WebdriverIO E2E Test Framework (Web+API +DB) 2024

WebdriverIO E2E Test Framework (Web+API +DB) – 2024, available at $79.99, has an average rating of 4.58, with 139 lectures, 2 quizzes, based on 645 reviews, and has 4497 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn JavaScripts basics Build an integrated test automation framework(Web, API, DB and More) from scratch Automate E2E tests – not just web Page object model design pattern Integrate Cucumber, API, Git and GitHub Actions Best practices in automating E2E tests Customise WDIO runner with test scope like smoke & regression. Run mode (foreground or background) and log level Advanced web interactions such as web table and scrolling Add additional browser options such as SSL, headless mode, window size..etc Error handling, debugging and REPL Manage different environments Set up logger Build a global reporter Run tests in GitHub Actions Real time use cases and automation approach This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who wants to build a modern nodejs based test framework or Functional testers who want to pursue Automation testing or QA Engineer or Automation Testers or Graduates/Students who want to pursue career in testing It is particularly useful for Anyone who wants to build a modern nodejs based test framework or Functional testers who want to pursue Automation testing or QA Engineer or Automation Testers or Graduates/Students who want to pursue career in testing.

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Summary

Title: WebdriverIO E2E Test Framework (Web+API +DB) – 2024

Price: $79.99

Average Rating: 4.58

Number of Lectures: 139

Number of Quizzes: 2

Number of Published Lectures: 134

Number of Published Quizzes: 2

Number of Curriculum Items: 141

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 136

Original Price: $129.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Learn JavaScripts basics

Build an integrated test automation framework(Web, API, DB and More) from scratch

Automate E2E tests – not just web

Page object model design pattern

Integrate Cucumber, API, Git and GitHub Actions

Best practices in automating E2E tests

Customise WDIO runner with test scope like smoke & regression. Run mode (foreground or background) and log level

Advanced web interactions such as web table and scrolling

Add additional browser options such as SSL, headless mode, window size..etc

Error handling, debugging and REPL

Manage different environments

Set up logger

Build a global reporter

Run tests in GitHub Actions

Real time use cases and automation approach

Who Should Attend

Anyone who wants to build a modern nodejs based test framework

Functional testers who want to pursue Automation testing

QA Engineer

Automation Testers

Graduates/Students who want to pursue career in testing

Target Audiences

Anyone who wants to build a modern nodejs based test framework

Functional testers who want to pursue Automation testing

QA Engineer

Automation Testers

Graduates/Students who want to pursue career in testing

What’s unique about this course?

1. Built completely based on REAL TIME PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION & WORKING EXPERIENCE of automating E2E tests

2. Integrated framework with Web + API + DB + File handling and more with page object design pattern

3. Using this framework one can confidently build an E2E test framework from ground zero

4. Uses Async mode which has LONG TERM SUPPORT

5. Cucumber(BDD), Cross-browser testing and GitHub Actions and more

6. Loggerand global reporter that makes easier to debug and fix tests and produce accurate test report

7. Tips and tricks to overcome different project implementation challenges

Why Webdriverio?

It’s becoming common to adopt to a Node.js based test framework in many organisations due to having “one team one language” concept where most of the modern web and backend services are built using JavaScript and Node.js and therefore there is a flexibility to extend unit tests and integrate with CI/CD pipeline seamlessly – For all these reasons, Webdriver IO is a great choice for automating integration/E2E tests. 

WebdriverIO(also known as WDIO) is the established test framework for Node.js. It has got powerful runner that supports Cucumber, Mocha and Jasmine and loaded with many features that makes easier to use.

WDIO can be run on  WebDriver or Chrome DevTools Protocol – this means it has a full control over all browser elements to interact with. It is highly extendable that makes easier to automate E2E tests, not just web. 

Is automating web application just enough?

It’s hard to find a project that just automates only web applications, the scope of automation is widen to integrate Web with API, database and files and even more. If this is what you are looking for, you have landed in the right place. This course is having everything you need to know to build an highly extensible integrated framework that can accomodate different applications components.

What topics are covered? (All that you need to know work in real projects): 

1. Introduction

2. Installation and project set up

3. Run first webdriverio test

4. Git Integration

5. Locator Strategy

6. Handling Web Elements

7. Web Advanced Interactions

8. Browser args and capabilities – USER STORY starts

9. Run Headless

10. Run Parallel

11. Managing different environments

12. Cucumber Integration

13. Cucumber Advanced integration

14. Set up logger

15. Reporter

16. Exception handling

17. Set up Global Reporter

18. Framework Building Blocks & Page Object Model

19. API Testing Integration [ADDONS:You are start building helpers from here]

20. Build E2E Tests

21. Cross Browser Testing

22. CI Integration

23. DB Integration

24. JavaScript for beginners (basics)

25. Grid for cross-browser testing (upcoming)

This course is designed such a way that anyone who wants to learn or implement Node.js based E2E test framework in their current role as a QA engineer or Automation tester can build it from scratch.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: WebdriverIO Introduction

Lecture 1: Course Introduction

Lecture 2: Note on next video

Lecture 3: 1 Minute Demo(without voiceover)

Lecture 4: What is Webdriver IO?

