What is allure? Allure is a flexible test report framework that not only shows a very concise representation of what have been tested in a neat web report form, but allows everyone participating in the development process to extract maximum of useful information from everyday execution of tests, with the possibility to add screenshots, logs, attachments […]
8. Keyword “Examples” and conclusion Gherkin keyword: Examples Cucumber provides another useful Gherkin keyword which is used scenario parametrization. A scenario with an “Example” keyword will be executed multiple times with different parameters. Here is an instance: Examples: Similar Posts from the author: Cucumber in Web testing (part 6 of 8) Cucumber in Web testing […]
7. Hooks Cucumber provides a methodology called Hooks which is analogue to traditional before and after methods. The hooks must be annotated with @Before and @After in step classes. Make sure to use cucumber.api.java.Before and cucumber.api.java.After annotations and not the JUnit ones. By default each before method will be executed before all scenarios and each […]
5. Web testing project structure Structure without cucumber The following picture represents our basic structure what we use for web testing: TestBase contains the initialization and termination of a Selenium Webdriver. It usually contains a before() and after() method where we start and close web browser. In addition to this we setting up desired capabilities […]
4. TestRunner and Test steps To run features we need a Java class to start the test run. Here is a simple example: The TestRunner class needs to be annotated with @RunWith(Cucumber.class) and a body of it can be totally empty. By annotating the class with @CucumberOptions we can specify extra options to our test […]
2. How to install cucumber in Eclipse To start using cucumber in eclipse we need to install few things: First of all eclipse and Java Development Kit (JDK) need to be installed on the computer. Ones eclipse finished with the installation we are able to install “Cucumber Eclipse Plugin” with eclipse built-in plugin installation tool. […]
Device Farm is an app testing service that enables you to test your Android, iOS, and Fire OS apps on real, physical phones and tablets that are hosted by Amazon Web Services (AWS). Currently Device Farm allows you to run your own tests or built-in compatibility tests parallelly on the selected devices. The list below […]
In our previous post we introduced the steps to set up your Appium environment for iOS 9 devices. In this post we will write about how can you open the Settings app and do some changes in it. We will use Java as programming language, Eclipse for IDE and JUnit as runner. Ok, so first […]
In this post we will introduce the basic setup of Appium to work with iOS devices. We will go through with detailed steps, so you can skip some of those if you are familiar with. For start you need to install Xcode. Go to the App Store, type Xcode, hit the download button and grab […]
Today I want to talk about a little tool which makes the life of us testers a bit easier. It is called Junit params. The following situation happened with me not so long ago: The dev team lead asked us a favor to make a set of quick and dirty smoke tests which tests different […]
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