Earnest Acceptance Test
The following tests provide a quick validation of the JungleSocks application. The code is based on my open source test framework hosted on GitHub (a work in progress) - which I used for my project for charities, Pledgerunner.
Test Logic Class (Test package)
JungleSockTest
Test Cases / Methods
- verifyEachStateTaxAtCheckout - completes order form and validates checkout, including tariffs, for all 50 states.
- verifyEdgeCaseCheckout - edge acceptance test for validating error handling.
- verifyInvalidCheckout - checking invalid checkout and error handling
- verifyZeroCheckout - adding zero items to checkout and confirming usability.
Page Object Model (Page package)
JungleSockCheckout
JungleSockPage
Test Results
[pwd]/TestFrameworks/target/surefire-reports/index.html
Run tests
mvn clean install- or -mvn test
Notes / Observations
- Functional: Prevent or inform user they have exceeding stock quantity in the order form, IF they attempt to order more than what is listed.
- Suggestion: In Checkout, display state where order is from (or maybe not - for purpose of exercise).
- Cosmetic: Should the quantity change after an order has been placed?
- Cosmetic: Lock button if user hasn’t made entry into any of the fields, preventing access to checkout.
- Cosmetic: Prevent user from entering spaces - user can type "1 0 0" for 100. Result: Only "1" is used.
- Edge Case: Prevent excessive text entry. Set limit.
- Code: Add an ID or name attribute to the form element.
Nice To Have Test Cases / Ideas
- Test multiple browsers with acceptance test cases. I'm adding a way to switch out drivers associated with different browsers.
- More invalid text entry cases - but this would have been duplication for this exercise.
- My first attempt at this involved building my tests with PhantomJS and CasperJS - but I ran into issues with xPath and the form. This would be a perfect candidate for building a lightweight test framework in that technology.