Test Automation framework using Behavex and Selenium

Pre-Condition

• Install chromedriver
• Python 3.12

Requirements

Before running the tests, make sure you have the necessary dependencies installed. You can do this by running:

pip3 install -r requirements.txt

This will install all the required packages specified in the requirements.txt.

Running the Tests

To run all test scenarios:

behavex

To run only specific tests scenarios based on tag:

behavex -t <tag_name>

To run parallel scenarios:

behavex --parallel-processes <number_of_threads>

HTML report from behavex

• To access HTML report, open report.html in a browser

Disclaimer

The output folder has been pushed to this repository for the convenience of users who wish to quickly view the HTML report. However, in a real-time project, this folder should be excluded from version control.

To do so, ensure that it is added to the .gitignore to prevent the report from being tracked and committed to the repository. Or just un-comment the last line

Description on test structure

There are 4 important files

• search.feature - This is the place where we write our test scenarios in BDD format. Because it's easy for both technical and non-technical people to understand
• twitch_steps.py - This is the steps file where the entire logic for scenario is written. For example: assertions
• twitch_page.py - This is the page file - a typical POM model, where we add selectors of the elements.
• environment.py - This is a hooks file. You can add logic on what the framework has to do before/after scenario (Example: for setup and teardown), before/after tag (Example: for creating/deleting dummy data), before/after step (Example: for taking screenshot)