Protractor- End to End testing framework for AngularJS Apps

Protractor: End to End testing framework for AngularJS Apps, available at $64.99, has an average rating of 4.3, with 146 lectures, based on 1615 reviews, and has 8049 subscribers.

You will learn about Automate any Angular and non AngularJS websites using Protractor Learn various new locator strategies crack protractor interviews This course is ideal for individuals who are Manual testers or Test Managers or Automation Testers with Selenium knowledge or AngularJS developers It is particularly useful for Manual testers or Test Managers or Automation Testers with Selenium knowledge or AngularJS developers.

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Summary

Title: Protractor: End to End testing framework for AngularJS Apps

Price: $64.99

Average Rating: 4.3

Number of Lectures: 146

Number of Published Lectures: 146

Number of Curriculum Items: 146

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 146

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Automate any Angular and non AngularJS websites using Protractor

Learn various new locator strategies

crack protractor interviews

Who Should Attend

Manual testers

Test Managers

Automation Testers with Selenium knowledge

AngularJS developers

Target Audiences

Manual testers

Test Managers

Automation Testers with Selenium knowledge

AngularJS developers

With a sudden increase in AngularJS websites current market demand is moving towards Protractor for automation. Now before we proceed further we first need to understand what exactly is Protractor?

Protractor is an end to end testing framework specially designed to perform automation testing on AngularJS based web applications. Protractor API works as a wrapper over the most powerful Selenium WebDriver API and is built on top of WebDriverJS that uses native events and browser specific drivers to interact with web based application as a normal user would do.

There’s a massive increase in locator strategies in Protractor which also allows you to test AngularJS specific elements including the existing locator that we get from WebDriver API without configuring or putting any extra effort. Waits and Syncs are handled in a more effective manner so we need to to worry about sync issues as well.

Protractor is one of the end to end testing framework in AngularJS

Additional Locator strategies:

1. By binding

2. By repeater

3. By textarea

4. By model

5. WebElement all

6. WaitForAngular

7. WebElement evaluate, etc.

About course coverage:

1. End to end testing on AngujarJS websites

2. Handling elements on a Non-Angular websites

3. Different locator techniques

4. Writing Protractor tests

5. Jasmine concepts

6. Creating test cases and test suites

7. Parallel and Multiple browser execution

8. Framework designing using Page Object Model design pattern

9. Creating common utilities

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Course Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction to Protractor course

Lecture 2: FIXING THE BLURRED VIDEO SCREEN

Lecture 3: Download All resources used in the course

Chapter 2: Basic installation

Lecture 1: Pre-requisites

Lecture 2: Installing JDK and Node.JS

Lecture 3: Installing Protractor on Windows

Lecture 4: Running the first Protractor Test

Lecture 5: Installing Eclipse and Turn plugin

Chapter 3: Visual Studio Code Editor – NEW ADDITION

Lecture 1: Installing Visual Studio code editor

Lecture 2: Protractor Snippets for VSCODE

Chapter 4: FOR MAC USERS – PROTRACTOR Configuration on OSX

Lecture 1: Configuring Protractor on MAC OSX

Lecture 2: Running the first Protractor Test

Lecture 3: Installing Visual Studio Code editor

Chapter 5: Javascript Basics – Introduction to the Language

Lecture 1: Javascript Basics – Defining Variables

Lecture 2: Javascript Basics – Variables and Concatenation

Lecture 3: Javascript Basics – Operators – Arithmetic, Incremental & Decremental operators

Lecture 4: Javascript Basics – Equality Operators

Lecture 5: Javascript Basics – Comparison and Logical operator

Lecture 6: Javascript Basics – Available DataTypes

Lecture 7: Code till now

Lecture 8: Javascript Basics – If and Else, Switch statements

Lecture 9: Javascript Basics – Functions

Lecture 10: Javascript Basics – For Loop

Lecture 11: Javascript Basics – While and Do While loop

Lecture 12: Javascript Basics – Break, Continue and Labels

Lecture 13: Javascript Basics – Arrays

Lecture 14: Javascript Basics – Var, Let and Const

Lecture 15: Javascript Basics – Objects and accessing members in another JS file

Lecture 16: Code till now

Chapter 6: Protractor Basics

Lecture 1: Understanding the Conf.js file

Lecture 2: Understanding Describe and It blocks and writing test cases

Lecture 3: Handling Dropdown list

Lecture 4: Adding validations using Jasmine Expect

Lecture 5: WebStorm Installation and integrating Protractor runner

Lecture 6: Autosuggestions

Chapter 7: Promises

Lecture 1: How Protractor handle promises

Lecture 2: More on Promises implementation through Javascript

Lecture 3: Code

Lecture 4: Practical implementation of Promises with a live example

Lecture 5: Await / Async

Lecture 6: Download the code

Chapter 8: Jasmine Basics

Lecture 1: Introduction to Jasmine and basic features

Lecture 2: BeforeEach and AfterEach

Lecture 3: Expect toBe and not toBe

Lecture 4: Expect toEqual, toMatch and not toEqual

Lecture 5: Creating Test Suites and running selective / all test cases

Lecture 6: Creating Test Suites and running selective / all test cases – code

Chapter 9: Locators

Lecture 1: About AngularJS Locators

Lecture 2: By Model, By ClassName, By ButtonText

Lecture 3: By Model, By ClassName, By ButtonText – Code

Lecture 4: By Binding, By ID

Lecture 5: By Binding, By ID – Code

Lecture 6: By Repeater

Lecture 7: By Repeater – Code

Lecture 8: By addLocators

Lecture 9: By addLocators – code

Lecture 10: Select Wrapper class

Lecture 11: Select Wrapper class – Code

Chapter 10: Microsoft Edge Driver

Lecture 1: Configuring and Running test on Edge browser

Lecture 2: Download the code

Chapter 11: Handling Non-Angular Elements

Lecture 1: Automating a Login window

Lecture 2: Automating a login window – code

Chapter 12: SwitchTo – Handling Alerts, IFrames, Tabs and Popups / New Windows

Lecture 1: Handling Tabs and Pop ups

Lecture 2: Handling IFrames

Lecture 3: Handling Alerts

Lecture 4: Code from above lectures

Chapter 13: Utilities and HTML Interactive Reports

Lecture 1: Generating Logs – winston NPM

Lecture 2: Generating Logs – winston NPM – Code

Lecture 3: Generating Allure Reports

Lecture 4: Installing Maven and Generating HTML Reports

Lecture 5: Another simple way of generating Allure Report without Maven

Lecture 6: Protractor beautiful reporter

Lecture 7: More Interactive Report through HTML-Reporter2 NPM

Lecture 8: Download the Code from last 3 Reporting lectures

Lecture 9: Sending Emails

Lecture 10: Sending Emails – Code

Lecture 11: Understanding Package.json file and its usage

Chapter 14: Data Driven Testing

Lecture 1: Reading data and locators through JSON files

Lecture 2: Reading data and locators through JSON files – Code

Lecture 3: Parameterization using Jasmine Data Providers

Lecture 4: Parameterization using Jasmine Data Providers – Code

Lecture 5: Reading Excel Files

Lecture 6: Reading Excel Files – Code

Chapter 15: E2E testing on AngularJS Banking Application

Lecture 1: Automating Customer Login

Lecture 2: Automating Bank Manager Login

Instructors

Rahul Arora
Way2Automation – Director & The Automation Guru

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 37 votes

2 stars: 58 votes

3 stars: 212 votes

4 stars: 598 votes

5 stars: 709 votes

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