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README.md Python-Test-Automation-Framework Description Test Automation Framework using selenium and Python with the below features:

Framework is based on page object model. Reporting using Allure report. Reading locators from JSON file. Reading test data from JSON file. Integrated with TestRail to update test cases status after each run. Framework can integrate with CodeShip. Install dependences Install the depended packages in requirements.txt using pip install -r requirements.txt Create new test case In order to create a new test case using the Framework, you have to follow the below steps:

In locators module, create a new locator for the element you would like to use, as below:

[{ "pageName": "SearchPage", "name": "search", "locateUsing": "xpath", "locator": "//input[contains(@title,'Search')]"

}] In test data module, add the test data needed for your test case, as below:

{ "environment": "https://www.google.de/", "browser": "chrome", "input_value": "relayr", "input_search":"amazon"

} If the element exist in more than one page (Navigation element), use navigation module to create a script for that navigation bar and add your navigation action to that element, as below:

def goToLoginPage(self): self.elementClick(*self.locator(self.homePage_locators, 'link_login')) If the element exists in only one page, go to page module and create a new script for that page e.g: search_page.py and add all the actions in that page, as below:

  def search(self, input_value):
    self.elementClick(*self.locator(self.searchPage_locators, 'search'))
    self.sendKeys(input_value, *self.locator(self.searchPage_locators, 'search'))
    self.elementClick(*self.locator(self.searchPage_locators, 'search_button'))
    self.elementClick(*self.locator(self.searchPage_locators, 'first_result'))
    self.elementClick(*self.locator(self.searchPage_locators, 'logo_img'))

Then, in test module, create a new script for your test case(s) e.g: test_login.py and add your test case, as below:

@allure.story('epic_1') # epic/story of the test case @allure.severity(allure.severity_level.MINOR) # severity of the test case # @pytestrail.case('C48') # test case if on TestRail def test_login_successfully(self): with allure.step('Navigate to Google page'): self.ts.markFinal(self.searchPage.isAt, "navigation to Google home page failed")

    with allure.step('Search'):
        self.searchPage.search(input_value=td.testData("input_value"))
        self.ts.markFinal(self.searchPage.isAt, "Search failed")

Notes:

use @allure.story('[epic name]') decorator before each test case to define the related epic / story. use @allure.severity(allure.severity_level.[severity]) decorator before each test case to define the severity of the test case Minor/Major/Critical/Blocker. use @pytestrail.case('[test case id on testrail]') decorator before each test case to defione the related test case id on test rail to make the script update run status on test rail. Run the test case In order to run the test case after creation, use on of the below commands:

To run the test case and create allure report but without update the status run on TestRail: py.test --alluredir=allure_report tests/test_login.py

allure serve allure_report

To run the test case, create allure report and update the status of run on TestRail: py.test --alluredir=allure_report tests/test_login.py --testrail

allure serve allure_report

Note:

There are other options of run that you can search for them, as running all the test cases for specific epic/story or with specific severity Integration with TestRail In order to setup the integration with TestRail, edit testrail.cfg with your testrail domain and credentials, as below:

[API]
url = https://[your testrail domain].testrail.io
email = [testrail email]
password = [testrail password]

[TESTRUN]
project_id = [project id]