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Announcing Selenium Tests Automation Framework

Selenium Tests Framework (referred as STF from here on) is a test automation framework for automated testing of Desktop web, mobile site and mobile apps. STF is based on WebDriver, Appium, TestNG and Maven. STF source code is available on GitHub.

Please NOTICE that if you are new to selenium then you should first watch Java Training Video Tutorials and Selenium Training Video Tutorials

 STF supports following features - 

 • Supports running tests on following environments - 

IE, Firefox, Chrome browsers on Windows, Ubuntu and Mac

mobile web site tests on android and ios devices

mobile app tests on android and ios devices
• Awesome Test Reports with step by step details of test actions -



    • Self instantiation of most popular browsers i.e. - Firefox, chrome and IE testing, you need not set up chrome or IE server, our framework does it for you. Self serve instantiation of web browsers, hence you don't have to set up browser  yourself. STF takes care of all.  Plugin STF and start writing you tests from day one! 
  • Capture snapshot and html source on test failure (because snapshot and html sources adds in debugging test failures)


    • Retrying failed test (because test environment inconsistency is not new to us and we want to make sure if a test fails consistently)

   • Data driven tests using csv file and more complex run time data objects using TestNG (because we don't want to run tests with same data set time and again)


   • Soft Asserting the failures to continue with test execution even in the wake of failures

   • Selenium grid support (don't we love cloud)
  • Rerun only failed tests using testng failed xml file once an application defect is fixed
  • Test dependency using testng dependent method because integration tests are at times dependent on one another

  
Selenium Tests Framework Tutorials -

Have a question on STF or a feature suggestion ? Then please post it in testing forum 

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