GeneralTest Spec

Selenium WebDriver Framework's generic resource repo

#Build Tool This is a built in gradle Project based on testng Framework for Unit and Key-Driven testing and Selenium WebDriver for individual Module Testing and Regression Testing. All the test are mainly (but not limitted to) functional.

#Structure and Compilation This Project is organized, compiled and constructed using Gradle specification. It is necessary read the build.gradle file specification in order to understand the project's structure and sure it's being used approperly. Some command options are predefined to get the Test run, letting the Tester the capability to decide the "mode of Run".

#Project Tests Unit Test are not implemented since every single item needs to be based on the project's source code of the Application that it is going to be Tested. The Selenium Test are organized in Suites, every single Suite is based on an Application Module or a different kind of Application Component (depending on the component complexity ) and there is a set of Test Groups that the Suite incorporates. At the time, each Test Group includes a collection of Test (as it is expected).

Suite
____|->Test Group
______________|->Test

#Install Instructions This project needs some tools to run. These tools have to be installed in your environment before you can compile and run any Project Resource.

#Windows

1. Create a repository right in the root of your local disk (Example: TestCoreApps)
2. Download Gradle and paste its resources inside this repo. (Official Page: http://gradle.org/gradle-download/)
   ___2.1) Create an environment variable on windows to get the Gradle running in global context.
   ___2.2) Add the variable to the general Path in Windows.
3. Download Eclipse STS and paste all content inside same repo. (Official Page: https://spring.io/tools)
4. Download Selenium Standalone Server (Official Page: http://www.seleniumhq.org/download/)
   ___4.1) Create a folder inside same repo and paste the Server you just download
   ___4.2) Create an environment variable on windows to get the Selenium Server running in global context.
   ___4.3) Add the variable to the general Path in Windows.
5. Optional: Get the Selenium plugin for FireFox browser. (Get it from https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/selenium-ide/) This tool may be useful when creating a Test from scratch and you are not familiar with the Web-App structure and assets you are about to Test.
6. Open the STS app, and go to the Eclipse Market Place, it is required some Gradle integration tools for Eclipse in order to get the project 100% functional.
7. Import the project using the Eclipse wizard for it.
8. Run the Selenium Server.
9. Open a command prompt and apply the command gradle clean.