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QMetry Automation Framework is designed to solve common industry
problems related to testing complex web systems. The framework is best
suited for writing Automated Web, Mobile Web and Mobile Native
Application UI Tests simulate real user activities on the page.
The framework is built upon java and integrates TestNG,
Selenium/Webdriver, Appium and Perfecto. Due to the framework's
thorough design, test developer does not need to worry about common
tasks such as thread safe browser session for running test in
parallel, reporting or to incorporate result with test management
tools. The tests run can be configured through standard testing
configuration files, the test run filters and behavior can be changed
within the config File.
The architecture of the framework
ensures a low cost of maintenance while supporting extensibility by:
Some benefits of using the framework are:
Question over here is how the framework reduces maintenance, execution
time and reuses code?
QMetry Automation Framework
provides high level construct to satisfy automation needs. It includes
top level interfaces, abstract base classes, service classes and their
implementations and custom annotations. Test developer only need to
concentrate on writing the tests and not spend time on adjusting the
underlying framework.
This framework provides test page concept
in a best efficient way by which you can manipulate page navigation
same as on actual web application under test. Once page get created
page objects/functionalities can be used in any test case, makes code
more reusable. The framework takes care of not only launching that
page but the entire page hierarchy to reach that specific page.
Furthermore it also checks that is page already active in browser? If
so then it will continue from there, results in reduced execution
time.
When functionality changes only the specific test page
file needs to be updated: if there is any change in page/ui of web
application under test you need to update just in particular page
rather than each and every test case, thus result in less maintenance.
In case of sequential execution it will take advantage of
sharing browser sessions between multiple test cases. No special
coding or design required to run test in parallel, you just need to
set parallel attribute’s appropriate value in configuration file
(eg. false, Test, methods, classes) and framework will take care for
providing thread safe driver sessions with maximum level of sharing
driver session between multiple test cases. This will result in
reducing time by parallel processing as well as by some level of
sharing driver session(depends on configuration). You also can
configure to run parallel in different browser (eg. iexplorer,
firefox) with or without selenium grid. If you are not planning for
physical distributed selenium server then, without selenium grid, you
can achieve higher performance by the framework as compare to grid
that configured different selenium server instance on the same
physical machine.
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