selenium-maven-allure-example

Table of Contents

1. Report Preview
2. Code Samples
3. System Requirements
4. Eclipse Setup
5. Run The Demo Example
6. Library References

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Report Preview

Report screenshot

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Code Samples

@Features("Jimmy's feature")
public class ExampleTest {
	@Stories("Jimmy's full example")
	@Test(description = "Combine all examples.")
	public void testFullExample() {
		new CoreWebDiver().addStep("Produce amazing things")
		                  .recordScreenshot("During Test example.")
		                  .recordDataFile("During test data file", "{ More Data }");
	}
}

Full code sample.

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System Requirements

1. Java 8
   • This could technically be down graded to Java 7 but would require some adjustments
2. Maven

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Eclipse Setup

1. Import as an existing Maven project.
2. Install the TestNG Plugin.
3. Optional: If you want to run tests from within Eclipse and want the annotation features to work then you need to add a java agent for AspectJ Weaver to your JVM so that it can watch for the annotations.
   1. Go to Eclipse's Preferences
   2. Expand the Java section
   3. Click Installed JREs
   4. Click on the version of Java 8 that you are using
   5. Click Edit
   6. Add -javaagent:allure-tools/aspectjweaver-1.8.3.jar to your Default JVM arguments
   7. Click Finish
   8. Click Apply

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Run The Demo Example

• From command line: $ mvn clean test
• From Eclipse:
  1. Navigate to the test file ExampleTest.java
  2. Right click on the file
  3. Click Run As
  4. Click TestNG Test

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Library References

Library	About
Selenium	UI Browser Automation
Allure	Fancy Test Result Reports
TestNG	Test Suite Management