📂 JUnit Practice Exercises

Welcome to my JUnit Practice Repository! 🎉 This repository contains a collection of exercises I completed during my training sessions to strengthen my skills in JUnit testing. Each exercise showcases a practical implementation of various testing concepts, providing insights into how to ensure code quality and reliability using JUnit.

📑 Table of Contents

• 📜 About the Repository
• 🛠️ Key Features
• 🚀 How to Use
• 📓 Class Notes

📜 About the Repository

• Purpose: To demonstrate my learning and hands-on experience with JUnit, covering essential concepts such as unit testing, assertions, test annotations, and lifecycle methods.
• Scope: Exercises range from basic test cases to more advanced scenarios, ensuring a well-rounded understanding of JUnit testing.
• Tools Used:
  • Programming Language: Java
  • Testing Framework: JUnit
  • IDE: IntelliJ IDEA / Eclipse (as applicable)

🛠️ Key Features

• Web Driver Initialization:
  A global WebDriver instance is used for seamless browser interaction, with @BeforeAll and @AfterAll annotations ensuring proper setup and teardown.

• Dynamic Locator Strategies:
  Demonstrates diverse locator strategies for finding elements, such as:

  • ID, CSS Selectors, Tag Names, Class Names, and XPaths.
  • Practical use of findElement and findElements for single or multiple element selection.

• Form Handling:
  Efficient form submission and validation by interacting with input fields and buttons, showcasing:

  • Data entry via locators.
  • Result validation with Assertions.

• Mouse and Keyboard Actions:
  Implementation of advanced interactions using the Actions class, including:

  • Double-click, right-click, and single-click actions.
  • Keyboard input handling with Keys.

• Alert Handling:
  Comprehensive handling of browser alerts with methods for accepting or dismissing alerts and waiting mechanisms.

• Date Picker Interaction:
  Simulates user interactions with a calendar widget to select a specific date.

• Dropdown Management:
  Demonstrates:

  • Static dropdown selection using the Select class.
  • Dynamic dropdown handling with scrolling and keyboard navigation.

• Mouse Hover Operations:
  Enables hover effects using the Actions class for triggering dropdown menus.

• Window and Tab Management:
  Efficient handling of multiple browser tabs/windows, including:

  • Switching between windows using getWindowHandles.
  • Managing parent and child windows separately.

• File Uploads:
  Automates file uploads by specifying file paths dynamically using System.getProperty.

• Web Table Scraping:
  Extracts and prints data from web tables, demonstrating:

  • Iteration through rows and cells.
  • CSS selectors are used for precise data extraction.

• Frame Handling:
  Interacts with iframe elements by switching contexts using driver.switchTo().frame.

• Implicit Waits:
  Uses driver.manage().timeouts().implicitlyWait to handle synchronization and improve test stability.

• Page Scrolling:
  It includes a utility for scrolling to specific web page sections to enable seamless element interaction.

📓 Class Notes

I’ve documented my learning journey and insights in a detailed Google Docs file. You can explore the notes for a deeper understanding of the concepts I’ve covered.

📝 View My Class Notes on Google Docs

🚀 How to Use

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/rashadkhan97/Junit-Practice-Exercise.git

2. Navigate to the project directory:

   cd Junit-practice-exercises

3. Open the project in your favorite Java IDE and explore the exercises!

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This repository reflects my dedication to learning and mastering software testing using JUnit. If you find any insights or improvements, feel free to raise an issue or contribute through a pull request. 🌟