Lecture 5: Capabilities and Commonly Asked Questions

Chapter 2: Installation and project set up

Lecture 1: Nodejs and NPM installation

Lecture 2: VSCode installation

Lecture 3: First node project – Hello, World!

Lecture 4: Install Webdriver IO – v8 (LATEST)

Lecture 5: WDIO Test Runner Config – overview

Lecture 6: Create Project Structure

Lecture 7: Install VSCode Marketplace Extensions

Lecture 8: Note on JavaScripts Basics

Chapter 3: Run First WDIO Test

Lecture 1: Run first demo feature

Lecture 2: Possible errors when running first test

Lecture 3: Complete first test

Chapter 4: Git Integration

Lecture 1: Install git – Mac

Lecture 2: Install git – Windows

Lecture 3: Set up a repo in GitHub

Lecture 4: Set up git locally

Lecture 5: Commit changes in git

Chapter 5: Web Automation – Locator Strategy

Lecture 1: Selectors overview

Lecture 2: Selectors demo

Chapter 6: Handling Web Elements

Lecture 1: Inputbox – type, clear, slow typing

Lecture 2: Dropdown

Lecture 3: Checkbox

Lecture 4: Windows handling

Lecture 5: Alerts/Pop up windows

Lecture 6: File upload

Lecture 7: Frames

Lecture 8: Key press

Lecture 9: Basic scrolling

Chapter 7: Web Interactions – Advanced

Lecture 1: Iterating over list of elements – Part 1

Lecture 2: Iterating over list of elements – Part 2

Lecture 3: Web table – Part1

Lecture 4: Web table – Part2

Lecture 5: Advanced Scrolling

Lecture 6: Understanding waits and timeouts

Lecture 7: Use of WaitUntil() – Dynamic wait

Lecture 8: Reload and Refresh, Back, Forward – When to use it?

Lecture 9: How to debug WDIO sessions?

Lecture 10: What is REPL and how to use it?

Chapter 8: Browser args and capabilities

Lecture 1: Understanding browser capabilities and args

Chapter 9: Run Headless

Lecture 1: Set up scripts in package.json

Lecture 2: Running test headless mode

Chapter 10: Run Parallel

Lecture 1: Parallel Run Demo 1 – Run multiple features

Chapter 11: Managing different environments

Lecture 1: Set up a .env/environment file

Lecture 2: (IMPORTANT) WebdriverIO v8 changes

Lecture 3: Create and merge different environment config file

Lecture 4: Set up log level for different test scope

Chapter 12: Cucumber Integration

Lecture 1: Cucumber Introduction

Lecture 2: Creating Feature

Lecture 3: Background, Scenario and Steps

Lecture 4: Regular Expression

Lecture 5: Data tables

Lecture 6: Tips on creating feature file

Chapter 13: Cucumber Advanced integration

Lecture 1: Understanding hooks

Lecture 2: Hooks – Real time use case

Lecture 3: Set up world obj – A way to exchange data between steps

Lecture 4: Set up testid globally

Chapter 14: Logger

Lecture 1: Set up logger

Lecture 2: Save execution logs

Chapter 15: Reporter

Lecture 1: Allure set up and demo

Lecture 2: Allure additional configuration

Chapter 16: Exception Handling

Lecture 1: Exception handling – Error and Chai Assertions

Chapter 17: Set up global reporter

Lecture 1: Build global error reporter function

Chapter 18: Framework Building Blocks & Page Object Model

Lecture 1: What are core characteristics of a test framework?

Lecture 2: Best practices [PDCA]

Lecture 3: Best practises for handling different set of data

Lecture 4: Set up a page class

Lecture 5: Set up page objects

Lecture 6: Use page objects in Step definition file

Chapter 19: API Testing Integration

Lecture 1: Set up supertest

Lecture 2: Build GET method

Lecture 3: Build POST method

Chapter 20: Build E2E Tests – Web + API

Lecture 1: E2E Test – Part 1: Create E2E feature file with steps

Lecture 2: (IMPORTANT) WebdriverIO v8 change

Lecture 3: E2E Test – Part 2: Integrate API with WEB test

Lecture 4: E2E Test – Part 3: Web login

Lecture 5: E2E Test – Part 4 :Complete E2E test

Instructors

Cope Automation
Test Automation Consultant

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1 stars: 8 votes

2 stars: 8 votes

3 stars: 62 votes

4 stars: 202 votes

5 stars: 365 votes

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