Make Your Selenium Suite Faster and Reliable: Test Setup with REST APIs

Performance is one of the main painful areas of Selenium suits. Usually, engineers trying to login, logout, navigate, create data, execute an action from the UI via Selenium, then, in the end, performing test assertions. This creates serious performance issue for the Selenium suite and makes Selenium tests more brittle. Also, the problem solution could be better if the test data creation and deletion also will be done before Selenium will open the browser. This will help to create independent tests later to be able to run them in parallel.

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1. Make Your Selenium Suite Faster and Reliable: Test Setup with REST APIs Sargis Sargsyan
2. s How to design the framework to be able to use HTTP requests q How to create Test Data before test and clean up after test without UI actions w How to store login create/edit/delete objects without UI actions Best practices of Selenium WebDriver h Practical example how to use HTTP lib from the Java code 7 Maintaining HTTP responses Ö Main Topics
3. What is Test Setup? Why is it Important? [ A single Selenium test should test one and only thing. A bug in another part of the application that is not exactly related to the test should not cause the test to fail. L Every test should be independent. The test outcome should not affected by another test in the suite. Make a faster tests. As quicker test suite as much useful it is. s n Every test should create and clean the data before and the after the test run.
4. Test Case Life Cycle y Test clean up S Run the test Test initialize
5. Why should test data be created before test execution? Ĥ E 7 a Selenium tests often involve setups. Only after doing those things you are ready to assert on some aspect of the website Sign Up / Login Submissions Pages Navigation Interactions / Actions å Test Run
6. Tools & libraries 7
7. Java
8. Maven
9. TestNG
10. OkHttp
11. Gson
12. Selenium
13. Source Code https://github.com/sargissargsyan/selenium-setup-rest-api
14. Taiga.io
15. Getting Started with Selenium s
16. Let’s Test Like and Watching Buttons
17. Let’s Test Like and Watching Buttons
18. Let’s Test Like and Watching Buttons
19. Let’s Test Like and Watching Buttons
20. Let’s Test Like and Watching Buttons
21. Let’s Test Like and Watching Buttons
22. Let’s Test Like and Watching Buttons
23. Let’s Test Like and Watching Buttons
24. Let’s Test Like and Watching Buttons
25. Let’s Test Like and Watching Buttons
26. Let’s Test Like and Watching Buttons
27. Login á
28. What’s Happening When You Click on Login?
29. What’s Happening When You Click on Login?
30. What’s Happening When You Click on Login?
31. What’s Happening When You Click on Login?
32. What’s Happening When You Click on Login?
33. What’s Happening When You Click on Login?
34. What’s Happening When You Click on Login?
35. What’s Happening When You Click on Login?
36. What’s Happening When You Click on Login?
37. Create Project `
38. How to Create Project
39. How to Create Project
40. How to Create Project
41. How to Create Project
42. How to Create Project
43. Integrate with Page Object Patten
44. The Same Test with Rest API setup
45. The Test Run with Rest API setup
46. Test Run Time
47. Create Issue in Project with API
48. Clean up after y
49. Delete Created Project
50. Delete Created Project
51. Tips and Tricks Ĥ
52. Login Info in Cookies
53. Manage Cookies
54. Download Selenium Drivers with Maven plugin
55. Execute JavaScript to Click on Element
56. Wait for Page Load
57. 57 Take a Screenshot on Failure
58. 58 Get HTML Source
59. 59 Maximize the Window
60. Thank You! Have a Nice Day... Ö sargis.sargsyan@live.com ą /sargissargsyan t @sargisqa