Strategy Pattern in Test Automation with Selenium WebDriver
As a software engineer, We all face some errors/exceptions while writing code! So what do we do when we face such a problem? If we are not sure, We google...
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As a software engineer, We all face some errors/exceptions while writing code! So what do we do when we face such a problem? If we are not sure, We google...
Today I will show you how to make your REST APIs secure and authenticate requests using Spring Security JWT (Json Web Token). Today, JWT is one of the most common...
Cucumber is a very powerful testing framework, which follows the BDD (behavior-driven development) methodology. It enables developers to write high-level use cases in plain text that can be verified by...
How to Share Test Context between Cucumber Steps, in this post we will explain it and share our implementation Scenario Context class holds the test data information explicitly. It helps...
Today we are going to jump a little bit in CI/CD with a generic jenkins runner based on cucumber tags. In this post will be detailed explained how to configure...
Overview: As you might already know,Fluent APIs make your code readable and easily maintainable. We already have seen few articles on designing Page Objects and Business Workflows in fluent style....
Overview: I have come across this question many times from people that how to test rest api using selenium webdriver. You could see many related questions in StackOverflow.com. People who ...
In this post we will show the easiest way to test the request with returns a bunch of users. The main goal of the request is to sort the users...
Let us return to the consideration of structural design patterns. This time we will look at a design pattern called Adapter (also called the Wrapper along with the Facade pattern)....
Testing RESTful Web Services can be cumbersome because you have to deal with low-level concerns which can make your tests verbose, hard to read and to maintain. Fortunately, there are...