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Selenium BDD using PyTest Automation Test Suite

This project is a demonstration of an automation testing framework using Selenium for browser automation, Behavior-Driven Development (BDD) for clear, human-readable tests, and Python for scripting. It was built from scratch and showcases best practices such as the Page Object Model (POM) for maintainability. I have used PyTest's in house reporter to generate reports.

Description

This repository contains an end-to-end automation framework that demonstrates a complete workflow for user and ticket management. The framework:

  1. Creates a new user – Registers a user in the system.
  2. Logs in as that user – Validates authentication by logging into the application using the newly created credentials and verifes if the login was successful.
  3. Creates a support ticket – Opens a ticket (e.g., a helpdesk or issue-tracking ticket) as the authenticated user.
  4. Verifies ticket creation – Confirms the ticket was successfully added to the system.

Project Structure

The project is organized as follows:

  • features: Contains the .feature files written in Gherkin.
  • pageFactory: Contains locators and page objects.
    • objects: Locators used in the test.
    • pages: Contains page objects organized by their functionality.
      • basePage.py: Includes the base class for common page interactions.
      • ticketPage.py: Includes page objectes related to ticket creation.
  • utils: Houses common utility classes like apiHelpers.py.
  • test: Includes the step definitions to login and create a ticket.
  • reports: Contains reports generated by PyTest for the feature files.
  • conftest.py: This file is being used to define fixtures that are being used across the project.

Reports

Failed test
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Successful test
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Getting Started

  1. Clone this repository to your local machine
  2. Configure a virtual environment referring to https://docs.python.org/3/library/venv.html and install dependancies from requirements.txt
  3. Run the test by simply entering pytest in your CMD.

Future scope:

  • These tests ban easily be executed on remote clouds such as BrowserStack, SauseLabs
  • Implement cross browser and parallel testing. Pytest inherently supports this.
  • Create a GitHub actions pipeline.

Contributing

Contributions to enhance the framework and test coverage are welcome! Feel free to fork the repository and submit pull requests with your improvements or bug fixes.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

Feedback/Suggestion

Thanks, for coming up with a feedback/suggestion. You can reach out to me on adityagholkar@gmail.com