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Executing Tesbo Test Automation Script Over Online Selenium Grid

Tesbois a hybrid framework for test automation that works on a keyword-driven approach. It allows you to write automation scripts in plain English like you'd do with a BDD framework. Built on top of Selenium, Tesbo helps you to perform cross browser testing over a Selenium Grid in parallel.

This document will help you run Tesbo automation scripts over online Selenium Grid offered by LambdaTest. That way, you could execute your Tesbo test builds on 2000+ real browsers for desktop & mobile over a cloud-based Selenium infrastructure.

Tesbo can help you run automation testing through all programming languages that supports Selenium. All you need to do is write your test files in plain english and define the capabilities in a config.json file. Let's get started.

Prerequisites#

All the code samples in this documentation can be found in the Tesbo LambdaTest Repository on Image GitHub. You can either download or clone the repository to quickly run your tests.

  • You would need Java development environment i.e. JDK 1.6 or higher. We recommend using the latest version.
  • An IDE(Integrated Development Environment) such as Eclipse or IntelliJ.
  • Clone the GitHub repository for LambdaTest Tesbo Demo.

Running The Tesbo Test Automation Script On Online Selenium Grid#

After you download or clone the repository for LambdaTest Tesbo Demo, you will find the test folder which would have your test files by the name CheckBox.tests & FormsAndList.tests. Here are these test files.

 //CheckBox.testsTest: Verify Check all button functionality#CH1 #CheckBox #AllStep: pause until @No_Thanks_Button_On_Popup is displayStep: Click on @No_Thanks_Button_On_PopupVerify: Page Title is equal to 'Selenium Easy - Best Demo website to practice Selenium Webdriver Online'Step: Scroll to BottomVerify: @Basic_Icon is displayedStep: Click on @Basic_IconVerify: @Check_Box_Demo_Option is displayedStep: Click on @Check_Box_Demo_OptionVerify: Current url is equal to 'https://www.seleniumeasy.com/test/basic-checkbox-demo.html'Step: Scroll to BottomVerify: @Check_All_Button is displayedStep: Click on @Check_All_ButtonVerify: Get attribute 'value' of @Checked_All_Check_Box is equal to 'true'Verify: @Uncheck_All_Button is displayedEnd
Test: Verify Check single check box functionality#CH2 #CheckBox #AllStep: pause until @No_Thanks_Button_On_Popup is displayStep: Click on @No_Thanks_Button_On_PopupVerify: Page Title is equal to 'Selenium Easy - Best Demo website to practice Selenium Webdriver Online'Step: Scroll to BottomVerify: @Basic_Icon is displayedStep: Click on @Basic_IconVerify: @Check_Box_Demo_Option is displayedStep: Click on @Check_Box_Demo_OptionVerify: Current url is equal to 'https://www.seleniumeasy.com/test/basic-checkbox-demo.html'Verify: @Single_Check_Box is displayedStep: Click on @Single_Check_BoxVerify: @Checked_Successfully_Message text is equal to 'Success - Check box is checked'End
Test: Verify Alert box functionality#Al1 #AlertBox #AllStep: pause until @No_Thanks_Button_On_Popup is displayStep: Click on @No_Thanks_Button_On_PopupVerify: Page Title is equal to 'Selenium Easy - Best Demo website to practice Selenium Webdriver Online'Step: Scroll to BottomVerify: @Basic_Icon is displayedStep: Click on @Basic_IconVerify: @Javascript_Alerts_Option is displayedStep: Click on @Javascript_Alerts_OptionVerify: @Alert_Box_Page_Heading text contains is 'JavaScript has three kind of popup boxes'Step: Click on @Click_Me_Button_Of_Alert_BoxStep: Switch to alert then verify text with 'I am an alert box!'Step: Switch to alert then acceptStep: Pause for 2 SecEnd
//FormsAndList.testsTest: Verify Ajax input forms functionality#FO1 #Forms #AllStep: pause until @No_Thanks_Button_On_Popup is displayStep: Click on @No_Thanks_Button_On_PopupVerify: Page Title is equal to 'Selenium Easy - Best Demo website to practice Selenium Webdriver Online'Step: Scroll to BottomVerify: @Intermediate_Icon is displayedStep: Click on @Intermediate_IconVerify: @Ajax_Form_Submit_Option is displayedStep: Click on @Ajax_Form_Submit_OptionVerify: @Page_Heading text is equal to ignore case 'ajax form submit with Loading Icon'Step: Enter 'Tesbo' in @Name_Text_Box_FieldStep: Enter 'Tesbo is the hybrid test framework that is built upon the keyword-driven.' in @Comment_Text_Box_FieldStep: Click on @Submit_ButtonVerify: @Confirmation_message text is equal to 'Form submited Successfully!'End
Test: Verify JQuery List Box functionality#LB1 #ListBox #AllStep: pause until @No_Thanks_Button_On_Popup is displayStep: Click on @No_Thanks_Button_On_PopupVerify: Page Title is equal to 'Selenium Easy - Best Demo website to practice Selenium Webdriver Online'Step: Scroll to BottomVerify: @Intermediate_Icon is displayedStep: Click on @Intermediate_IconVerify: @JQuery_List_Box_Option is displayedStep: Click on @JQuery_List_Box_OptionVerify: @List_Box_Page_Heading text contains is 'JQuery Dual List'Step: Select using index 3 from @Source_List_BoxStep: Click on @Add_ButtonVerify: @Added_List_Value text is equal to 'Isabella'Step: Select using text 'Alice' from @Source_List_BoxStep: Click on @Add_ButtonStep: Select using index 0 from @Destination_List_BoxStep: Click on @Remove_ButtonVerify: @Destination_List_Size has size of '1'End

Now that you have your test scripts ready with you, a few edits to the config.json is all that is required to run your test files over LambdaTest Selenium Grid. Let's have a look at these edits.

