Aglet is Cucumber-based test automation framework [kind of all-in-one]

Grab a copy

git clone https://github.com/artemdwo/aglet.git

../config/config.yml - Contains range of default timeouts and environment configurations where site_root (aka base_url) is defined.

../features/*.feature - each *.feature file contains a range of Scenarios (aka Test Cases) describing expected behaviour and assertions in Behavioural format (supporting BDD).

Google Keep Scenarios

../features/step_definitions/*_steps.rb - each *_steps.rb file contains background scripting (coding) of the Steps that comprise Scenarios, which transform Behaviour into Action. That's the place where magic happens.

../lib/model/domain/*_details.rb - content (test data) container classes

../lib/model/page/*.rb - page object models (elements and methods)

../lib/model/section/*.rb - page object models (elements and methods) of repetitive blocks to prevent duplication across pages

../lib/model/aglet.rb - project object that combines everything together

Ensure you have following installed:

• Ruby 2.2.0+ (use rvm)
• Bundler latest (gem install bundler)
• Selenium WebDriver latest (http://docs.seleniumhq.org/download/)
• Chromedriver latest - to run Google Chrome ($ brew install chromedriver)
• Geckodriver latest - to run Firefox ($ brew install geckodriver)

Check what's already available

# rake -T

Run RAKE_TASK

# rake cuke:[RAKE_TASK]

RAKE_TASK available from:

• $ rake -T
• config/cucumber.yml

Run smoke predefined suite

# rake cuke:smoke

Run suite that will be filtered by @tag

# rake cuke:specific TAGS=@tag

To run tests under specific browser

# ... BROWSER=browser_alias

browser_alias:

• selenium_chrome for Google Chrome
• selenium_firefox for Firefoz

To run tests against specific environment

# ... CONFIG=environment_alias

See config/config.yml, for example default_env, environment_name

Test reports in JSON format:

# ... JSON_OUTPUT=cucumber.json

Test reports in JUNIT format:

# ... JUNIT_OUTPUT=results/