Autonomx

Autonomx provides a complete testing platform for UI (Web, iOS, Android, Win) and API testing. It provides a feature rich and viable testing solution for end to end testing. They’re designed to be fast, scalable, reliable and adaptable to any requirements for ever growing projects.

Overview

Open source UI automation testing framework based on Webdriver/Appium, TestNG/Junit, with maven integration.
Unifies mobile and web testing, using a common, version controlled code base (Autonomx Core)
Each testing project is treated as a client for the Autonomx Core, meaning one central code base for all UI testing projects
A client can have multiple test projects, as well as multiple platforms (web, Android, iOS, Win), associated with it.
Modular design. Each project/component is treated as a module, fully capable of interacting with one another. This allows for multi component and multiplatform testing. Eg. Create user through component A (API), validate in component B (web), do action in component C (Android), validate results in component D (iOS)
All interaction with the UI are through utility functions called Helpers, which are stable and optimized set of wrapper functions, removing inconsistencies in coding styles and enforcing testing best practices
Integrates seamlessly with the API testing framework for end to end testing
Detailed reports through ExtentTest reports

Prerequisites:

Web:

Java jdk-1.8 or higher
maven 3.3.x or higher (maven will automatically download by running setup.bat/sh script)
https://docs.autonomx.io/prerequisites

Android:

appium "npm install -g appium"
Android SDK (for Android execution | with ANDROID_HOME and PATH configured)
https://docs.autonomx.io/prerequisites/android
https://docs.autonomx.io/getting-started/android-tests

iOS:

appium
XCode and an iPhone Simulator (for iOS execution)
https://docs.autonomx.io/prerequisites/ios
https://docs.autonomx.io/getting-started/ios-tests

IDE Setup

For Intellij IDE, navigate to Intellij Setup Page: https://docs.autonomx.io/getting-started/ide/intellij
For Eclipse IDE, navigate to Eclipse Setup Page: https://docs.autonomx.io/getting-started/ide/eclipse

Getting Started:

Download the latest release of Autonomx based on your project needs
Run the setup:
setup.bat (windows), setup.sh (osx, linux)
This will download maven if not installed, and all the required dependencies
Navigate to runner//. eg. runner/mac/restTests.sh
The run scripts are generated from testng testSuites by runner/generateScripts.sh. Each script is associated with a suite of tests
https://docs.autonomx.io/quick-start

Reporting

Extent Reports is used for BDD style reporting of the test results

Web Tests

https://docs.autonomx.io/getting-started/web-tests
Example project: Autonomx ▸ ⁨automation⁩ ▸ ⁨src⁩ ▸ ⁨main⁩ ▸ ⁨java⁩ ▸ ⁨modules⁩ ▸ ⁨webApp⁩
Setup locators webApp ▸ LoginPanel.java

     public static class elements {
            public static EnhancedBy USER_NAME_FIELD = Element.byCss("[placeholder='John Doe']", "username field");
            public static EnhancedBy PASSWORD_FIELD = Element.byCss("#password", "password field");
            public static EnhancedBy LOGIN_SUBMIT = Element.byCss("[type='submit']", "submit button");
            public static EnhancedBy LOGOUT_BUTTON = Element.byCss("[href*='logout']", "logout button");
            public static EnhancedBy MAIN_SITE = Element.byCss(".main-site", "main site button");
            public static EnhancedBy ERROR_MESSAGE = Element.byCss("[class*='InputErrors']", "input errors");

            public static EnhancedBy LOADING_INDICATOR = Element.byCss("[class*='Loading']", "loading indicator");

        }

Define actions webApp ▸ LoginPanel.java

        /**
      * enter login info and click login button
      * 
      * @param user
      */
     public void login(User user) {
         setLoginFields(user);
         Helper.form.formSubmit(elements.LOGIN_SUBMIT, MainPanel.elements.ADMIN_LOGO, elements.LOADING_INDICATOR);

     }

     public void loginError(User user) {
         setLoginFields(user);
         Helper.form.formSubmit(elements.LOGIN_SUBMIT, elements.ERROR_MESSAGE);
     }

     public void relogin(User user) {
         manager.main.logout();
         login(user);
     }

     public void setLoginFields(User user) {
         Helper.form.setField(elements.USER_NAME_FIELD, user.username().get());
         Helper.form.setField(elements.PASSWORD_FIELD, user.password().get());
     }

Define objects
- autonomx⁩ ▸ ⁨automation⁩ ▸ ⁨src⁩ ▸ ⁨main⁩ ▸ ⁨java⁩ ▸ ⁨module ▸ webApp ▸ user.csv
- We are going to use the csv file to setup our data. For more info Csv
setup test

     @BeforeMethod
     public void beforeMethod() throws Exception {
        setupWebDriver(app.webApp.getWebDriver());
    }

    @Test
    public void validate_user_Login() {
        UserObject user = UserObject.user().withAdminLogin();
        TestLog.When("I login with admin user");
        app.strapi.login.login(user);

        TestLog.Then("I verify admin logo is displayed");
        Helper.verifyElementIsDisplayed(MainPanel.elements.ADMIN_LOGO);

        TestLog.When("I logout");
        app.strapi.main.logout();

        TestLog.Then("I should see the login panel");
        Helper.verifyElementIsDisplayed(LoginPanel.elements.LOGIN_SUBMIT);
    }

Service Level Tests

https://docs.autonomx.io/service-level-testing
- Service level testing encompasses any backend, service, api, and database level testing
- These tests are compromised of: request, response, and verification
- Since these follow the same template, we have opted for using csv file to write the tests
- 1 line 1 complete test
- This allows us to add lots of tests to each csv file, covering large number of permutations
Add Test cases in CSV file at apiTestData/testCases
Run tests using the runner at apiTestData/runner//apiRunner
CSV files will run in parallel
Parallel run value can be set at automation/resources/properties.property "parallel_test_count"

Service Code Integration

https://docs.autonomx.io/service-level-testing/service-code-integration
We can run our service test with the UI based tests

There are 2 methods of achieving this goal

Creating a service object and calling the service interface directly

public Response loginWithServiceObject(CommonUser user) {
    
    ServiceObject loginApi = Service.create()
            .withUriPath("/auth/local")
            .withContentType("application/json")
            .withMethod("POST")
            .withRequestBody("{" + 
                    "\"identifier\": \""+ user.username +"\",\r\n" + 
                    "\"password\": \"" +user.password + "\"" + 
                    "}")
            .withOutputParams(
                    "user.role.id:<$roles>;"
                    + "jwt:<$accessTokenAdmin>;"
                    + "user.id:<$userId>");
            
    return RestApiInterface.RestfullApiInterface(loginApi);
}

Creating a service keyword in a csv file and calling the test case name

public void login(CommonUser user) {
    Service.getToken
            .withUsername(user.username)
            .withPassword(user.password)
            .build();
}

Script Runner

https://docs.autonomx.io/script-runner-1/installation
Script Server will run the test suites on a web browser
Script Server will run the tests defined in Test Suite

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