Step 1: You need to specify the Selenium Address in you config.json that would point your tests over to the Hub URL of LambdaTest Selenium Grid. Your Selenium Address would be:

https://{LambdaTest_Username}:{LambdaTest_Access_Key}@hub.lambdatest.com/wd/hub

Step 2: In your config.json there is a config called "IsGrid". By default, IsGrid is set to false, make sure you set it as true.

"IsGrid": true

Step 3: Define your desired capabilities. By defining your desired capabilities, you are informing the LambdaTest Selenium Grid about the configurations over which you wish your test automation script to run. You can take help from LambdaTest Selenium Desired Capabilities Generator to fetch the capabilities class.

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Here is the complete config.json.

{  "run": {    "baseUrl": "https://www.seleniumeasy.com/test/",    "seleniumAddress": "https://{userName}:{ApiKey}@hub.lambdatest.com/wd/hub",    "by": {      "tag": [        "FO1"      ]    },    "browser": {      "name": [        "chrome"      ]    },    "capabilities": {      "chrome": {        "build" : "Tesbo_With_LambdaTest",        "name" : "Tesbo",        "platform": "Windows 10",        "browserName": "Chrome",        "version": "83.0"      }    },
    "parallel": {      "status": false,      "count": "3"    },    "retryAnalyser":{      "count":"0"    },    "binaries": {      "chrome": ""    },
    "highlightElement": true,    "IsGrid": false  },
  "cloudIntegration" : {    "report": false,    "apiKey": "d31129abe90e5e2086e56a26995cc1cc",    "projectKey" : "5cd2e1f802d39139e8bf5092",    "buildName":"QAbleTest001"  }}

That's it. Now just hit the run button and you will find your test automation scripts running over the LambdaTest Selenium Grid.

Performing Parallel Testing With Online Selenium Grid#

You can leverage parallel testing to run multiple tests at the same time. To run parallel testing with Tesbo
you need to specify the count of parallel test in the config.json & set the parallel status to true.

 "parallel": {      "status": true,      "count": "3"    },

Now, if you wish to perform cross browser testing using the same script over different browsers in parallel then you need to define more capabilities in the config.json. Let's run the same script on 3 different browsers, simultaneously. We will run the script on Google Chrome 81 & Mozilla Firefox 76 on Windows 10. For macOS, we will take Safari 13.

"capabilities": {      "chrome": {        "build" : "Tesbo_With_LambdaTest",        "name" : "Tesbo",        "platform": "Windows 10",        "browserName": "Chrome",        "version": "83.0"      }       "firefox": {        "build" : "Tesbo_With_LambdaTest",        "name" : "Tesbo",        "platform": "Windows 10",        "browserName": "Firefox",        "version": "76.0"      }      "safari": {        "build" : "Tesbo_With_LambdaTest",        "name" : "Tesbo",        "platform": "MacOS Catalina",        "browserName": "Safari",        "version": "13.0"      }    },

Here is the new config.json to run parallel testing with Tesbo & LambdaTest.

{  "run": {    "baseUrl": "https://www.seleniumeasy.com/test/",    "seleniumAddress": "https://{userName}:{ApiKey}@hub.lambdatest.com/wd/hub",    "by": {      "tag": [        "FO1"      ]    },    "browser": {      "name": [        "chrome"      ]    },    "capabilities": {      "chrome": {        "build" : "Tesbo_With_LambdaTest",        "name" : "Tesbo",        "platform": "Windows 10",        "browserName": "Chrome",        "version": "83.0"      }
      "firefox": {        "build" : "Tesbo_With_LambdaTest",        "name" : "Tesbo",        "platform": "Windows 10",        "browserName": "Firefox",        "version": "76.0"      }      "safari": {        "build" : "Tesbo_With_LambdaTest",        "name" : "Tesbo",        "platform": "MacOS Catalina",        "browserName": "Safari",        "version": "13.0"      }    },
    "parallel": {      "status": true,      "count": "3"    },    "retryAnalyser":{      "count":"0"    },    "binaries": {      "chrome": ""    },
    "highlightElement": true,    "IsGrid": false  },
  "cloudIntegration" : {    "report": false,    "apiKey": "d31129abe90e5e2086e56a26995cc1cc",    "projectKey" : "5cd2e1f802d39139e8bf5092",    "buildName":"QAbleTest001"  }}

That was all you need to know for running Tesbo automation scripts over LambdaTest Selenium Grid. If you have any questions or doubts, feel free to share them with out or by mailing us to [email protected]. Happy testing!!! 🙂

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