Comprehensive end-to-end web automation testing suite for the DevExpress TestCafe example website
- 🎯 Overview
- ✨ Features
- 🛠️ Prerequisites
- ⚡ Quick Start
- 🧪 Test Scenarios
- 📸 Screenshots
- 🏃♂️ Running Tests
- 📊 Test Reports
- 🎨 Customization
- 🤝 Contributing
- 📄 License
This project provides a complete TestCafe automation suite for testing web forms and UI interactions. It demonstrates best practices for:
- ✅ Form Element Testing - Text inputs, checkboxes, radio buttons, dropdowns, sliders
- ✅ Screenshot Automation - Automated visual documentation at every step
- ✅ Cross-Browser Testing - Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge support
- ✅ Validation Testing - Form validation and error handling
- ✅ UI/UX Testing - Element visibility and interaction testing
Feature | Description | Status |
---|---|---|
🎬 Visual Documentation | 30+ automated screenshots per test run | ✅ |
🕐 Smart Timing | Configurable execution speed with optimal waits | ✅ |
🧩 Modular Design | Reusable selectors and helper functions | ✅ |
📝 Detailed Logging | Console output with step-by-step progress | ✅ |
🛡️ Error Handling | Comprehensive assertions and validations | ✅ |
🌐 Cross-Platform | Works on Windows, macOS, and Linux | ✅ |
📊 Form Elements Coverage: 100%
├── 📝 Text Inputs
├── ☑️ Checkboxes
├── 🔘 Radio Buttons
├── 📋 Dropdowns
├── 🎚️ Sliders
└── 💬 Text Areas
Before you begin, ensure you have:
- Node.js (v12.0 or higher) - Download here
- npm (comes with Node.js)
- Git (optional) - Download here
- Modern web browser (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge)
git clone https://github.com/yourusername/testcafe-automation-suite.git
cd testcafe-automation-suite
# Global installation (recommended)
npm install -g testcafe
# Or local installation
npm install testcafe --save-dev
mkdir screenshots
# Run in Chrome
testcafe chrome testcafe-automation.js
# Run in headless mode
testcafe chrome:headless testcafe-automation.js
# Run in multiple browsers
testcafe chrome,firefox testcafe-automation.js
Our comprehensive test suite includes 5 main test scenarios:
- Tests all form elements in sequence
- Validates successful form submission
- Captures 9 detailed screenshots
- Tests each UI element independently
- Validates checkbox and radio button states
- Captures element-specific screenshots
- Tests empty form submission
- Validates required field behavior
- Tests minimum field requirements
- Verifies all elements are present
- Tests dropdown functionality
- Validates page structure
- End-to-end user journey simulation
- Detailed step-by-step logging
- Comprehensive screenshot documentation
The automation suite captures screenshots at every critical step:
📸 Screenshot Timeline:
├── 01_initial_page_load.png
├── 02_name_filled.png
├── 03_os_selection.png
├── 04_js_features_selected.png
├── 05_interface_selected.png
├── 06_slider_adjusted.png
├── 07_comments_filled.png
├── 08_form_submitted.png
├── 09_success_verification.png
└── ... (30+ total screenshots)
# Chrome (default)
testcafe chrome testcafe-automation.js
# Firefox
testcafe firefox testcafe-automation.js
# Safari (macOS only)
testcafe safari testcafe-automation.js
# Edge
testcafe edge testcafe-automation.js
# Headless Chrome (CI/CD friendly)
testcafe chrome:headless testcafe-automation.js
# Headless Firefox
testcafe firefox:headless testcafe-automation.js
# Mobile Chrome simulation
testcafe "chrome:emulation:device=iPhone X" testcafe-automation.js
# Mobile Firefox simulation
testcafe "firefox:headless --width=375 --height=667" testcafe-automation.js
# Custom screenshot path
testcafe chrome testcafe-automation.js --screenshots path=./custom-screenshots
# Parallel execution
testcafe chrome testcafe-automation.js --concurrency 3
# Debug mode
testcafe chrome testcafe-automation.js --debug-mode
TestCafe provides several report formats:
# JSON Report
testcafe chrome testcafe-automation.js --reporter json > report.json
# JUnit XML Report
testcafe chrome testcafe-automation.js --reporter xunit > report.xml
# Minimal Console Report
testcafe chrome testcafe-automation.js --reporter minimal
✅ DevExpress TestCafe Example - Web Automation Testing
✅ Complete form filling with all elements (5.2s)
✅ Individual element interaction testing (3.8s)
✅ Form validation and error handling (4.1s)
✅ UI elements and page interaction testing (2.9s)
✅ Complete workflow with detailed logging (7.3s)
5 passed (23.3s)
Adjust test execution speed in the code:
// Slow execution (good for demos)
await t.setTestSpeed(0.1);
// Fast execution (good for CI/CD)
await t.setTestSpeed(1.0);
// Moderate speed (recommended)
await t.setTestSpeed(0.6);
test('Your custom test case', async t => {
console.log('Starting custom test...');
await t
.typeText('#your-selector', 'Your test data')
.takeScreenshot('custom_test_step.png')
.click('#submit-button')
.expect('#success-message').ok();
console.log('✅ Custom test completed');
});
Update the pageElements
object to match different websites:
const pageElements = {
yourInput: Selector('#your-input-id'),
yourButton: Selector('.your-button-class'),
// Add more selectors as needed
};
We welcome contributions! Here's how you can help:
- 🐛 Report Bugs - Found an issue? Let us know!
- 💡 Suggest Features - Have ideas for improvements?
- 🔧 Submit Pull Requests - Code contributions welcome!
- 📖 Improve Documentation - Help make our docs better!
- Fork the repository
- Create a feature branch (
git checkout -b feature/amazing-feature
) - Commit your changes (
git commit -m 'Add amazing feature'
) - Push to the branch (
git push origin feature/amazing-feature
) - Open a Pull Request
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