Protractor-page-object-model NPM

Protractor-POM-Ready-To-Use Page Object Basic Model ( Ready To Use ) - UI Test Automation Design Pattern for protractortest.org Contact me! if you have more ideas - padmaraj.nidagundi@gmail.com

How To Run ==> How To Use Page Object Design Pattern Basic Model ( Ready To Use )

Step 1:

Install NodeJs https://nodejs.org/en/download/
Make dir called "POM" in C:\ drive - Get into the folder
Install Protractor globally with command: npm install -g protractor
Update web driver with command - webdriver-manager update
Start the command webdriver-manager start then open this local URL http://localhost:4444/wd/hub in browser to make sure protractor up and running

Step 2:

Go to the https://www.npmjs.com/package/protractor-page-object-model -
Copy the install command and run - npm i protractor-page-object-model
Now you view "POM framework" in the C:\pom\node_modules\protractor-page-object-model ~~ OR ~~
Clone / download from git https://github.com/padmarajnidagundi/Protractor-POM-Ready-To-Use

Finally, :-)

Step 3:

In another consol run the command => protractor conf.js
Your will notice test are running against the protractortest.org on chrome browser

Page code pattern in the folder => "Pages"

class HomePage {
constructor() {
    this.homeLink = element(by.linkText('Home'));
    this.drop1Link = element(by.id('drop1'));
    this.tutorialLink = element(by.linkText('Tutorial'));
    this.drop2Link = element(by.id('drop2'));
    this.settingUpProtractorLink = element(by.linkText('Setting Up Protractor'));
    this.settingUpTheSeleniumServerLink = element(by.linkText('Setting Up the Selenium Server'));
    this.settingUpTheBrowserLink = element(by.linkText('Setting Up the Browser'));
    this.choosingAFrameworkLink = element(by.linkText('Choosing a Framework'));
    this.drop3Link = element(by.id('drop3'));
    this.fAQLink = element(by.linkText('FAQ'));
}
}
module.exports = new HomePage();

Test case code pattern in the folder => Tests

var homePage = require('../Pages/homePage');
var testdata = require('../Testdata/data.json');
const EC = protractor.ExpectedConditions;
describe('Check the https://www.protractortest.org/ main page Home and Tutorial links', function () {
it('HomePageTest 1 .1 - It should navigate to home page! check Tutorial page and go back to Home page', function () {
//Given
browser.ignoreSynchronization = true;
browser.driver.manage().window().maximize();
browser.get(testdata.environment);
browser.sleep(6000);
//When
homePage.tutorialLink.click();
browser.wait(EC.visibilityOf(homePage.homeLink), 10000);
//Then
homePage.homeLink.click();
browser.wait(EC.visibilityOf(homePage.homeLink), 10000);   
}); 
});

Used jasmine for assertion https://jasmine.github.io/

Test data is isolated from the test case in the folder => Testdata using JSON file.

{ 
"environment": "https://www.protractortest.org/"
}

Standard protractor configuration coming from => conf.js

Keywords

Software testing, Test automation, UI test automation, Qualiy assurance, Test automation framework, Test automation framework architecture, Test automation framework design, Page object model, UAT testing, E2E testing, Angular testing, AngularJS testing, Jasmine, Automation

maintaining codebase tips Kudos (Help) for you

To update your Protractor version ::: npm install protractor@latest --save & npm install -g protractor
Selenium Web driver update ::: webdriver-manager update