Selenium UI automation

A basic UI automation using Java + Junit + Selenium + Gradle. Automation created to test the Sauce Demo page

Contains:

• Basic build.gradle.kts config to execute Selenium tests with Junit5
• UI automation using the POM pattern
• Allure HTML report

Use sample project locally

• Verify that you have Git
• Verify that you have Java installed, also that you already setup the following environment variables: $PATH and $JAVA_HOME
• Clone the repository and move inside that path:

$ git clone git@github.com:eataborda/ui-selenium.git
$ cd ./ui-selenium

Run tests

• Run all tests on the src (Can select: chrome, firefox, edge):

$ ./gradlew -Ddriver="chrome"

• Run all tests inside a class or a specific method using junit tags (@Tag):

$ ./gradlew -DincludeTags="regression" -Ddriver="firefox"

In this way you can use the following tags depending on the tests you need to run:

• General: regression, smoke
• Class level: standard-user, locked-out-user, problem-user
• Method level (@Test): buy-items, remove-cart-items, cart-items-persistence, order-inventory-items, verify-checkout-data, login-locked-user, login-wrong-password, inventory-item-src-issues, inventory-filter-issues

Generate report

Once you have run the tests you can generate the Allure report by running the following command:

$ allure generate build/allure-results --clean

After running the above command successfully you will be able to find the report in the following path: your-project-path/allure-report

Open the report

Locally you can open the report in two ways:

• Using the command:

$ allure open /your-project-path/allure-report

The command starts a local web server and show the report directory's contents. Opens the report in your default browser.

• Opening the report file /your-project-path/allure-report/index.html in the browser of your choice. This shows the static contents of the report directory without starting any local web server.