Selenium WebDriver Java Testing Example

This repository provides an example of using Selenium WebDriver with Java, JUnit, Cucumber, and Gherkin for browser automation and UI testing. It includes a simple framework for managing WebDriver instances, reusable UI methods, page objects, and example tests that interact with a web form on Boni García's Selenium WebDriver page.

The tests are written using the Cucumber framework in Gherkin syntax, which allows for behavior-driven development (BDD) style scenarios. JUnit is used as the test runner to execute the feature files.

Overview

This project demonstrates how to build a basic Selenium WebDriver testing framework in Java. The repository contains:

• Driver management with thread-safe WebDriver instances.
• Reusable UI methods and page objects for interacting with web elements.
• Sample test scenarios that cover various web components (text input, password fields, checkboxes, dropdowns, etc.).
• Cucumber-based feature files for defining test scenarios in a behavior-driven development (BDD) style.

Cucumber-Based Feature Files

This repository includes comprehensive Cucumber feature files written in Gherkin syntax. These files define test scenarios for behavior-driven development (BDD) and cover a wide range of functionalities:

• Infinite Scroll:

  • Validates dynamic content loading as the user scrolls to the bottom of the page.
  • Ensures new content is appended without triggering a full-page reload.

• Drag and Drop:

  • Tests drag-and-drop functionality, verifying that elements are repositioned correctly.

• Dropdown Menu Interaction:

  • Scenarios for interacting with dropdown buttons and verifying menu item visibility and selection.

• Home Page Navigation:

  • Tests navigation to various pages using specific buttons on the home page.

• Web Form Components:

  • Covers interaction with various form elements, including:
    • Text inputs and password fields.
    • Dropdown menus (select and datalist).
    • File uploads.
    • Checkboxes and radio buttons.
    • Date picker, color picker, and range slider components.

• Navigation Page:

  • Validates button interactions and dynamic content updates.

• Additional Scenarios:

  • Tests advanced UI interactions, including:
    • Color selection using a color picker.
    • Date selection via a date picker.
    • Adjusting values with a range slider.