Hello dear friends!
Welcome to lesson #5!
Today we will review one of the most important part of automation framework – verifications. Obviously that if our tests verify nothing – they are useless. So, this lesson will give You an understanding of how to create classes for verifications and how to customise them to have nice test results.
Some engineers likes to keep verifications in the body of unit tests, some of them would like to keep it in the same class with page objects. I would prefer to create separate package “verifications” and for each of our page object class create appropriate class for verifications.
Sometimes we need to have base class for verification to keep different methods for base verifications in this class.
Each of our verifications methods will return string with error messages if such were detected during verification.
So, let’s start to implement our first verification class.
Have a nice watching of video lesson!
Well, in this lesson You’ve learned how to create verifications, how to manage the readability of results and tests. It is super important part in creation of the framework for automation testing.
In the next lesson I will show You how to work with advanced verifications, when You want to verify language of the web page, or if elements are aligned correctly, etc. This information You will find in my next video.
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Have a good automation!
