Simple Demo for using Selenide to test a simple pizza shop web application.
For Selenide see https://selenide.org/
This example demonstrates the following
- using Selenide to write nice tests
- using page objects in your Selenide tests to structure them well (use business language!)
- (coming later: using scenarioo to produce a feature rich test documentation for your web tests)
You can see sample Scenarioo Documentation Reports generated by this example tests in the Scenarioo Viewer here: Pizza Delivery Scenarioo Documenation
git clone https://github.com/scenarioo/pizza-delivery-selenide.git
cd pizza-delivery-selenide
./gradlew test
== TODO not working yet: ==
Scenarioo documentation data is located in build\scenariooDocumentation after the test run has finished. In order to browse the data in the Scenarioo Viewer you need to setup the viewer as described in Setup of Scenarioo Viewer Web App.
This example is in JUnit 5 only. We recommend to use Junit 5 and not Junit 4 anymore (although it would also work in Junit 4 by using the good old JUnit rules).
The application under test is a very simple pizza ordering web app without a dynamic backend. Taken from our pure Selenium example here: https://github.com/scenarioo/pizza-delivery
If you want to experience the pizza ordering awesomeness on your own, you can order your pizzas here: Pizza Delivery Web Shop.
Usage hint: The only known phone number is 0791111111, all other phone numbers require you to enter a new delivery address. And don't wory, there is no backend, so no one will bring you a pizza or send you a bill or call you to sell you more. ;-)