In 2023, Selenium is still a popular automation testing tool. It does support many running mode to adapt to your requirements. Headless Mode is a feature that allows the browser to run without a graphical user interface (GUI), making it faster and more efficient for running automated tests. It is recommend when running testcases in …
When working with Selenium, sometimes you may want to get the driver log to know what’s going on. This is really helpful in some situations, especially if it is related to debugging. Below is some methods to get driver log (chrome driver) with Selenium Java. Firstly, create a new Maven project with your favourite Java …
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Select item in Selenium Java is easy with support of three below methods: + selectByIndex (int index) + selectByValue (String value) + selectByVisibleText (String text) In most cases, these methods are enough with default dropdown. But unfortunately, in real world application, the default select tag which browser renders is very ugly and developers will use …
Data driven testing is supported by Nunit by using [TestCase] and [TestCaseSource] attribute (https://docs.nunit.org/articles/nunit/writing-tests/attributes/testcasesource.html). It requires you to define another class to contain test data. In real world, there will be many situations you will need to use JSON file as your data. In real world, there will be many situations you will need to …
While using Nhamcrest, there will be many situation you need to write your own matcher (custom matchers). Think about when you want to assert if a string contains only letters and spaces or an integer array contains only number which is divisible by both 5 and 3 as below examples. At this blog, let’s see …
Hamcrest is a popular open-source matcher library of Java. If you do not know about what is matcher and how useful Hamcrest is, I recommend reading some examples in Hamcrest’s main page (https://hamcrest.org/) and do some google search first. It does support many other languages like Python, Ruby, Javascript. With C#, we have an “idiomatic …
