WebDriverWrapper

WebDriverWrapper is a Selenium Webdriver Wrapper helps to build robust & adaptive test automation project in a fast pace. It contains:

WebDriverWrapper: A Webdriver Factory lets you easily create webdrivers with different capabilities.
Operation: A high-level abstraction of basic webdriver methods makes you manipulate and interact with DOM elements in a convenient and robust way.
BasePage: Adopt the concept of Page-Object to implement your automation project, and it has Operation object as a member variable, so dealing with DOM elements in this Page-Object is a piece of cake.
Utility Tools: Some tools you could find it helpful when you're writing your automation project. Like dealing with String, Number, Files and so on.

Getting Started
Basic Examples
Detailed API Docs
Demo Projects

Getting Started

To get a Git project into your build:

Step 1. Add the JitPack repository to your build file

Take Gradle for example. Add it in your root build.gradle at the end of repositories:

allprojects {
    repositories {
        ...
        maven { url 'https://jitpack.io' }
    }
}

Step 2. Add the dependency

dependencies {
    implementation 'com.github.deersheep330:WebDriverWrapper:-SNAPSHOT'
}

Basic Examples

WebDriverWrapper

Get WebDriverWrapper instance

WebDriverWrapper is a singleton.

WebDriverWrapper wrapper = WebDriverWrapper.getInstance();

Get Chrome driver runs on your local machine

WebDriverWrapper has built-in Chrome driver.

WebDriver driver = wrapper.getWebDriver("Chrome");

Get Chrome Mobile Emulation driver runs on your local machine

WebDriverWrapper has built-in ChromeMobileEmulation driver.

WebDriver driver = wrapper.getWebDriver("ChromeMobileEmulation");

Get IE driver runs on your local machine

WebDriverWrapper has built-in IE driver.

WebDriver driver = wrapper.getWebDriver("IE");

Get a customized driver runs on your local machine

If you'd like to create your own customized driver, you can implement the WebDriverSettingAbility interface, and override the getCapabilities() method to setup the capabilities (options) you want, and override the getName() method to specify a name to this customized driver so you can create this driver by this name later.

wrapper.addWebDriverSetting(new WebDriverSettingAbility() {
    @Override
    public Capabilities getCapabilities() {
        SafariOptions options = new SafariOptions();
        options.setCapability("your_custom_setting", yourCustomSetting);
        return options;
    }

    @Override
    public String getName() {
        return "CustomSafari";
    }
});

WebDriver driver = wrapper.getWebDriver("CustomSafari");

Get a (remote) driver runs on a remote node

The { node-name: node-address } mappings should be added into WebDriverWrapper so it can create the remote driver for you.

wrapper.addRemoteNode("remote-safari-on-mac", "http://192.168.30.40:4040/wd/hub");
wrapper.addRemoteNode("remote-chrome-on-win", "http://50.60.70.80:4040/wd/hub");

WebDriver remoteSafariDriver = wrapper.getWebDriver("CustomSafari", "remote-safari-on-mac");
WebDriver remoteChromeDriver = wrapper.getWebDriver("Chrome", "remote-chrome-on-win");

Get a driver using BrowserMob to intercept http requests and running on your local machine

For more details about BrowserMob, please visit its github. Currently, WebDriverWrapper only create BrowserMob driver running on a local machine, if you know how to setup BrowserMob so it can run on a remote node, please kindly let me know :)

WebDriver driver = wrapper.getHttpRequestsInterceptionChromeDriver();

Operation

Create a new Operation object

You can explicitly create an Operation object, but actually it's not necessary. If you let your page object extend BasePage, it already has Operation member variable built-in.

Explicitly create a new Operation:

Operation op = new Operation(driver);

Or just extends BasePage:

public abstract class BasePage {

    protected Operation op;

    public BasePage(WebDriver driver) {
        this.op = new Operation(driver);
    }
}

public class MainPage extends BasePage {
    // ......
}

Use methods provided by Operation

To use methods provided by Operation, you should wrap the DOM elements you'd like to interact with into an Element object. Element class has only 2 fields: the identifier (name) and the Xpath of this DOM element.

public class Element {

    ...

    public Element(String name, String xpath) {
        this.name = name;
        this.xpath = xpath;
    }

    ...

