November 2018 - QA Automation

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Postman Collection Integration With Jenkins

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Below steps we need to follow to Integrate Our Postman Collections with Jenkins.

Please Refer to this blog before to know how to integrate Postman collection with Newman before proceeding further.

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Postman API Collection Automation Testing Report

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In this blog we are going to learn how to generate HTML Report for doing API Testing with the help of postman Collection using Newman. Before Moving Further I would highly recommend you to read this blog, to understand how to execute postman collection through the command line.

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log4j in RestAssured Testing Framework

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log4j is a reliable, fast and flexible logging framework (APIs) written in Java, which is distributed under the Apache Software License.

log4j has been ported to the C, C++, C#, Perl, Python, Ruby, and Eiffel languages.

log4j is highly configurable through external configuration files at run time and it is basically used to write our own logs inside the code so it would be easy to troubleshoot code in case of any issue.

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Scope in Maven Dependencies

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I am very sure a lot of times this question might have come to your mind, what exactly the scope is in our Pom.xml file why to use and what is the purpose of this. In this blog, I will try my best to answer these questions.

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Running Automation Script in Chrome Headless with TestNg

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In this blog, we are going to learn how we can execute Selenium Automation Test in Headless mode or browser using Chrome.

Before Going Further let's Understand what is Headless Browser.

As Name Suggest Headless Browser is a browser without any user interface it would execute all our test case like a normal web-browser but we won’t be able to see that execution on our screen.

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How to Capture ScreenShot of Particular Web-element using selenium aShot

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In this blog, we are going to learn, how we can capture the screenshot of particular WebElement using Third-party utility “aShot”.

aShot is third party web driver screenshot utility used for:

Ø Takes a screenshot of a WebElement on different platforms (i.e. desktop browsers, iOS Simulator Mobile Safari, Android Emulator Browser)

Ø Capturing Full Page Screenshots.

Ø Decorates screenshots

Ø Provides flexible screenshot comparison

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Capturing Screenshot using Selenium ShutterBug

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In this Blog, we are going to learn how we can capture screenshot of a web page using Selenium Shutterbug.

Before Moving further let's understand what is Shutterbug and why it is required.

Selenium Shutterbug is a utility library written in Java for taking screenshots using Selenium Web Driver and further customizing, comparing and processing them.

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Capturing Screenshot into PDF File using Selenium

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In this blog, we are going to learn how we can capture screenshot of any web page while executing selenium automation scripts and store it in PDF file.

For this purpose, we would be using Java inbuilt libraries along with iTextPDF Jar which provides the facility to capture the screenshot and save them in PDF files.

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Protractor vs Selenium!!!

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In this blog, we are going to compare Protractor against Selenium to check out what are the various differences and similarities between both of them, which one to use and when.

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Steps to Setup Extent Report in Rest Assured Framework

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To Setup Extent Report in Rest assured we need to follow the below steps.

In maven project inside pom.Xml file,add below maven dependencies.

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Running FireFox Browser in Incognito (Private) using Selenium

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In this Blog, we are going to learn how we can execute Selenium Automation Test in Incognito (Private) Mode for FireFoxDriver.

Before Going Further, let's Understand what is Incognito (Private) Mode.

Incognito mode is a setting in our web browser that prevents Internet browsing history, cookies and site data, or information entered in forms from being stored. Incognito mode deletes this data as soon as we close the web browser.