You've been selected as a candidate for the QA Test Engineer position at SWIPE. Great! This project is intended to see how you work when producing a test for an actual application.
You'll be tasked with taking the instructions in this project (including a user story, Behavior-Driven-Design scenarios, and some helpful pointers), and providing automated tests. We'll then review your submission for completeness, best practices, and accuracy in terms of testing the requirements.
The project: Produce test cases, with accompanying automated test(s) logic, covering the user stories and scenarios in this document. Your test(s) should be able to arrange the necessary conditions to execute the test, perform the test, and positively assert that the expected outcome was met. You'll be testing against one of our applications (Argus), and should have received credentials in a separate communication.
Let's get started!
As an observer,
I would like to be able to submit an observation for a participant,
So that I may be able to provide meaningful feedback about that participant's performance in the classroom
As an observer,
I would like to be able to view my submitted observations
So that I can ensure that those observations have been recorded accurately
As an observer,
I would like to be able to recall an observation from the "Submitted" status, to the "Saved" status
So that I may make corrections to the previously submitted observation
Given an observer who inputs complete data and valid for an observation
When that observer submits the observation
Then the user should be informed that the observation was submitted successfully
And that user should be able to view the observation in their list of observations
Given an observer who inputs incomplete data for an observation
When that observer attempts to submit the observation
Then the user should be informed that the observation is incomplete submitted successfully
And the user should be able to identify incomplete/invalid observation fields
- Write the tests using a browser automation framework (e.g. Selenium)
- Include a test plan that clearly indicates the steps you took to verify that the features work as defined by the requirements above.
- If you don't already have one, create an account on Github
- Install a Git client (Github provides one that's simple and intuitive)
- Create a fork this project into your own Github account (do NOT clone the project from the SWIPE account)
- Clone your fork of this project
- Add your automated tests to the repository directory
- When finished, ensure that your files are in the repository directory, and commit your code
- Push your changes to your fork of the repository
- Perform a pull request, and we'll be able to see your code in the SWIPE account!
Feel free to reach out at any time to your contact at SWIPE with any questions. Good luck!