Twitter UI tests

This is a sample project demonstrating how to test Twitter UI

Build with:

• JUnit5
• Selenide
• Allure
• AssertJ
• Selenoid

Getting Started

Project default parameters:

<browser>chrome</browser>
<browser.version>79</browser.version>
<baseUrl>https://twitter.com/</baseUrl>
<runType>local</runType>

You can either change them in pom.xml or explicitly set parameters in terminal

There are 2 ways to run tests in this Project:

1. Run tests in local machine browser

Note: There is no need in supporting browser drivers anymore, Selenide takes care about dowloading browser drivers binaries(chrome\geckodriver and etc). By default tests are running in chrome

Run command in terminal:

$ mvn clean test

If you want to run tests in Firefox (or other browsers) just add parameter -Dbrowser

$ mvn clean test -Dbrowser=firefox

2. Run test in docker container

Prerequisites: Install and run selenoid hub and ui - Seelenoid Quick Start Guide

Run command to check if Selenoid is up and running:

$ docker ps -a

You should see two selenoid containers in the list:

Run command in terminal to invoke tests

$ mvn clean test -DrunType=docker

If you want to specify browser or browser version adjust command with parameters -Dbrowser, -Dbrowser.version

$ mvn clean test -DrunType=docker -Dbrowser=firefox -Dbrowser.version=72 

Selenoid UI is available on http://localhost:8080/

VNC allows to see and interact with browser while log will reflect all driver actions:

Reporting

Prerequisites: Install Allure command line - Allure Installation Guide

After build is finished Allure results will appear in target/allure-results folder. To generate html report and automatically open it in a web browser, run the following command:

$ allure serve target/allure-results

Allure report example: