webdriver-framework-core

Webdriver Framework Core

Webdriver Framework Core is a loosely coupled module which incorporates the following:

• Parses the external configuration files
• Initialize webdriver instances based on the configuration
• Provides APIs to inject the Webdriver instances in your tests

Parses the external configuration files

This repository allows you to use configuration files similar to the following to run your webdriver tests on various platforms including on-premise browsers, browsers running on a remote selenium grid such as BrowserStack Automate or in a Docker container.

testEndpoint: https://bstackdemo.com
namedTestUrls:
  url_one: https://www.google.com
  url_two: https://www.yahoo.com
#driverType: onPremDriver
driverType: cloudDriver
onPremDriver:
  platforms:
    - name: chrome
      driverPath: src/test/resources/chromedriver
    - name: safari
      driverPath: src/test/resources/safaridriver
cloudDriver:
  hubUrl: https://hub-cloud.browserstack.com/wd/hub
  user: BROWSERSTACK_USERNAME
  accessKey: BROWSERSTACK_ACCESSKEY
  localTunnel:
    enabled: false
  common_capabilities:
    project: BrowserStack Demo Repository
    buildPrefix: browserstack-examples-testng
    capabilities:
      browserstack.debug: true
      browserstack.networkLogs: true
      browserstack.console: debug
  platforms:
    - name: Win10_IE11
      os: Windows
      os_version: '10'
      browser: Internet Explorer
      browser_version: '11.0'
      capabilities:
        browserstack.ie.arch: x32
        browserstack.selenium_version: 3.141.59
    - name: Win10_Chrome_Latest-1
      os: Windows
      os_version: '10'
      browser: Chrome
      browser_version: latest-1
      capabilities:
        browserstack.selenium_version: 3.141.59
    - name: OSX_BigSur_Chrome_Latest
      os: OS X
      os_version: Big Sur
      browser: Chrome
      browser_version: latest
      capabilities:
        browserstack.selenium_version: 3.141.59

Initialize webdriver instances based on the configuration

The WebDriverFactory class looks for environment variable named "capabilities.config" which should be pointing to the file to be used. Further the class parses the file and initialises the WebDriverConfiguration class

Provides APIs to inject the Webdriver instances in your tests

Make use of createWebDriverForPlatform method inside your framework to inject the webdriver into your respective test instances.