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Cypress is a JavaScript-based framework for automating web browsers that allows developers and QA engineers to test web applications. It consists of spec, page object, page selector, and constants files. Cypress provides features like time travel debugging, automatic waiting, network traffic control, consistent results, and cross-browser testing. While Cypress only supports JavaScript and has a simple setup, Selenium supports multiple languages, frameworks, and requires downloading browser drivers. Both have large, global communities supporting their use.
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Microsoft recently released Azure DevOps, a set of services that help developers and IT ship software faster, and with higher quality. These services cover planning, source code, builds, deployments, and artifacts. One of the great things about Azure DevOps is that it works great for any app and on any platform regardless of frameworks.
In this session, I will provide a hands on workshop guiding you through getting started with Azure Pipelines to build your application. Using continuous integration and deployment processes, you will leave with clear understanding and skills to get your applications up and running quickly in Azure DevOps and see the full benefits that CI/CD can bring to your organization.
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Tips to achieve continuous integration/delivery using HP ALM, Jenkins, and S...Skytap Cloud
To gain a competitive advantage in today's hyper competitive markets, businesses must constantly strive to develop, test, and release better software faster. This is made possible by means of continuously integrating, testing, and delivering new applications.
In this webinar, Skytap and Orasi will share tips to improve software quality and velocity with the automated creation and management of on-demand, scalable test environments. It will focus on best practices for continuous integration through the joint use of HP Application Lifecycle Management (ALM), Jenkins and Skytap.
Specifically you learn how to:
-Integrate Jenkins with HP ALM
-Extend Dev/Test workloads to the cloud
-Integrate build automation with automated test management
What is DevOps? It’s a fairly hot term in today’s application development and operations space,but there are many different definitions as to what DevOps really is. Ultimately, DevOps is abouthow teams build software, deploy software and maintain it throughout its lifecycle. There is nosingle, right answer to the question, but there are a number of tools and strategies that can helpcustomers adopt a winning DevOps process that allows dev and operations teams to moreproductive together.In this session, the audience will learn what DevOps is at a high level, provide strategies for howto implement a DevOps process that fits their organization’s needs and how the MicrosoftApplication Lifecycle Management (ALM) tooling can help with this. As part of the session,attendees can expect to learn how to set up the Microsoft ALM stack for their teams and how touse it effectively in their software development lifecycle, regardless of the role each individual plays on the team.
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3) Setting up continuous deployment conditions to trigger deployments based on branch names, with additional controls over which users can deploy to certain environments.
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Anastasia Tsavdari Gkiorgkini
QA Analyst at Onelity
ISQTB Certified Foundation &
Agile Tester
LinkedIn: @anastasia-tsavdari-
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Automation Test Lead at EPG
Financials Greece
LinkedIn: @georilia
3. What we will discuss today
Accessibility & Performance Testing using pa11y & export reports
BDD testing with cucumber on cypress
Create a Feature Acceptance scenario using Page Object Pattern
Run the same scenarios in multiple environments using also different
configuration
Use Allure Reporting to review test run results
Integrate Cypress with Jenkins in CI/CD and export results on Xray
4. Why Cypress…
Cypress is a testing framework based on Java-Script and it that is designed to
simplify the process of writing and running our automated tests.
It runs directly in the browser – this gives us more control over the browser and
provides features that are not available on WebDriver-based frameworks.
Faster Test Execution: tests execute faster than WebDriver-based frameworks, due
to the direct connection to the DOM.
Allows to manipulate the DOM, intercept network requests & responses, and more.
This makes it easier to write tests and produces more accurate results after
executions.
5. Why Cypress…
Automatic Waiting: Cypress can be configured to waits for commands and
assertions to complete before moving on to the next step in your test. This
eliminates the need for manual waits and timeouts, which can often lead to fragile
tests.
No Need for External Drivers such as Selenium WebDriver or even installed
browser as it has preinstalled its own browser (based on Electron)
Test Recorder: Cypress comes with a built-in test recorder that allows you to record
your interactions with your application and generate videos and screenshot on
failure.
API Testing: Cypress has built-in support for testing APIs, which allows you to easily
write and run API tests alongside your end-to-end tests.
Accessibility & Performance Testing: Verify the application is accessible for users
with disabilities & measure the speed/responsiveness of the application.
6. Accessibility Testing
Accessibility means designing products which are accessible to all
Legal Argument of Accessibility is the reason to test:
https://www.w3.org/WAI/standards-guidelines/wcag/
We must test an interface against a set of guideline if we want to be considered for
accessibility testing: most common WCAG_2.1
2 libraries in cypress: Axe-core the most common BUT
Today we focus on pa11y!
8. Performance Testing with pa11y -
Lighthouse
Performance: measures how fast the content visually load on page load.
SEO: the process of making your site better for search engines
Best-Practices: The 16 Best Practices tested by Lighthouse mainly focus on security
aspects of websites & modern standards of web development.
