WebdriverIO Complete Beginner Course 2024

WebdriverIO – Complete Beginner Course 2024, available at $94.99, has an average rating of 4.72, with 101 lectures, 2 quizzes, based on 526 reviews, and has 4974 subscribers.

You will learn about WebdriverIO Basics Setup Test Automation Framework Setup Page Object Model Optimizing Test Framework Parallel Test execution & Cross-Browser Testing Building Beautiful HTML Reports How to run tests in BrowserStack How to run tests in Jenkins Best Test Automation Practices Common Interview Questions/Answers This course is ideal for individuals who are Devs/QA interested in learning WebdriverIO in a short amount of time or QA Engineers looking to get started with Web Automation using WebdriverIO or SDET looking to expand their knowledge with JavaScript Web Automation using WebdriverIO It is particularly useful for Devs/QA interested in learning WebdriverIO in a short amount of time or QA Engineers looking to get started with Web Automation using WebdriverIO or SDET looking to expand their knowledge with JavaScript Web Automation using WebdriverIO.

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Summary

Title: WebdriverIO – Complete Beginner Course 2024

Price: $94.99

Average Rating: 4.72

Number of Lectures: 101

Number of Quizzes: 2

Number of Published Lectures: 101

Number of Published Quizzes: 2

Number of Curriculum Items: 103

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 103

Original Price: $119.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

WebdriverIO Basics

Setup Test Automation Framework

Setup Page Object Model

Optimizing Test Framework

Parallel Test execution & Cross-Browser Testing

Building Beautiful HTML Reports

How to run tests in BrowserStack

How to run tests in Jenkins

Best Test Automation Practices

Common Interview Questions/Answers

Who Should Attend

Devs/QA interested in learning WebdriverIO in a short amount of time

QA Engineers looking to get started with Web Automation using WebdriverIO

SDET looking to expand their knowledge with JavaScript Web Automation using WebdriverIO

Target Audiences

Devs/QA interested in learning WebdriverIO in a short amount of time

QA Engineers looking to get started with Web Automation using WebdriverIO

SDET looking to expand their knowledge with JavaScript Web Automation using WebdriverIO

JavaScript Web Automation is the future!WebdriverIO is one of the most popular JavaScript test automation frameworks in the industry. It is being used by major companies around the world such Google, Netflix, Microsoft, Mozilla and many more

WebdriverIO is extremely beginner-friendly, it has huge community support & is actively maintained by the community. Best of all, it is free to use for anyone (startups to enterprise).

This course will take you from the very basics where I will teach you about what WebdriverIO is and how to setup your first test with WebdriverIO, to all the way to teaching how to build a fully functional framework with WebdriverIO using v7. Along the way, I will teach you all the best practices that will put on the path of becoming one of the Top Automation Engineer.

Here’s what we will be covering in this course:

JavaScript & HTML/CSS Basics

What is WebdriverIO & Why to use it?

Setting up your machine for perfect automation experience

Installation & Setup

Step by step guide on how to write tests

Working with different types of elements

Learning about how wait commands work

How to use assertions & advantages of using them

How to debug your tests when it fails

Setting up a fully functional framework

Page Object Model – What is it & how to set it up?

Optimizing your framework

Building beautiful reports

Running tests in BrowserStack

Running tests in Jenkins

And much more

All of the topics are taught with real examples. The course will include exercises & quizzes that will challenge you & allow you to practice what you learned.

This course will get constantly updatedso that you no longer have to worry about outdated content.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Course Overview

Lecture 3: What is WebdriverIO?

Lecture 4: Getting the most out of this course

Lecture 5: Before You Get Started

Lecture 6: Join the Community!

