### Example Webdriver Configuration (YAML) Source: https://github.com/browserstack/webdriver-framework/blob/main/webdriver-framework-core/README.md This snippet shows an example YAML configuration file used by the Webdriver Framework Core. It defines test endpoints, named URLs, driver types (on-premise or cloud), and detailed capabilities for different browser platforms, including BrowserStack specific settings. ```yml testEndpoint: https://bstackdemo.com namedTestUrls: url_one: https://www.google.com url_two: https://www.yahoo.com #driverType: onPremDriver driverType: cloudDriver onPremDriver: platforms: - name: chrome driverPath: src/test/resources/chromedriver - name: safari driverPath: src/test/resources/safaridriver cloudDriver: hubUrl: https://hub-cloud.browserstack.com/wd/hub user: BROWSERSTACK_USERNAME accessKey: BROWSERSTACK_ACCESSKEY localTunnel: enabled: false common_capabilities: project: BrowserStack Demo Repository buildPrefix: browserstack-examples-testng capabilities: browserstack.debug: true browserstack.networkLogs: true browserstack.console: debug platforms: - name: Win10_IE11 os: Windows os_version: '10' browser: Internet Explorer browser_version: '11.0' capabilities: browserstack.ie.arch: x32 browserstack.selenium_version: 3.141.59 - name: Win10_Chrome_Latest-1 os: Windows os_version: '10' browser: Chrome browser_version: latest-1 capabilities: browserstack.selenium_version: 3.141.59 - name: OSX_BigSur_Chrome_Latest os: OS X os_version: Big Sur browser: Chrome browser_version: latest capabilities: browserstack.selenium_version: 3.141.59 ``` -------------------------------- ### Create WebDriver Test Method Source: https://github.com/browserstack/webdriver-framework/blob/main/webdriver-framework-junit5/README.md This Java code demonstrates how to create a test class with a test method that accepts a WebDriver instance as a parameter. This is a basic setup for using the framework. ```java public class SampleTest { public void test (WebDriver webDriver) { // Test logic here } } ``` -------------------------------- ### Create WebDriver Test with JUnit4 Source: https://github.com/browserstack/webdriver-framework/blob/main/webdriver-framework-junit4/README.md This Java code demonstrates how to create a test class that extends `AbstractWebDriverTest` and obtains a WebDriver instance within a test method. It's a basic setup for using the framework with JUnit4. ```java public class SampleTest extends AbstractWebDriverTest { @Test public void test () { WebDriver webDriver = this.webDriverProviderRule.getWebDriver(platform); ... } } ``` -------------------------------- ### Webdriver Framework Core Functionality Source: https://github.com/browserstack/webdriver-framework/blob/main/README.md The Webdriver Framework Core module is responsible for parsing external configuration files, initializing webdriver instances based on that configuration, and providing APIs for injecting these instances into tests. It serves as the foundation for other framework modules. ```Java /* * Webdriver Framework Core Module * Parses external configuration files. * Initializes webdriver instances based on configuration. * Provides APIs to inject Webdriver instances into tests. */ public class WebDriverManager { // ... implementation details ... } ``` -------------------------------- ### WebDriverFactory Initialization and API (Java) Source: https://github.com/browserstack/webdriver-framework/blob/main/webdriver-framework-core/README.md This section describes the core Java classes and methods for the Webdriver Framework. The WebDriverFactory class initializes webdriver instances by parsing configuration files, typically specified via an environment variable. The `createWebDriverForPlatform` method is highlighted as the primary API for injecting these webdriver instances into test code. ```java public class WebDriverFactory { // Looks for environment variable "capabilities.config" // Parses the file and initializes WebDriverConfiguration class public static WebDriver createWebDriverForPlatform(String platformName) { // ... implementation details ... return null; // Placeholder } } public class WebDriverConfiguration { // Contains configuration details parsed from the file // e.g., testEndpoint, driverType, capabilities } ``` -------------------------------- ### Create Data Provider for WebDriver Injection Source: https://github.com/browserstack/webdriver-framework/blob/main/webdriver-framework-testng/README.md This Java code demonstrates how to create a TestNG Data Provider using the @DataProvider annotation. This provider, `provideWebdrivers`, is responsible for injecting WebDriver instances into test methods, utilizing `LazyInitWebDriverIterator` for lazy initialization. ```java import org.testng.annotations.DataProvider; import java.lang.reflect.Method; import java.util.Iterator; public abstract class BaseTest { @DataProvider(name="webdriver", parallel = true) public static Iterator provideWebDrivers(Method testMethod) { return new LazyInitWebDriverIterator(testMethod.getName(), WebDriverFactory.getInstance().getPlatforms(), new Object[0]); } } ``` -------------------------------- ### Add Library Dependency to pom.xml Source: https://github.com/browserstack/webdriver-framework/blob/main/webdriver-framework-testng/README.md This snippet shows how to add the webdriver-framework-testng library dependency to your pom.xml file for Maven projects. ```xml com.browserstack webdriver-framework-testng LATEST ``` -------------------------------- ### Add JUnit5 Dependency Source: https://github.com/browserstack/webdriver-framework/blob/main/webdriver-framework-junit5/README.md This XML snippet shows how to