Java Selenium Automation Projects

This repository contains different Java Selenium projects to show how to automate web testing. Each folder has specific examples to practice real-world test cases and learn best practices for web automation.

What’s Inside

1. AirTicket Website

• What It Does: Automates an air ticket booking website.
• Features Tested:
  • Dropdown selection (e.g., number of passengers or travel class).
  • Choosing "From" and "To" destinations using the search bar.
  • Selecting travel dates using a calendar.
  • Searching for available flights.
• Why It’s Useful: Shows how to handle dynamic web elements and verify search results.

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2. Dropdown Test

• What It Does: Tests different types of dropdown menus.
• Features Tested:
  • Static dropdowns (fixed options).
  • Dynamic dropdowns (options that change based on user input).
  • Autosuggest dropdowns.
  • Dropdowns that update dynamically.
• Why It’s Useful: Covers all common dropdown types to ensure they work correctly.

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3. Assignment 1

• What It Does: Tests checkboxes on a webpage.
• Features Tested:
  • Checking and unchecking checkboxes.
  • Validating changes using assertions.
  • Counting how many checkboxes are on the page.
• Why It’s Useful: Helps learn how to work with checkboxes and use assertions.

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4. Assignment 2

• What It Does: Automates form filling and submission.
• Features Tested:
  • Entering data into a form.
  • Submitting the form automatically.
  • Printing the success message after submission.
• Why It’s Useful: Demonstrates a complete test workflow from filling to validating forms.

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5. Authentication Test

• What It Does: Tests user registration and login functionality.
• Features Tested:
  • Registering a new user.
  • Logging in with valid credentials.
  • Checking for errors with invalid logins.
• Why It’s Useful: Focuses on testing website authentication.

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6. Java Selenium Assertion Test

• What It Does: Practices using assertions in tests.
• Features Tested:
  • Verifying expected results on a webpage.
  • Using assertions to confirm tests are working correctly.
• Why It’s Useful: Builds confidence in writing test cases with proper validation.

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How to Use

1. Download or clone this repository.
2. Open any folder in your favorite IDE (e.g., IntelliJ or Eclipse).
3. Add Selenium WebDriver and browser drivers (e.g., ChromeDriver).
4. Run the test scripts to see them in action.

Requirements

• Java JDK 8 or higher.
• Selenium WebDriver (latest version).
• Browser drivers (e.g., ChromeDriver for Chrome).
• TestNG (optional, for better reports and assertions).

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Explore the folders, try out the tests, or use them to build your own projects.

Happy Testing! 😊