cucumber-selenium

Automation Framework for Web Application tests using Cucumber and Selenium

Project Description

This project is to implement Page Object Model pattern with Cucumber and Selenium Webdriver for a sample Google search scenario. Project was developed using:

1. Cucumber - 6.10.4 - latest version
2. Selenium - 3.141.59 - latest version
3. Lombok - annotations and clean code

Design

Page Object Model Pattern:

1. Page Object Model is a design pattern that creates Object Repository for web UI elements and it reduces code duplication and improves test maintenance.
2. Page Object classes can be found at src/test/java/com/automation/demo/pages package

Acceptance Tests:

1. Acceptance Test written as Cucumber feature file can be found at src/test/resources/features/GoogleSearch.feature
2. This test launches Google home page in Chrome browser, performs a search and retrieves first results detail to print in terminal

Prerequisites to Run the project

1. Environment Requirements: Maven v3.5.4 or later, Java 1.8 or later, Eclipse or IntelliJ IDE

Execution Instructions

1. After cloning the project, compile using the IDE Maven plugin or mvn clean compile
2. Review the code to understand the flow
3. src/test/java - has the code for Cucumber tests implementation
4. src/test/resources - has the feature file

Command Line:

mvn clean test - This will run the scenarios in Cucumber feature files

Run Configuration:

Alternative way to run the project is by use of: TestRunner at src/test/java/com/automation/demo/TestRunner.java or Using IDE Run configuration, for IntelliJ:

1. Right click project and click Run as
2. Select Maven Build
3. Enter goals - clean test
4. Click Run

Reports Location:

After execution, reports can be accessible via the link displayed in the maven logs (provided by Cucumber latest version).

When this project is integrated in a Jenkins pipeline, cucumber.json file in target/cucumber-reports can be integrated in the Build using Jenkins Cucumber plugin