuration from the sample using_SHAFT_Engine project as shown in this 10-minute Getting Started video ▶️:
  
• If you wish to use SHAFT with IntelliJ please apply these settings:
  Run/Debug Configurations > Edit Configurations... > Templates > TestNG > Configuration > Listeners > Add all SHAFT_Engine Listeners [AlterSuite, InvokedMethod, Suite]

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Stop Reinventing the wheel! Start using SHAFT!