Create an Enterprise-Level Test Automation Framework with Appium: Using Spring-Boot, Gradle, Junit, Alm Integration, and Custom Reports with Tdd and B

ISBN-13: 9781484281963 / Angielski / Miękka / 2022 / 400 str.

Koushik Das

Spis treści

Introduction

 

Chapter 1: Automation Framework Overview

Framework Technology Stack

Framework Key Features

Scripting Strategy Followed

Automation Coding Standards Followed

 

Chapter 2: Creating the Wireframes with Spring-Boot

Bootstrapping with Spring-Boot

Opening Your Project in IntelliJ

IntelliJ Plugins

Deciding on your Folder Structure

 

Chapter 3: Configuring Gradle

Preparing build.gradle

Preparing gradle.properties

Creating Annotations for Gradle Tasks

Preparing settings.gradle

 

Chapter 4: Creating the Properties Files

Creating Your Properties Files

Reading from Properties File with Spring-Boot Library

Reading from Properties File Traditional Way

 

Chapter 5: Creating Android, iOS and Web Drivers On Demand

Creating Driver with Standard Desired Capabilities

Creating Driver with Default Service

Creating Drivers for Grid or Cloud Execution

Quitting Driver and Teardown

 

Chapter 6: Enhancing Framework – Common Mobile Actions

Creating Variables

Coding for Common Screen Actions

 

Chapter 7: Creating Page Objects

Initializing Page Objects and Workflow Class

Deciding on Locator Strategy

Writing Page Object Methods

 

Chapter 8: Writing Your First Test Suite

Using Various Annotations

Writing Soft Assertions

Plugging in the Reporting Module

Running Test Suite in Gradle

 

Chapter 9: Importing Test Data From Excel, XML or Other Formats

Importing Test Data from Excel

Importing Test Data From XML and Other Formats

 

Chapter 10: Adding BDD Capabilities with Cucumber

Using Spring Runner with Cucumber

Generating ExtentReport in Runner Class

Writing Step Definitions

Running Test Suite in Gradle

 

Chapter 11: Adding Allure Reporting for TDD and BDD

Generating Allure Report

Viewing Allure Report

 

Chapter 12: Making Extent Report Better and Workable with Junit

Making Extent Report Work with JUnit

Improving Extent Report to Print Data-Tables

Creating Separate Extent Report for each Test-Suite

 

Chapter 13: Creating a PDF Report with Screenshots

Creating a PDF Util to Generate reports for each Test Suite

Passing Parameters to PDF Util from Test Suite

Merging Multiple PDFs

 

Chapter 14: Enhancing Framework – Screenshots

Creating Screenshot and Saving at Default Location

Creating Screenshot and Saving at Variable Location

Creating Screenshot with Page Object Name

 

Chapter 15: Testing Multiple Apps and Versions in Same Test Suite

Testing Multiple Versions of App in Same Test Suite

Testing Multiple Apps in Same Test Suite

Best Practices To Follow

 

Chapter 16: Running Scripts or Batch Files From Test Suite

Scenarios Where Running Script or Batch Files Are Required

Running Script or Batch Files from Test Suite

Some Examples

 

Chapter 17: API Testing

Testing REST API with Web Client

Example

 

Chapter 18: Advanced Topic I – Adding Device Management Functions

Overview

Unlocking Device

Toggling Wi-Fi

Setting Language

Setting Device Date, Time,  Timezone and Time Format

Reading Device Properties

Enabling and Disabling App Notifications

 

Chapter 19: Advanced Topic 2 – Integrating with HP ALM

Using ALM 15.x API

Login and Authentication

CRUD Operations in AboutAppTestSuite

 

Chapter 20: Advanced Topic 3 – Adding Localization Testing Capabilities

Deciding on Approach Based on Requirements

Localization Testing in Android

Localization Testing in iOS

 

Chapter 21: Advanced Topic 4 – Implementing Parallel Test Execution

Managing multiple Sessions

Updating BaseTest Class

Updating Test Suites and Step Definitions

 

Chapter 22: Other Utilities

Overview

OCR Util

Image Comparison UTIL

Email Util

 

Appendix

Audience: Intermediate

O autorze

​Koushik Das is an Automation Architect with over 18 years of experience in software development, manual testing, and test automation. He has built automation frameworks for mobile, web, and desktop applications using a variety of tools. Koushik believes in leveraging the power of test automation whenever possible and has recently published a book to help mobile test automation engineers graduate to an architect role. When not testing software, Koushik likes reading, traveling, and playing with his baby daughter.

Blurb

Think from a framework design perspective and move beyond straightforward coding skills. You’ll design an enterprise level test framework that is capable of supporting both TDD and BDD at the same time, using the latest open source tools and coding best practices. Taking a less-is-more approach, superfluous information is excised in favor of sleek and direct instruction and focused coding practices.

Your framework will be built with Spring-Boot, Gradle, and Junit. And it will support HP QC integration, Allure (TDD, BDD), Extent (BDD), and customized Pdf reporting (TDD, BDD). Extensive utilities are provided, such as HP ALM integration, device management utilities, email reporting, pdf reporting, OCR utility, Log utility, and more! There’s also a special chapter on internationalization/localization testing in multiple languages. After reading this book, you’ll have full confidence in your ability to build new test automation frameworks for yourself. 

Though primarily written for software professionals who are in test automation, recent engineering graduates who have programming knowledge and want to prepare for a role in mobile test automation will also find what’s taught here helpful. Test engineers and computer science graduates alike can use what they learn here to become absolute pros in test automation.

You will:

• Design an enterprise level mobile test automation framework capable of supporting both TDD and BDD 
  
• Work with the latest open source tools and coding best practices 
  
• Build with Spring-Boot, Gradle, and Junit while supporting HP QC integration, Allure, Extent, and customized PDF reporting