}

It could be convenient to store all the Elements you will use into a HashMap.

Map<String, Element> elements = new HashMap<>();
elements.put(elementName, new Element(elementName, elementXpath)));

Also, BasePage has built-in map to store Elements and provide methods to easily set/access Elements in this map.

public abstract class BasePage {
    
    ...

    protected Map<String, Element> elements = new HashMap<>();

    protected void addElement(String name, String xpath) {
        elements.put(name, new Element(name, xpath));
    }

    protected Element getElement(String name) { return elements.get(name); }

    ...

}

Examples below assume your page objects extend BasePage so you can use the Operation object and Element-related methods provided by it.

Click an element

Click an element. If the element isn't clickable because it's not present, it would retry several times. If the element still not present so not clickable, an exception would be thrown.

op.click(getElement("MyButton"));

Click an element and wait for another element

Click an element and expect another element to be displayed, if the expected element isn't present, it would retry several times. If the expected element still not present, an exception would be thrown.

op.clickAndWait(getElement("MyButton"), getElement("TriggeredElement"));

Click an element with offset and wait for another element

Click an element with offset and expect another element to be displayed, if the expected element isn't present, it would retry several times. If the expected element still not present, an exception would be thrown. It could be useful if you're dealing with SVG elements.

op.clickWithOffsetAndWait(getElement("MySvgElement"), 10, 30, getElement("TriggeredSvgElement"));

Hover an element and wait for another element

Hover an element and expect another element to be displayed, if the expected element isn't present, it would retry several times. If the expected element still not present, an exception would be thrown.

op.hoverAndWait(getElement("MyText"), getElement("TriggeredTooltip"));

Hover an element with offset and wait for another element

Hover an element with offset and expect another element to be displayed, if the expected element isn't present, it would retry several times. If the expected element still not present, an exception would be thrown. It could be useful if you're dealing with SVG elements.

op.hoverWithOffsetAndWait(getElement("MySvgElement"), 10, 30, getElement("TriggeredSvgElement"));

Test if an element is present or not

Test if an element is present or not for a certain timeout. Which means if the target element not found, it would retry several times before return.

boolean found = op.tryToFind(getElement("GDPRModal"));

Test of an element is present or not. This method would return immediately.

boolean found = op.isExist(getElement("GDPRModal"));

Wait for an element

Wait for an element being present, if it's not present, an exception would be thrown.

op.waitFor(getElement("GDPRModal"));

Send text to an input box or textarea

op.sendText(getElement("MyInput"));

BasePage

BasePage is the parent page object for other page objects to extend

It has Operation object as a member variable, HashMap for storing web elements, and convenient methods to set/get elements in the HashMap.

public abstract class BasePage {

    protected WebDriver driver;
    protected Operation op;
    protected Map<String, Element> elements = new HashMap<>();
    protected String url;

    public BasePage(WebDriver driver) {
        this.driver = driver;
        this.op = new Operation(this.driver);
    }

    protected void addElement(String name, String xpath) {
        elements.put(name, new Element(name, xpath));
    }

    protected Element getElement(String name) { return elements.get(name); }

    public void navigate() {
        if (url == null) throw new RuntimeException("url is null! please set it in constructor or using setUrl method.");
        op.navigateTo(url);
    }

    ...

