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Selenium Fundamentals

By : Patrick Viafore
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Selenium Fundamentals

By: Patrick Viafore

Overview of this book

We’ll begin this course by understanding the importance of automating tests. Then, we will learn how to choose good selectors for navigating through your web application while highlighting best practices and techniques. After writing your first tests, you will go through the object model to help create your own advanced test cases. You will learn how to analyze a test report, track timing errors, and separate real issues from "flaky" tests. You will also learn how to configure and connect to a local grid, a network grid, and a third-party service. By the end of the course, you will have the skills you need to run automated tests on your own web application. GitHub link for this course - https://github.com/TrainingByPackt/Selenium-Fundamentals-eLearning

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Selenium Fundamentals
Patrick Viafore
Dec, 2018 | 2 hours 26 minutes
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Table of Contents (9 chapters)
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1
Getting Started
Course Overview
Lesson Overview
Software Automation
Selenium Overview
Environment Configuration
Lesson Summary
2
WebDriver Functionality
Lesson Overview
Instantiating a WebDriver – Chrome
An Overview of Frequently Used Methods
Controlling the Browser Window
Resizing
Managing Alerts
Managing Frames and Windows
Lesson Summary
3
WebElement Functionality
Lesson Overview
Using Browser Developer Tools – Chrome
An Overview of Frequently Used Methods
An Overview of Frequently Used Methods
Element Locator Types
Lesson Summary
4
Advanced Element Location
Lesson Overview
Navigating the DOM
Searching Within Previously Found Elements
Creating Complex Locators to Reach Any Element
Lesson Summary
5
Waiting for Elements
Lesson Overview
Implicit Waits
Explicit Waits
Implicit versus Explicit Waits
Waiting for an Element with a Custom Written Condition
Lesson Summary
6
Page Object Model
Lesson Overview
Introducing the Page Object Model
Modeling a Web Application Using Page Objects
Implementing Nested Page Object Instances
Lesson Summary
7
Writing Tests
Lesson Overview
Understanding a Test Framework
Choosing a Test Framework
Creating Test Scripts and Suites
Validating and Viewing Results
Lesson Summary
8
Analysis and Troubleshooting
Lesson Overview
Analyzing a Test Report
Tracking Down Timing Errors
Separating Real Issues from Flaky Tests
Lesson Summary
9
Using a Selenium Grid
Lesson Overview
Configuring and Connecting to a Local Grid
Configuring and Connecting to a Network Grid
Connecting to a Third-Party Service
Lesson Summary
Chapter 5
Waiting for Elements
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Waiting for an Element with a Custom Written Condition
As we already know, explicit waits allow us to build a test using many pre-conditions that are provided by the ExpectedConditions class. But what if these conditions are not sufficient to recreate a test scenario? The good news is that we can implement the ExpectedCondition interface to create custom wait conditions as needed. Let us learn how!
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