We know that automation testing entirely relies on the pre-scripted test which runs automatically to compare actual results with the expected results. This helps the tester determine whether an application performs as expected. Automation testing helps to reduce the effort of the regression test suite execution of manual testers. Everyone is familiar with Selenium test... Continue Reading →
Image Comparison during Automation
I had a requirement to compare the images/screenshot of the application during the automation execution. In that use case, I have to inject an expected image and compare it against the application's UI during the runtime; after that need to share the test results in a detailed report. The report should capture the... Continue Reading →
No System.setProperty! No WebDriverManager!
In earlier days of web automation using Selenium, we used to start a driver session with help of many intermediate steps and third-party dependencies. We used System.setProperty to set the driver executable path prior to instantiating the session and used this method for many years as a traditional way to start the session,... Continue Reading →
Automated Page Load Time Tracker
I got an opportunity to work with a POC to capture web page load time tracking for an application. I have to map all the tracked time against the flow in an excel report. That excel report should have a benchmark time to compare the actual time. Finally, set the status based on... Continue Reading →
Start Appium Server 2.x using different languages
Appium Server is the core component of the Appium architecture. It is written in Node.js and runs on the local machine or in the cloud. Appium’s API is based on the W3C WebDriver Protocol, and it has supported this protocol for years. Before the W3C WebDriver Protocol was designed as a web standard, several... Continue Reading →
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