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Selenium IDE
 Performs automated testing
Selenium, itself
Selenium is a suite of tools used to automate
browsers for testing and other tasks.

Selenium runs in many browsers and
operating systems, and can be controlled by
many programming languages and testing
frameworks.
http://seleniumhq.org/about/platforms.jsp
The part I'm going to focus on is Selenium IDE which is a
Firefox add-on that performs simple record-and-playback of
interactions with the browser.
This complete IDE allows you to record, edit, and
debug tests. You can then run the perfected tests
repeatedly, or a series of tests.
More Features:
   Easy record and playback
   Intelligent field selection will use IDs,
    names, or XPath as needed
   Autocomplete for all common Selenium
    commands
   Walk through tests
   Debug and set breakpoints
   Save tests as HTML, Ruby scripts, or
    any other format
   Support for Selenium user-extensions.js
    file
   Option to automatically assert the title
    of every page
   Easy customization through plugins
A good time to use it would be...
As an example to
start, I am going to
create a simple test
of logging in.

Step 1: Click record
button
Step 2: Perform actions normally

                         Navigate to site



                             Login


                                            Success!
You can also edit
the command,
target, and value
fields if they
weren't captured
correctly, but
most of the time
we won't have to
use too many
manual
commands.
An easy way to
confirm you're
at the place you
expect is to add
a verify
TextPresent
command.
Selenium IDE
You can create
multiple tests, such as
login, add single
award, and then sign
out-- all automated!

This is known as a test
suite.
Make sure the tests are in
order, then click run all tests.




                 If all goes smoothly,
               everything will appear green!
  The idea is to build large test suites to make sure
  everything still works. We will save test suites in project
  repository.
Install the add-on:
http://seleniumhq.org/download/


Links to tutorials I used:
http://www.codediesel.com/php/selenium-
ide-tutorial-part-1/

http://www.codediesel.com/php/selenium-
ide-tutorial-part-2/
There is lots more to it
(that I don't understand)...


And you might have questions
(that I don't have answers to)...


But we will figure out as we go what it is most
useful for
(or you can experiment further on your own)

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Selenium IDE

  • 1. Selenium IDE Performs automated testing
  • 2. Selenium, itself Selenium is a suite of tools used to automate browsers for testing and other tasks. Selenium runs in many browsers and operating systems, and can be controlled by many programming languages and testing frameworks. http://seleniumhq.org/about/platforms.jsp
  • 3. The part I'm going to focus on is Selenium IDE which is a Firefox add-on that performs simple record-and-playback of interactions with the browser.
  • 4. This complete IDE allows you to record, edit, and debug tests. You can then run the perfected tests repeatedly, or a series of tests. More Features: Easy record and playback Intelligent field selection will use IDs, names, or XPath as needed Autocomplete for all common Selenium commands Walk through tests Debug and set breakpoints Save tests as HTML, Ruby scripts, or any other format Support for Selenium user-extensions.js file Option to automatically assert the title of every page Easy customization through plugins
  • 5. A good time to use it would be...
  • 6. As an example to start, I am going to create a simple test of logging in. Step 1: Click record button
  • 7. Step 2: Perform actions normally Navigate to site Login Success!
  • 8. You can also edit the command, target, and value fields if they weren't captured correctly, but most of the time we won't have to use too many manual commands.
  • 9. An easy way to confirm you're at the place you expect is to add a verify TextPresent command.
  • 11. You can create multiple tests, such as login, add single award, and then sign out-- all automated! This is known as a test suite.
  • 12. Make sure the tests are in order, then click run all tests. If all goes smoothly, everything will appear green! The idea is to build large test suites to make sure everything still works. We will save test suites in project repository.
  • 13. Install the add-on: http://seleniumhq.org/download/ Links to tutorials I used: http://www.codediesel.com/php/selenium- ide-tutorial-part-1/ http://www.codediesel.com/php/selenium- ide-tutorial-part-2/
  • 14. There is lots more to it (that I don't understand)... And you might have questions (that I don't have answers to)... But we will figure out as we go what it is most useful for (or you can experiment further on your own)