This is a template to get started with a Gauge project that uses Selenium as the driver to interact with a web browser.
gauge --install java_selenium
- Create a new file under
specsdirectory, say "hello_world.spec". - Define your specification in this file, an example below
Sample Specification
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This is an executable specification file. This file follows markdown syntax. Every heading in this file denotes a scenario. Every bulleted point denotes a step.
To execute this specification, use
mvn test
* Navigate to "http://getgauge.io"
Search for Gauge Documentation
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* Go to Gauge Get Started Page
Read more about Specifications
This is where the java implementation of the steps would be implemented. Since this is a Selenium based project, the java implementation would invoke Selenium APIs as required.
We recommend considering modelling your tests using the Page Object pattern, and the Webdriver support for creating them.
- Create a new class called, say,
SampleTest.java - Add the Step implementation in the class, an example is below:
import com.thoughtworks.gauge.Gauge;
import com.thoughtworks.gauge.Step;
import org.openqa.selenium.By;
import org.openqa.selenium.WebElement;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertTrue;
public class SampleTest {
@Step("Navigate to <url>")
public void navigateTo(String url) {
Driver.driver.get(url);
assertTrue(Driver.driver.getTitle().contains("Gauge"));
}
@Step("Go to Gauge Get Started Page")
public void gotoGetStartedPage() throws InterruptedException {
WebElement getStartedButton = Driver.driver.findElement(By.xpath("//*[@id=\"content\"]/section[1]/section/div[2]/a[1]"));
getStartedButton.click();
Gauge.writeMessage("Page title is ", Driver.driver.getTitle());
}
}
- Note that every Gauge step implementation is annotated with a
Stepattribute that takes the Step text pattern as a parameter. Read more about Step implementations in Java
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