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Enhanced Test Automation with WebdriverIO

You're reading from   Enhanced Test Automation with WebdriverIO Unlock the superpowers of hybrid testing frameworks

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Product type Paperback
Published in Nov 2023
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781837630189
Length 328 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Larry C. Goddard Larry C. Goddard
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Paul M. Grossman Paul M. Grossman
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Preface 1. Chapter 1: The Utility Belt – Tools Every Superhero SDET Needs 2. Chapter 2: Fortress of Solitude – Configuring WebdriverIO FREE CHAPTER 3. Chapter 3: Cybernetic Enhancements – WebdriverIO Config and Debug Tips 4. Chapter 4: Super Speed – Time-Travel Paradoxes and Broken Promises 5. Chapter 5: Alter Egos – The ClickAdv Wrapper 6. Chapter 6: The setValue Wrapper – Entering Text and Dynamic Data Replacement 7. Chapter 7: The Select Wrapper – Choosing Values in Lists and Comboboxes 8. Chapter 8: The Assert Wrapper – the Importance of Embedded Details 9. Chapter 9: The Ancient Spell Book – Building the Page Object Model 10. Chapter 10: Increased Flexibility – Writing Robust Selectors and Reducing Maintenance 11. Chapter 11: Echo Location – Skipping the Page Object Model 12. Chapter 12: Superhero Landing – Setting Up Flexible Navigation Options 13. Chapter 13: The Multiverses – Cross-Browser Testing and Cross-Environment Testing 14. Chapter 14: The Time-Traveler’s Dilemma – State-Driven End to End User Journeys 15. Chapter 15: The Sentient Cape – Running Tests in a CI/CD Pipeline with Jenkins and LambdaTest 16. Epilogue
17. Index 18. Other Books You May Enjoy Appendix: The Ultimate Guide to TypeScript Error Messages, Causes, and Solutions

Creating a freestyle project and job

From the Jenkins dashboard, click + New Item. This provides us with several options, including Freestyle project and Pipeline. The Freestyle project option is for beginners, while the Pipeline option is for advanced users who wish to create a custom pipeline script in Groovy. Let’s begin by entering Enhanced Test Automation with WebdriverIO as the name and selecting Freestyle project.

This will display several tabs, including General, Source Code Management, Build Triggers, Build Environment, Build, and Post-build Actions. We will choose to run using code from our local machine. Advanced users can use a cloud-based corporate Jenkins to check out code from a private repository:

Figure 15.15 – Setting up custom state-based test runs for manual testers

Figure 15.15 – Setting up custom state-based test runs for manual testers

To run the build, we need the name of the test and the path to the project directory.

Parameterizing

In the job configuration, we will add a parameter...

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