add the webdriver-framework-junit5 library dependency to your Maven project's pom.xml file. This is the first step to integrate the framework. ```xml com.browserstack webdriver-framework-junit5 LATEST ``` -------------------------------- ### Integrate TestNG Listener for WebDriver Management Source: https://github.com/browserstack/webdriver-framework/blob/main/webdriver-framework-testng/README.md This Java code shows how to integrate the `WebDriverListener` provided by the library into your TestNG tests. By annotating your base test class with `@Listeners({WebDriverListener.class})`, you ensure that WebDriver instances are properly managed, including marking tests as pass/fail and cleanly ending test sessions. ```java import org.testng.annotations.Listeners; import org.testng.annotations.DataProvider; import java.lang.reflect.Method; import java.util.Iterator; @Listeners({WebDriverListener.class}) public abstract class BaseTest { @DataProvider(name="webdriver", parallel = true) public static Iterator provideWebDrivers(Method testMethod) { return new LazyInitWebDriverIterator(testMethod.getName(), WebDriverFactory.getInstance().getPlatforms(), new Object[0]); } } ``` -------------------------------- ### Webdriver Framework TestNG Integration Source: https://github.com/browserstack/webdriver-framework/blob/main/README.md This module extends the Webdriver Framework Core to enable webdriver injection into TestNG-based tests. It manages the webdriver lifecycle, including marking test statuses on BrowserStack Automate and terminating webdriver instances. ```Java /* * Webdriver Framework TestNG Module * Built on top of Webdriver Framework Core. * Facilitates webdriver injection into TestNG tests. * Manages webdriver lifecycle (status marking, termination). */ @Listeners(WebDriverListener.class) public class TestNGWebDriverTest { // ... TestNG specific implementation ... } ``` -------------------------------- ### Add JUnit4 Dependency Source: https://github.com/browserstack/webdriver-framework/blob/main/webdriver-framework-junit4/README.md This snippet shows how to add the webdriver-framework-junit4 library dependency to your pom.xml file for Maven projects. ```xml com.browserstack webdriver-framework-junit4 LATEST ``` -------------------------------- ### Webdriver Framework JUnit5 Integration Source: https://github.com/browserstack/webdriver-framework/blob/main/README.md This module extends the Webdriver Framework Core to enable webdriver injection into JUnit5-based tests. It manages the webdriver lifecycle, including marking test statuses on BrowserStack Automate and terminating webdriver instances. ```Java /* * Webdriver Framework JUnit5 Module * Built on top of Webdriver Framework Core. * Facilitates webdriver injection into JUnit5 tests. * Manages webdriver lifecycle (status marking, termination). */ public class JUnit5WebDriverTest { // ... JUnit5 specific implementation ... } ``` -------------------------------- ### Extend BaseTest Class for WebDriver Tests Source: https://github.com/browserstack/webdriver-framework/blob/main/webdriver-framework-testng/README.md This Java code illustrates how to extend the `BaseTest` class in your test classes to utilize the provided WebDriver integration. By extending `BaseTest`, your test methods can automatically receive a WebDriver instance via the 'webdriver' data provider. ```java import org.testng.annotations.Test; import org.openqa.selenium.WebDriver; public class SomeUsefulTestClass extends BaseTest { @Test(dataProvider = "webdriver") public void placeOrder(WebDriver webDriver) { // Write a useful test with the WebDriver } } ``` -------------------------------- ### Webdriver Framework JUnit4 Integration Source: https://github.com/browserstack/webdriver-framework/blob/main/README.md This module extends the Webdriver Framework Core to enable webdriver injection into JUnit4-based tests. It manages the webdriver lifecycle, including marking test statuses on BrowserStack Automate and terminating webdriver instances. ```Java /* * Webdriver Framework JUnit4 Module * Built on top of Webdriver Framework Core. * Facilitates webdriver injection into JUnit4 tests. * Manages webdriver lifecycle (status marking, termination). */ public class JUnit4WebDriverTest { // ... JUnit4 specific implementation ... } ``` -------------------------------- ### Annotate Test with @WebDriverTest Source: https://github.com/browserstack/webdriver-framework/blob/main/webdriver-framework-junit5/README.md This Java code shows how to annotate a test method with `@WebDriverTest`. This annotation is used by the framework to inject WebDriver instances based on your configuration files, enabling automated WebDriver management. ```java import com.browserstack.webdriver.junit5.WebDriverTest; import org.openqa.selenium.WebDriver; public class SampleTest { @WebDriverTest public void test (WebDriver webDriver) { // Test logic here } } ``` -------------------------------- ### Annotate Test Class for Parameterized Tests Source: https://github.com/browserstack/webdriver-framework/blob/main/webdriver-framework-junit4/README.md This Java code snippet shows how to annotate a test class with `@RunWith(Parameterized.class)` to enable parameterized tests, allowing the same test to be executed with different input values using the WebDriver framework. ```java @RunWith(Parameterized.class) public class SampleTest extends AbstractWebDriverTest { @Test public void test () { WebDriver webDriver = this.webDriverProviderRule.getWebDriver(platform); ... } } ``` === COMPLETE CONTENT === This response contains all available snippets from this library. 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