Dagger is a light, robust Web UI autotest framework
Dagger is a light, robust Web UI autotest framework based on Selenium and TestNg.
Dagger is an automation framework first, it provides APIs to control browsers;
Dagger is a test framework then, it uses TestNg to organize testcases and TestNg's assertions are embedded in APIs above;
Dagger is a design style at last: the framework and the testcases based on it both should be light and straightforward.
- Wiki: https://github.com/chenkan/Dagger/wiki
- Issues: https://github.com/chenkan/Dagger/issues
- Javadoc: http://chenkan.github.com/DaggerJavaDoc
- Tags: Selenium, TestNg, autotest
Features
- Easy to learn while only less then 20 APIs altogether, see this.
- Providing a quickstart, see this.
- High speed with parallel mode which is indeed TestNg's feature, see this
- High stability with a trick on TestNg to retry failed/skipped testcases automatically, see this.
- Using Chrome as default browser which is much more quick and stable than Firefox and IE.
- Firefox and IE are also supported.
- Capture screenshot automatically when testcase failed.
Coming soon
- Integrating Flex/Flash automation.
How to use Dagger
Dagger is quite suitable for a small group to kick off Web UI autotest, for this case, just checkout Dagger with Eclipse and write testcases within it.
Already have an autotest framework? Please build Dagger into a .jar file to use. However, no build script now :-(
Contributors
- NetEase, Inc.