QE-UI

The design pattern being used is a Page Object Model. POM is used to have reusable WebElements/small helper methods separated from the actual test classes, allowing for cleaner code and easier test maintenance.

Getting Started

Install Python 3.x https://www.python.org/downloads/
Optionally, you can create a virtual env to isolate Python dependencies between projects
In a terminal install the following packages:
pip install selenium
pip install pytest
Add Python 3.x to your PATH environment variable

How to add python PATH in windows

Search 'env'
Edit the System Environment Variables
Click on 'Environment Variables' button
Click on 'New' in the System Variable section
Enter PYTHONPATH in the Variable name field
Enter in the Variable value field C:\Python[version];C:\Python[version]\DLLs;C:\Python[version]\lib;C:\Python[version]\Scripts;
Select and click Edit on 'path' the list of system variables
add %PYTHONPATH% to the end existing Path variable value
open a terminal /cmd promp and type python. Should be able to run the interpreter and see the python version

Clone repo to your local machine

Driver Setup

A driver is separate executable that WebDriver uses to control Browsers. Use links below to get started:

Chrome Driver

Firefox Driver

#Note: Check Firefox + Chrome version & Selenium version compatibility before downloading geckodriver.

How to evoke browsers

download chromedriver and extract the file
copy file in desired location > Add path to executable_path variable in your tests
driver = webdriver.Chrome(executable_path = 'C:\\chromedriver.exe')

Running Tests Locally

To execute the tests just browse to the path where the selenium project is located in your terminal and type: py.test tests/home/login_tests.py

Repository Details

Directory structure - NOTE: Base, Config, Utils will be implemented at a later date

|__base: DriverFactory and PageFactory
|__config: For all configurations and credential files
|__page: Put your Page Objects in here
|__tests: Put your tests in here
|__utils: Base Loggers are kept in this folders

Screehshots

NOTE: Will be implemented in later date Log files are created with each test and if the test fails a screenshots is taken to provide further information about what happened if they failed. The screenshots reside in the ./screenshots directory and can be viewed locally in your IDE

Commands for Running Tests

a)py.test [options]

-s	used to display the output on the screen	
-v      increase verbosity
-h	help for more options 
-n 	used to run tests in parallel

example: py.test -s -v sfcc/tests/login/login_tests.py

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