Selenium Java Automation Framework

A compact web test automation framework built with Java, Selenium WebDriver, Maven, and TestNG.

This project demonstrates a practical starter framework for browser-based test automation with reusable setup, externalized configuration, and data-driven execution using Excel.

What I Built

• Automated website login flow testing with Selenium WebDriver
• Config-driven browser and URL setup using properties files
• Externalized UI locators for easier maintenance
• Data-driven test execution with TestNG and Apache POI
• Reusable base test class for browser lifecycle management
• Default TestNG reporting for test execution results

Tech Stack

• Java
• Selenium WebDriver
• TestNG
• Maven
• Apache POI
• WebDriverManager

Project Structure

TestAutomationFramework/
|-- pom.xml
|-- testrunner/
|   `-- testng.xml
|-- src/test/java/
|   |-- base/
|   |   `-- BaseTest.java
|   |-- testcase/
|   |   `-- MyFirstTestFW.java
|   `-- utilities/
|       |-- ReadXLSdata.java
|       `-- readpropertyFile.java
`-- src/test/resources/
    |-- configfiles/
    |   |-- config.properties
    |   `-- locators.properties
    `-- testdata/
        `-- testdata.xlsx

Framework Highlights

BaseTest

The base layer initializes the browser, loads configuration files, opens the target application, and handles teardown after test execution.

Data-Driven Testing

Test data is stored in Excel and supplied to TestNG tests through a reusable data provider built with Apache POI.

Externalized Configuration

Application URL, browser selection, and element locators are separated from test logic through .properties files for easier updates.

Run The Tests

From the TestAutomationFramework folder:

mvn test

You can also run the suite from:

TestAutomationFramework/testrunner/testng.xml

Configuration Example

browser=firefox
testurl=https://www.zoho.com/

Why This Project

This project showcases my understanding of:

• Selenium-based web automation
• Java test framework structuring
• TestNG data providers and execution flow
• Maintainable test configuration using external files
• Building a reusable foundation for future automation scaling