Progressive Web App (PWA): use service workers, manifests & web-platform
features in combination with progressive enhancement to run the app in any device
9. Export Reports with Mochawesome
Install cypress plugin: mochawesome
❑ npm install --save-dev mochawesome mochawesome-merge
mochawesome-report-generator
Configure cypress.config.js
Run the tests headless & export json report
❑ npx cypress run --reporter mochawesome --headless --browser chrome cy
Export to html
❑ npx marge report.json
10. Why Cucumber…
Create clear and easy-to-read automated tests
Improving collaboration between developers, testers, and business analysts.
Increases reusability of test scenarios, reducing the time and effort required to
create and maintain test cases.
Better test coverage with more comprehensive scenarios, identifying potential
issues early in the development process.
Improved traceability of requirements to test cases.
11. Integrate Cucumber into Cypress
After Cypress installation we will need two additional node packages
❑ cypress-cucumber-preprocessor
❑ cypress-esbuild-preprocessor
❑ esbuild
Add the proper configuration into ‘cypress.config.js’ which will compile our feature
files before test execution
Parametrize cypress cucumber preprocessor to discover the step definitions and the
feature files
12. Create a Feature Acceptance Test
Create Page Object Folder
Create the pre desired objects as folders and inside create the object classes
Split the classes in three parts
1. Main Object Functionality – Clicks , types , selects
2. Object Validations - Element Visibility , calculations , results
3. Object Locators – Element locators (xpath, ids)
Create common helpers to speed up the process
Create Step Definitions matching each main Object
Create a const which will generate our classes inside each Step Definition
Match the Feature File steps with the step Definitions
13. Run tests in different environments
We can run the same tests in different envs by using Cypress env variables
❑ let secretKey = Cypress.env(‘secretKey’) ---- secretKey = eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiIsInR5cCI6IkpXVCJ
❑ let adminPass = Cypress.env(‘adminPass’) ---- adminPass = Abc+123+@
We should define the environments that our cypress suite needs to run
Create a specific file for each environment which will contain all our properties
Override Cypress default configuration through ‘cypress.config.js’
Pass through npm command our environment preference, --env environment=demo
14. Allure Reporting
Better Visualization of Test Results: Allure Reporting provides a more visually
appealing and informative report than Cucumber Report. The reports generated by
Allure contain detailed and interactive graphs, charts, and tables that make it easier
to understand the test results.
Easy to Install and Configure: Allure Reporting is easy to install and configure. It
requires minimal setup and can be integrated with various testing frameworks such
as JUnit, TestNG, and Cucumber.
Integration with CI/CD tools: Allure Reporting has seamless integration with
popular CI/CD tools like Jenkins. This means that the reports can be automatically
generated and published after each build, making it easier for teams to track test
results.
Extensible and Customizable: Allure Reporting is extensible and customizable. It
provides a plugin system that allows users to add custom widgets, plugins, and
extensions to the reports. This makes it easier to tailor the reports to meet specific
project needs.
15. Allure Reporting – Install
Install additional node packages
❑ allure-commandline
❑ cypress-allure-plugin
Import “cypress-allure-plugin” in e2e.support file which is processed and loaded
automatically before our test files
Call allure task on cypress.config.js file
Enable/Disable Allure using an env property in env files “allure": true/false
Generate the report after the execution with a npm post test command
❑ "posttest": "allure generate allure-results --clean -o allure-report && allure
open allure-report"
16. Execute in Jenkins
Automated Testing: By integrating Cypress with Jenkins, you can automate your
test suite to run as a part of your continuous integration (CI) and continuous
deployment (CD) pipelines. This ensures that every code change is thoroughly
tested before it is deployed, reducing the risk of bugs and issues in production.
Consistent Testing Environment: Jenkins provides a consistent testing environment,
ensuring that your tests are executed in the same environment every time. This
helps in identifying issues related to specific environments, such as browser
compatibility issues, and enables you to fix them early on.
Faster Feedback: Cypress provides fast test execution, and by running it in Jenkins,
you can get feedback on your tests' results quickly. You can set up Jenkins to
automatically trigger Cypress tests on code commits, and the results can be shared
with the team via email, slack or any other means of communication.
Easy Debugging: Cypress provides an excellent debugging experience, and by
running it in Jenkins, you can easily troubleshoot any test.
17. Export Results in XRAY
Centralized Test Management: Xray provides a centralized platform for managing
and tracking test results across different teams and projects.
Improved Test Visibility: Exporting test results from Cypress to Xray provides better
visibility into test execution status, enabling teams to quickly identify and address
issues that arise during testing.
Integration with Jira: Xray integrates seamlessly with Jira, enabling teams to track
and manage test execution status directly within Jira issues.
Traceability: By exporting test results to Xray, teams can establish traceability
between test cases, requirements, and other artifacts, enabling better tracking and
reporting of testing progress.
Metrics and Reporting: Xray provides a range of metrics and reporting options that
enable teams to analyze testing performance, identify trends, and make data-driven
decisions to improve testing processes.
Collaboration: Xray enables teams to collaborate more effectively by sharing test
results, creating test plans, and managing test execution across different teams and
projects.
18. Useful links
➢ Web Accessibility Initiative
➢ WCAG 2.1 standard
➢ Cypress Plugins
➢ Pa11y library
➢ Google lighthouse docs
➢ Google lighthouse github