}

Implement your own page object by extending BasePage

public class LoginPage extends Basepage {

    LoginPage(WebDriver driver) {
        super(driver);

        url = "http://my-site.com/login";

        addElement("LoginButton", "xpath-for-login-button");
        addElement("LoginForm", "xpath-for-login-form");
        addElement("EmailInput", "xpath-for-email-input");
        addElement("PasswordInput", "xpath-for-password-input");
        addElement("Submit", "xpath-for-submit");
    }

    public void login(String email, String password) {
        op.clickAndWait(getElement("LoginButton"), getElement("LoginForm"));
        op.sendText(getElement("EmailInput"), email);
        op.sendText(getElement("PasswordInput"), password);
        op.click(getElement("Submit"));
    }

}

Detailed API Docs

WebDriverWrapper

API	Description
getInstance	Get WebDriverWrapper singleton
setPageLoadTimeoutInSec	Change webdriver page load timeout. It's 60 sec by default.
addWebDriverSetting	Add a customized webdriver setting to create a customized webdriver later
addRemoteNode	Add a remote node setting into the WebDriverWrapper to create a remote webdriver for this remote node later
getCurrentActiveWebDriverSettingList	Get the list of WebDriverSettings in this WebDriverWrapper
getCurrentActiveRemoteNodeList	Get the list of remote nodes in this WebDriverWrapper
getWebDriver(String webDriverSettingName, String remoteNodeName)	Get RemoteWebDriver for the specific setting and connect to the remote node
getWebDriver(String webDriverSettingName)	Get WebDriver runs on local machine without standalone selenium server
getHttpRequestsInterceptionChromeDriver	Use BrowserMob to intercept http requests so we can get details of the headers/payloads of every requests. Only work when browser = Chrome and Machine = Local

Operation

Check browser type

API	Description
isIE	Test current webdriver is an IEDriver or not

Change default setting

API	Description
setTargetElementWaitTimeoutInSec	Set target element wait timeout
setWaitForElementWaitTimeoutInSec	Set waitFor element wait timeout

"Click and hold" method group

API	Description
clickAndHold	Click and hold "target" element and no need to wait for anything
clickAndHoldWithOffset	Click and hold "target" element with offset and no need to wait for anything
clickAndHoldAndWait	Click and hold "target" element and wait for "waitFor" element
clickAndHoldWithOffsetAndWait	Click and hold "target" element with offset and wait for "waitFor" element
clickAndHoldAndWait	Click and hold "target" element and wait for "waitFor" element with customized timeout
clickAndHoldWithOffsetAndWait	Click and hold "target" element with offset and wait for "waitFor" element with customized timeout
release	Release "target" element after "click and hold"

"Hover" method group

API	Description
hover	Hover "target" element and no need to wait for anything
hoverWithOffset	Hover "target" element with offset and no need to wait for anything
hoverAndWait	Hover "target" element and wait for "waitFor" element
hoverWithOffsetAndWait	Hover "target" element with offset and wait for "waitFor" element
hoverAndWait	Hover "target" element and wait for "waitFor" element with customized timeout
hoverWithOffsetAndWait	Hover "target" element with offset and wait for "waitFor" element with customized timeout

"Right click" method group

API	Description
contextClick	Right click "target" element and no need to wait for anything
contextClickWithOffset	Right click "target" element with offset and no need to wait for anything
contextClickAndWait	Right click "target" element and wait for "waitFor" element
contextClickWithOffsetAndWait	Right click "target" element with offset and wait for "waitFor" element
contextClickAndWait	Right click "target" element and wait for "waitFor" element with customized timeout
contextClickWithOffsetAndWait	Right click "target" element with offset and wait for "waitFor" element with customized timeout

"Click" method group

API	Description
click	Click "target" element and no need to wait for anything
clickWithOffset	Click "target" element with offset and no need to wait for anything
clickAndWait	Click "target" element and wait for "waitFor" element
clickWithOffsetAndWait	Click "target" element with offset and wait for "waitFor" element
clickAndWait	Click "target" element and wait for "waitFor" element with customized timeout
clickWithOffsetAndWait	Click "target" element with offset and wait for "waitFor" element with customized timeout
clickAndWaitUntilDisappear	Click "target" element and wait for "waitFor" element disappearing
clickWithOffsetAndWaitUntilDisappear	Click "target" element with offset and wait for "waitFor" element disappearing
clickAndWaitUntilDisappear	Click "target" element and wait for "waitFor" element disappearing with customized timeout
clickWithOffsetAndWaitUntilDisappear	Click "target" element with offset and wait for "waitFor" element disappearing with customized timeout

