https://github.com/sw-tester/qa-wdio-js

Boilerplate Testing Framework based on WebdriverIO (JS) and Cucumber
https://github.com/sw-tester/qa-wdio-js

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Boilerplate Testing Framework based on WebdriverIO (JS) and Cucumber

• Host: GitHub
• URL: https://github.com/sw-tester/qa-wdio-js
• Owner: sw-tester
• License: gpl-2.0
• Created: 2023-04-01T09:32:55.000Z (almost 2 years ago)
• Default Branch: master
• Last Pushed: 2023-04-08T04:19:10.000Z (almost 2 years ago)
• Last Synced: 2024-12-20T05:23:30.580Z (24 days ago)
• Topics: bdd, cucumber, qa-automation, test-automation, testing-framework, webdriverio
• Language: JavaScript
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• Size: 46.9 KB
• Stars: 0
• Watchers: 1
• Forks: 0
• Open Issues: 0
• Metadata Files:
  • Readme: README.md
  • License: LICENSE.md

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README

        
# WebdriverIO [JS] - ReadyState Framework Using Cucumber

## What it offers:

    - This is a boilerplate test framework, developed using Cucumber-JS, which gives detailed

    directions on: implementating pageobjects, writing feature files elequently using Gherkin

    for an eCommerce site, running tests in a docker container and much more.

    - It aims to provide an idea on using various WebdriverIO API to mimick different user 

    interactions, and also, maintaining the data used for automated testing commonly using YAML file.

    - It generates test reports (allure), providing detailed outcomes about the test runs,

    including screenshots on failures.

    - This repository contains all you need to run tests in docker container or optionally in

    local machine.

## How to do:

    - Local:

        - Install nodejs and npm

        - Java [To run allure commandline]

    - Docker Container:

        - Docker [ Though tests run in container, you still can monitor runs as container runs

        in attached mode ]

    

    - Tree View:

        .

        ├── Dockerfile

        ├── README.md

        ├── init.sh

        ├── jsconfig.json

        ├── package-lock.json

        ├── package.json

        ├── src

        │   ├── data

        │   │   └── data.yml

        │   ├── features

        │   │   ├── account.creation.feature

        │   │   ├── search.products.feature

        │   │   └── sign.in.feature

        │   ├── glue

        │   │   ├── account.creation.js

        │   │   ├── add.to.cart.js

        │   │   ├── order.confirmation.js

        │   │   ├── reviews.payments.js

        │   │   ├── search.products.js

        │   │   ├── shipping.info.js

        │   │   └── sign.in.js

        │   ├── pages

        │   │   ├── add.to.cart.js

        │   │   ├── base.page.js

        │   │   ├── create.new.account.js

        │   │   ├── customer.login.js

        │   │   ├── home.js

        │   │   ├── order.confirmation.js

        │   │   ├── reviews.payments.js

        │   │   ├── search.results.js

        │   │   └── shipping.address.js

        │   └── utils

        │       ├── support.js

        │       └── td.js

        └── wdio.conf.js

## What to do:

    - For Mac or Linux distributions, you can run scripts using the script like this:  ./init.sh

    - In case of Windows, you shall run these commands on cmd or create a batch using these commands

        rd /s /q allure-report

        rd /s /q allure-results

        npm install .

        npm install -g allure-commandline

        npm run test

        allure generate --clean allure-results && allure open -h localhost -p 60606

    - After tests are done, allure will be launched in default browser, and for docker container, you

    can check the reports manually at http://localhost:60606

## What's next:

    - This is a standard boilplate framework and is evolving, however if you think to add any feature

    ,please do so and create a pull request to this repository.