mango

Java testing DSL for web driven testing using Selenium, utilising the page object pattern, loose coupling and code completion for superb maintainability of your Web-UI tests.

Google search example code:

    webUser = new WebUser(GOOGLE);
    assertThat(webUser.getCurrentUrl(), is(GOOGLE));
    on(googleSearchPage()).search("hello");
    on(googleResultsPage()).getResults(results);
    assertThat(results.getItems(), everyItem(containsMatch("(?i)hello")));

With GoogleSearchPage code:

private static final String SEARCH_INPUT = "//tbody//input[1]";
private static final String SEARCH_BUTTON = "//button[@name='btnG']";

public Action search(String text) {
    return Action.withTasks()
            .type(SEARCH_INPUT, text)
            .click(SEARCH_BUTTON);
}

And GoogleResultsPage code:

private static final String RESULT_HEADLINES = "{find-all}.//*[@id='res']//h3";

public Action getResults(Object results) {
    return Action.withTasks()
            .saveText(RESULT_HEADLINES, results, new Mapper(results, "items", "(.*)"));
}

Where Results is just a simple POJO (using the Project Lombok @Data annotation):

@Data
public class Results {
    private List<String>  items = new ArrayList<String>();
}

Firebug support & other extensions

If you put a firebug-{version}.xpi in your ./resources directory, it will be available in the running firefox profile. Likewise you can put other extensions in there, for example firepath.

Installation notes

mango relies on project Lombok, you have to install this and integrate in your IDE, please see: http://projectlombok.org/features/index.html