Framework Development

Framework - maintain all project related files.

Objectives:

1. Re-Usability

2. Maintainability

3. Readability

Hybrid Driven

Phases of design and development of framework.

1. Understanding requirement

   • Functional specifications (static)
   • Swagger

2. Choose automation tool - Rest Assured Library

3. Design your framework

   • Decide about folder structure.
   • Decide coding format and other policies.
   • Decide Configuration and utility classes.

4. Development

   • Develop all decided design

5. Execution + CI

Rest Assured Framework Design

Development

• Endpoints - Routers, UserEndPoints, StoreEndPoints, PetEndPoints

• Test Cases - User Tests, Store Tests, Pet Tests

• Payloads(POJO) - User, Store, Pet

• Utilities - DataProviders, Extent Report, XL Utility

• Test Data - Userdata.xlsx, StoreData.xlsx, PetData.xlsx

Execution

• TestNG.XML
• POM.xml - Dependencies, Plugins
• Reports - TestNG Reports, Extent Reports

CI

• Git
• GitHub
• Jenkins

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Step 1: Create Maven Project

Step 2: Update pom.xml with required dependencies

Step 3: Basic structure we need to create - Create folder Structure

Step 4: Create Endpoints.java which contain's url

Step 5: Create UserEndPoint.java =====> CRUD method implementation

Step 6: Create UserServiceHelper and read config files and creating reusable https methods.

Step 7: Create Data driven test - need data in excel sheet - need apache poi to read and write data - excelUtility file

Step 8: Generate extent reports - extent report utility. - testng.xml file

Step 9: Add execution logs to track log of execution. Add logs - log4j2 dependancy,

Step 10: How to get url from properties file and run it - checkout classes UserServiceHelperFromProperties, endpoints.properties, com.api.test.property.UserTests.java

Step 11: How to run project through Maven - Add two plugins in to pom.xml - maven-compiler-plugin and maven-surefire-plugin and add target testng.xml

Step 12: Command for run - mvn clean install test

Step 13: Run project from command prompt/terminal: Install maven in your system. - set maven path - go to project location in terminal and run mvn clean install test