This README provides instructions and guidelines for Testcafe/Typescript framework to test ABN mock login page assignment. The assignment aims to assess my skills in designing and implementing automated FE tests for a specific application or system.

• Modular Design: The framework follows page object model design pattern, allowing easy organization and maintenance of test cases
• Cross-Browser Compatibility: The framework supports testing login pages across multiple browsers(Chrome, Edge and Firefox)
• Test Data Management: All test data, including different user credentials and authentications are collected into ./Data/data.json.
• Assertions and Validations: The framework uses Testcafe assertions and validations to verify login success, failure, error messages, and other expected behaviors.
• Reporting and Logging: Detailed reports and logs are generated as html report after each test run. Test report you can find by ./Reports/ including screenshots for the failures

Three test cases:

• Login with valid credentials
  • Sign in with valid username and password
  • Verify whether a login was successful or not
  • Sign out
  • Verify whether a logout was successful or not
  • Expected successful login and logout
• Login with invalid credentials
  • Sign in with invalid username and password
  • Verify whether a login was successful or not
  • Expected no successful login
• Login with empty fields
  • Leave both the username and password fields empty
  • Verify if it can be logged in or not
  • Verify whether a login was successful or not
  • Expected no successful login

After cloning the project or downloading it:

• Run npm install to install the required packages
• To Configure the Testcaf settings, such as browser preferences, test environment details, and any other required parameters from ./.testcaferc.json
• To Configure Typescript from tsconfig.json
• Test file is created at ./Tests/Session

To execute the test, follow these steps:

• Open a terminal or command prompt and navigate to the root directory of your test project.
• Run npm run testThe test will be executed parallel on Chrome, Edge, and Firefox
• Would you like to specify run in a specific browser, then run npm run test-<browser name>
• When you run the test, it automatically will create an HTTP server and run an ABN mock login page, where the test will be executed

The Login Page Test Automation Framework generates detailed test reports in html format. These reports provide insights into test coverage, execution results, browsers, and specific login-related issues including screenshots for failed scenarios.