Lecture 7: Know the Basics

Lecture 8: Q&A Template

Chapter 2: Machine Setup

Lecture 1: Node Installation

Lecture 2: VS Code Setup

Lecture 3: Google Chrome (latest)

Chapter 3: WebdriverIO Setup & Installation

Lecture 1: Code Access

Lecture 2: WebdriverIO Project Setup

Lecture 3: WebdriverIO Config Overview

Lecture 4: Quick Note

Lecture 5: WebdriverIO Project Setup (OLD v7)

Lecture 6: WebdriverIO Config Overview (OLD v7)

Chapter 4: Chrome 115+ Update (Important)

Lecture 1: WebdriverIO v8.14.0+ Updates

Lecture 2: No More Driver Installation

Lecture 3: Upcoming Videos Update

Chapter 5: Write Tests

Lecture 1: NOTE: URL Update

Lecture 2: Write & Run first test

Lecture 3: Fail test

Lecture 4: Sync vs Async mode – Must Watch!

Lecture 5: Exercise: About page test

Lecture 6: Solution: About page test

Chapter 6: Working with Elements

Lecture 1: Finding Element ($)

Lecture 2: Exercise: Click logo button & assert URL text

Lecture 3: Solution (XPath): Click logo button & assert URL text

Lecture 4: Find Element & Get Text

Lecture 5: Finding Multiple Elements ($$)

Lecture 6: Quick Note for next exercise

Lecture 7: Exercise: Write tests for Contact & Blog page

Lecture 8: Solution: Write tests for Contact & Blog page

Chapter 7: Assertions

Lecture 1: WebdriverIO Expect Assertions

Lecture 2: Jest/Jasmine Assertions

Chapter 8: Waits

Lecture 1: Pause command

Lecture 2: Common Wait commands

Lecture 3: waitUntil command

Chapter 9: Upload & iFrame Tests

Lecture 1: Simple upload test

Lecture 2: Upload on a hidden element (browser.execute)

Lecture 3: Working with iFrame

Chapter 10: Debugging

Lecture 1: console.log() & pause()

Lecture 2: Debug command

Lecture 3: Leave a review!

Chapter 11: Setup Framework

Lecture 1: Setup folder structure & Auto Completion

Lecture 2: Babel setup

Lecture 3: Linter

Chapter 12: Page Object Model

Lecture 1: What is Page Object Model?

Lecture 2: Setup POM for Home page

Lecture 3: What is Page Components?

Lecture 4: Setup Page Component for Navigation component

Lecture 5: Exercise: Setup POM for Contact & Blog pages

Lecture 6: Solution: Setup POM for Contact & Blog pages

Chapter 13: Optimizing Test Framework

Lecture 1: Hooks

Lecture 2: Updated faker-js library

Lecture 3: Randomizing test data

Chapter 14: Organize Tests

Lecture 1: Group tests

Lecture 2: Run & exclude selected tests

Chapter 15: Parallel & Cross-browser Testing

Lecture 1: Setup parallel test execution

Lecture 2: NOTE: Cross Browser Testing Update

Lecture 3: Setup Cross-browser testing

Chapter 16: Reporting

Lecture 1: Setup Allure Reporter

Lecture 2: Customize Allure reports

Lecture 3: Add screenshot on failure

Chapter 17: BrowserStack Integration

Lecture 1: BrowserStack Setup

Lecture 2: Integrate BrowserStack with WebdriverIO

Lecture 3: Run Tests in BrowserStack

Chapter 18: Jenkins Integration

Lecture 1: Jenkins Setup (MacOS)

Lecture 2: Jenkins Setup (Windows)

Lecture 3: Setup Jenkins Job

Lecture 4: Run tests in Jenkins

Lecture 5: Integrate Allure Report with Jenkins

Chapter 19: Automate Amazon Website (Sample Project)

Lecture 1: Setup & First Test

Lecture 2: Search Feature

Lecture 3: Auto Suggestion Flow

Lecture 4: Add to Cart Flow

Lecture 5: Update Cart Flow

Chapter 20: Common Interview Questions

Lecture 1: WebdriverIO Questions

Instructors

Dilpreet Johal
SDET Architect & Instructor

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 2 votes

2 stars: 7 votes

3 stars: 25 votes

4 stars: 176 votes

5 stars: 316 votes

Frequently Asked Questions

How long do I have access to the course materials?

You can view and review the lecture materials indefinitely, like an on-demand channel.

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