Check for existence

API	Description
isExist	Check "target" element is displayed or not
tryToFind	Test "target" element is exist or not. If "target" is exist, return true, else if "target" isn't exist, return false. No exception would be thrown
waitFor	Wait for "waitFor" element. If it's not found after timeout, an exception would be thrown

Get WebElement(s)

API	Description
findElement	Get single WebElement
findElements	Get list of WebElements

Send text or select

API	Description
sendText	Send text to InputBox or TextArea
dragAndDropFile	Drag and drop a file into a FileArea
selectDropdownMenuOptionByValue	Select dropdown menu option by value

WebDriver navigation or reload

API	Description
navigateTo	Webdriver navigate to url
reloadPage	Webdriver reload page

Tab-related operations

API	Description
IsNewTabBeingOpened	Check if a new tab being opened
switchToFirstNewlyOpenedTab	Switch to the first newly opened tab
closeNewlyOpenedTabs	close newly opened tab
getCurrentUrl	get current url
getCurrentOpenedTabsCount	Get current opened tabs count
getCurrentOpenedTabsSet	Get current opened tabs handles
switchToTab	Switch to another tab according to handle
saveCurrentTabAsDefaultTab	Save current tab as default tab
getDefaultTabHandle	Get default tab handle

Click alert

API	Description
clickAlertOK	Click alert OK

Iframe-related operations

API	Description
switchToIframe	Switch to Iframe
switchFromIframeToMainHTML	Switch back from Iframe to main content

Scroll-related operations

API	Description
scrollWindowTo	Scroll window to the specified offset
scrollToElement	Scroll to element (align start)
scrollToElementAlignCenter	Scroll to element (align center)

Webdriver quit

API	Description
quitAndCloseBrowser	Call driver.quit() to close browser

LoggingPrefs-related operations

API	Description
getResponseFromLoggingPrefs	Get response of a specific request url according to keywords. Only works for Chrome driver with loggingPrefs enabled
searchForRequestUrlFromLoggingPrefs	Search for request url according to keywords. Only works for Chrome driver with loggingPrefs enabled
getAllRequestUrlsFromLoggingPrefs	Get all request urls from logs.
resetLoggingPrefs	Reset loggingPrefs. All old logs would be discard.
enableSaveCookieFromLoggingPrefs	Save cookie in Operation instance. Only works for Chrome driver with loggingPrefs enabled
saveSpecialHeader	Save specific header in Operation instance. Only works for Chrome driver with loggingPrefs enabled

Thread.sleep

API	Description
sleep	Sleep for millis

WebDriver screenshot

API	Description
screenshot	Screenshot
screenshotAndEmbedInCucumberReport	Screenshot and embed in Cucumber report

BasePage

API	Description
addElement	Store the element in the HashMap of BasePage
getElement	Get the element from the HashMap
setUrl	Set url for this page
getUrl	Get url for this page
navigate	Navigate to url
getOperation	Get Operation instance

Utility Tools

Number-related functions

API	Description
NumberTool.findIntFromString	Find integer from string
NumberTool.parseIntFromString	Parse integer from string

String-related functions

API	Description
StringTool.replaceTextInFile	Replace all specific text in a file

XLSX-related functions

API	Description
XlsxTool.getWorkbookFromHttpURLConnection	Get Xlsx Workbook from HttpUrlConnection
XlsxTool.getDefaultSheetFromWorkbook	Get default sheet from workbook
XlsxTool.getRowCountOfSheet	Get row count of sheet

Demo Projects

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deersheep330/WebDriverWrapper

WebDriverWrapper

Contents

Getting Started

Step 1. Add the JitPack repository to your build file

Step 2. Add the dependency

Basic Examples

WebDriverWrapper

Operation

BasePage

Detailed API Docs

WebDriverWrapper

Operation

BasePage

Utility Tools

Demo Projects