The Automation Test Calculator Project is designed to help you get started with automated testing using Cucumber, Appium, Java, and JUnit. This project focuses on testing a simple calculator app within a clean architecture. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced tester, this guide provides a well-structured and maintainable setup for writing and executing automated tests.
- Cucumber Framework Integration: Learn how to create behavior-driven test scenarios using Gherkin syntax.
- Appium Setup: Understand how to configure Appium for mobile app testing.
- Java and JUnit: Explore Java-based test automation and utilize JUnit for test execution.
- Clean Architecture: Organize your test code in a modular and maintainable way.
Before getting started with the Automation Test Calculator Project, make sure you have the following prerequisites:
- Java Development Kit (JDK)
- Integrated Development Environment (IDE)
- Appium Installation
- Understanding of Cucumber and Gherkin Syntax
- JUnit (Java Unit Testing Framework)
This folder contains all the Java code necessary for your automation tests. It's organized into several subfolders to maintain a clean architecture and ensure that your code is modular and maintainable.
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hook
- Contains the classes that handle the setup and teardown of test environments.
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core
- Includes the core functionalities and utilities needed for your tests.
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steps
- Houses the step definition classes where you implement the steps defined in your Gherkin feature files.
This folder contains all the non-Java resources that your project needs, such as apps, feature files, and documentation.
- apps
- Stores the mobile application files that you will be testing.
- feature
- Contains the Cucumber feature files written in Gherkin syntax. These files define the behavior-driven test scenarios.
