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 Duration 14 hours

Course Outline

Getting Started with Selenium and Python

  • The role of Selenium in web testing
  • Why Python is preferred over other languages for test automation
  • Practical applications of Selenium and Python in real-world scenarios

Setup and Installation

  • Configuring Python and IDEs such as PyCharm and VS Code
  • Installing Selenium and required WebDrivers
  • Setting up Pytest as the primary test runner

Selenium 4 Architecture and Key Components

  • Selenium IDE: Rapid record-and-playback functionality
  • Selenium WebDriver: Core APIs for browser automation
  • Selenium Grid: Enabling parallel and distributed test execution

Essential Python Scripting for Automation

  • Core Python concepts relevant to testers
  • Managing data structures within test scripts
  • Leveraging Pytest for assertions and fixture management

Practical WebDriver Implementation

  • Navigating through web applications
  • Element location strategies: Locators, CSS selectors, XPath, and relative locators
  • Managing interactions with forms, alerts, iframes, and dropdowns

Architecting Frameworks with Page Object Model (POM)

  • Overview of the POM approach
  • Creating reusable page classes
  • Implementing data-driven and keyword-driven testing strategies

Advanced Automation Techniques

  • Executing tests on various browsers
  • Parallel execution using Selenium Grid and Pytest-xdist
  • Strategies for effective cross-browser testing

Continuous Integration and Test Reporting

  • Integrating tests with Jenkins, GitHub Actions, or GitLab CI
  • Creating reports using Allure or Pytest-html
  • Applying version control best practices with Git

Troubleshooting and Optimization

  • Resolving common issues related to locators, waits, and synchronization
  • Mitigating flaky tests
  • Best practices for maintaining robust test suites

Recap and Future Steps

Requirements

  • Foundational experience in Python programming
  • Basic understanding of test automation principles
  • Familiarity with web application structures and browser operations

Target Audience

  • Quality assurance testers
  • Software developers
  • QA automation specialists

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