mfaisalkhatri/technical-test

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This repo contains example code for Tendable website's tech challenge.
Maven is used as build tool in this project.
TestNG is used as testing framework for organizing and running tests and performing Assertions.
Data Faker library is used for setting the fake data while filling up the form.

All the tests are written in the TendableWebSiteTests class.
The first test testTopLevelMenus() verifies that the top level menus, i.e Home, Our Story, Our Solution and Why Tendable are present and accessible.
The second test testPresenceOfRequestADemoButton() checks that the Request a Demo button is present and active on the following pages:
- Home
- Our Story
- Our Solution
- Why Tendable
The third test testContactMarketing() navigates to the ContactUs page, chooses Marketing and fills the form leaving the Message field empty. An assertion is performed on the error message Sorry, there was an error submitting the form. Please try again.

Page Object model has been used in this project as it helps in better readability and maintainability. Hence, separate page classes have been created that houses the WebElements of the respective page.
BasePage class has the common WebElements that are available on multiple pages on the website. The Request a Demo button's WebElement is updated in this class. This Base Page class is extended by all other page object classes as it gives flexibility to re-use the BasePage class methods and variables easily.
For filling the Contact Us form, Data Faker library has been used as it takes care of passing the fresh data in the test everytime the tests are run. So, we don't have to worry about the test data generation.
DriverManager class has been created to take care of the drivers required to run the test. Currently, Chrome, Firefox and Edge browsers are supported in this project.
BaseTest class is created that instantiates the DriverManager class and passes the browser name using the @Parameter annotation in TestNG. In BaseTest class, the browser name supplied from testng.xml will actually be passed in the startBrowser() method from the DriverManager class and the respective browser session will be started.

To run the test from command line use the following command:
- mvn clean test
To run the tests using TestNG in intelliJ:
- Right click on testng.xml and select Run '...\testng.xml

Discuss your queries by writing to me @ mohammadfaisalkhatri@gmail.com OR ping me on any of the social media sites using the below link:
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