Selenium Practice Project

This project automates UI testing for Expand Testing using Selenium WebDriver with Java 21, JUnit 5, and Gradle. It supports Docker (via docker-compose), uses JSON configuration for test data, and follows the Page Object Model (POM) for a modular test design. Configuration (such as headless mode) can be controlled via environment variables.

Features

Core Functional Tests:

• Login (form fill) on /login
• Logout from the secure area (/secure)
• Filling inputs (text, radio, checkboxes) on /inputs and /checkboxes
• Testing textarea, dropdown, and radio inputs on appropriate pages (e.g. /inputs, /dropdown)
• Static page tests (using available pages like /login and /secure)
• Multiple static page tests loaded from config
• Complex XPath selection, explicit wait usage, and reading the page title

Advanced Tests:

• WebDriver configuration (headless mode via env variable)
• Cookie injection (to simulate bypassing a consent popup)
• Hover actions on /hovers
• File upload on /upload
• History navigation (back button)
• Test case dependencies (chain actions)
• Simulated email verification (mock email activation)
• Random test data using Faker
• File download simulation (if applicable)
• JavaScriptExecutor interactions

Tech Stack

• Java 21
• Selenium WebDriver
• JUnit 5
• Gradle
• Docker & docker-compose
• WebDriverManager
• JSON config (with Jackson)
• Faker (for random test data)
• Page Object Model (POM)
• CLI/env variable support

How to Run

1. Clone the repository.
2. Run gradle test to execute tests.
3. Set the environment variable HEADLESS=true to run Chrome in headless mode.
4. Use Docker Compose with docker-compose up -d if needed.

Happy Testing!