Web Automation Testing For Beginners Using Nightwatch.js

Web Automation Testing For Beginners Using Nightwatch.js, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.45, with 68 lectures, based on 600 reviews, and has 2498 subscribers.

You will learn about Web Test Automation Nightwatch JS Selenium WebDriver This course is ideal for individuals who are Software Testers writing test automation for web browsers or Software Testers learning a new test framework that leverages Selenium It is particularly useful for Software Testers writing test automation for web browsers or Software Testers learning a new test framework that leverages Selenium.

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Summary

Title: Web Automation Testing For Beginners Using Nightwatch.js

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4.45

Number of Lectures: 68

Number of Published Lectures: 68

Number of Curriculum Items: 68

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 68

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Web Test Automation

Nightwatch JS

Selenium

WebDriver

Who Should Attend

Software Testers writing test automation for web browsers

Software Testers learning a new test framework that leverages Selenium

Target Audiences

Software Testers writing test automation for web browsers

Software Testers learning a new test framework that leverages Selenium

Do you need to learn how to write test automation for websites?  This course gets you started using the basics of web test automation.

By the end of this course, you will be able to write basic web test automation that you can use at any job.  You will learn how to install Nightwatch.js from scratch and how to do so in a Node.js friendly way.

Learn how to automate:

navigating to web pages

clicking on elements

filling out forms

validating elements on the page

selecting items from dropdown menus

Under the hood, Nightwatch.js uses Selenium.  Taking this course will introduce you to the world of Selenium based testing for web pages. A valuable skill in the marketplace.

You only need to know the basics of Javascript to take this course.  You can follow along as all the examples are written on the screen for you to follow along with. 

All the tools used in this course are free, so you don’t need to buy any fancy software. 

The instructor has used Nightwatch.js at his company to build a large number of tests across multiple teams that are used to verify releases in their Continuous Delivery system. Chris has taught multiple teams and other software testers how to use Nightwatch.js to accomplish these goals. You are in good hands in this course!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: What will be covered

Lecture 2: Requirements

Lecture 3: What is Nightwatch?

Lecture 4: About me

Chapter 2: Getting Started

Lecture 1: Overview

Lecture 2: Install Node.js

Lecture 3: Install Nightwatch

Lecture 4: Install Webdrivers

Lecture 5: Install shortcut

Lecture 6: Configuration file

Lecture 7: Test directory

Lecture 8: Url for the Simple Test

Lecture 9: A Simple Test

Lecture 10: Using CSS vs Using XPath

Lecture 11: Setup Example for CSS vs XPath

Lecture 12: Url for useCss and useXpath tests

Lecture 13: useCss() and useXpath()

Lecture 14: A gotcha with useCss () and useXpath()

Lecture 15: Set XPath as the default instead of CSS selectors

Lecture 16: Review

Chapter 3: Basic Actions

Lecture 1: Overview

Lecture 2: Setup

Lecture 3: Navigating to a website

Lecture 4: Pausing

Lecture 5: Url for Click test

Lecture 6: Clicking on elements

Lecture 7: URL for Text Input tests

Lecture 8: Entering text into input fields

Lecture 9: Using the keyboard: Set Value

Lecture 10: Using the keyboard: An array of characters

Lecture 11: Using the keyboard: All the predefined KEYS

Lecture 12: Using the keyboard: Deleting all characters from an input field

Lecture 13: URL for Dropdowns tests

Lecture 14: Dropdowns: Setup the test

Lecture 15: Dropdowns: SetValue()

Lecture 16: Dropdowns: Clicking

Lecture 17: Review

Chapter 4: Asserts and Expects

Lecture 1: Overview

Lecture 2: URL for the next few lessons

Lecture 3: Test page

Lecture 4: Setup Test

Lecture 5: Assert Visible

Lecture 6: Expect Visible

Lecture 7: Assert Contains Text

Lecture 8: Expect Contains Text

Lecture 9: Assert Element Present

Lecture 10: Expect Element Present

Lecture 11: Expect Enabled

Lecture 12: URL for the Enabled lessons

Lecture 13: Enabled Example Page

Lecture 14: Using Assert Attributes To See If Element Is Enabled

Lecture 15: Using Expect Enabled

Lecture 16: Verify vs Assert

Lecture 17: waitForElementVisible and waitForElementPresent

Lecture 18: URL for waitForElement lessons

Lecture 19: waitForElement: Test Page

Lecture 20: waitForElement: Write the Test

Lecture 21: Review

Chapter 5: Running Tests

Lecture 1: Overview

Lecture 2: Running headless

Lecture 3: Setup

Lecture 4: Running All Tests

Lecture 5: Running Individual Tests

Lecture 6: Using Tags

Lecture 7: Using Groups

Lecture 8: Review

Chapter 6: Epilogue

Lecture 1: Thank You

Lecture 2: Bonus lecture

Instructors

Christopher Jackson
Software Test Engineer

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2 stars: 8 votes

3 stars: 65 votes

4 stars: 210 votes

5 stars: 316 votes

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