Test Amazon Web / Java-Cucumber-Selenium

Resume:

• This automated UI test framework was created based on BDD carrying out the best testing practices.

• Using Page Object Model (POM) as a design pattern.

• To verify web-based application testing performs expectedly, Selenium WebDriver was used.

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• To achieve this test framework, test cases in Amazon web page following this steps were created:

  1. Navigate to Amazon web page.

  2. Search a product.

  3. Navigate to page number 2 of the result search.

  4. Select the third item from the result search.

  5. Validate the item previously selected was add to the cart.

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• In order to automate these test cases, the following classes and files were created:

  1. build.gradle file to define the build configurations that will be applied to all the modules in the project.

  2. Runner java class to execute scenario we want and how we want cucumber to run.

  3. Feature file in gherkin language where to declare the scenearios and declare in a parameterized way the items criteria to perform the search, the page number and the item to select from the result search.

  4. Base page java class where a single instance of the webdriver is created, and different methods to interact with the web elements, the other pages will inherit these functionalities.

  5. Step java class where the methods to be reproduced by the gherkin scenarios are implemented.

  6. Page java class where we will inherit the functionalities from the base page for interact with web elements.

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Technologies used:

• Language: JAVA

• Building Tool: Gradle

• Libraries: Selenium-Cucumber

• Enviroment Configuration:

  • Download and set JAVA environment variables (JAVA_HOME and PATH):JDK (17.0.2)

  • Download and installation IDE (IntelliJ IDEA)

• Cucumber Reports:

  • test-output/HtmlReport/ExtentHtml.html

• Run Tests:

  • gradle clean

  • gradle clean test -D cucumber.options="--tags '@Amazon'"