A sample framework based on Page Object Model, Selenium, TestNG using Java.

This framework is based in Page Object Model (POM).

The framework uses:

1. Java
2. Selenium
3. TestNG
4. ExtentReport
5. Log4j
6. SimpleJavaMail

Let's say we want to automate Google search test.

1.Create GoogleSearchPage in pages package.
A page class typically should contain all the elements that are present on the page and corresponding action methods.

public class GooglePage extends BasePage { @FindBy(name = "q") private WebElement searchinput; public GooglePage(WebDriver driver) {	super(driver); } public void searchText(String key) {	searchinput.sendKeys(key + Keys.ENTER); } } 

2.Create the test class which class the methods of GoogleSearchPage

@Test(testName = "Google search test", description = "Test description") public class GoogleSearchTest extends BaseTest {	@Test	public void googleSearchTest() {	driver.get("https://www.google.co.in/");	GooglePage googlePage = PageinstancesFactory.getInstance(GooglePage.class);	googlePage.searchText("abc");	Assert.assertTrue(driver.getTitle().contains("abc"), "Title doesn't contain abc : Test Failed");	} } 

3.Add the test class in testng.xml file under the folder src/test/resources/suites/

<suite name="Suite">	<listeners></listeners>	<test thread-count="5" name="Test" parallel="classes">	<classes>	<class name="example.example.tests.GoogleSearchTest" /> 

4.Execute the test cases by maven command mvn clean test

The framework gives report in three ways,

1. Log - In file logfile.log.
2. A html report - Which is generated using extent reports, under the folder ExtentReports.
3. A mail report - For which the toggle mail.sendmail in test.properties should be set true. And all the properties such as smtp host, port, proxy details, etc., should be provided correctly.

1. The class WebDriverContext is responsible for maintaining the same WebDriver instance throughout the test. So whenever you require a webdriver instance which has been using for current test (In current thread) always call WebDriverContext.getDriver().
2. Always use PageinstancesFactory.getInstance(type) to get the instance of particular Page Object. (Of course you can use new but it's better use a single approach across the framework.

For any query or suggestions please do comment or mail @ diggavibharathish@gmail.com