This document provides instructions for setting up IntelliJ and Selenium webdriver to create automated tests. It describes how to download IntelliJ and Selenium, create a new Java project in IntelliJ, add the Selenium library, and configure the project for testing. It then provides examples of test scenarios to open a browser, identify elements on a page, fill out and submit a form, and assert success and failure of login using JUnit annotations.

1. Setup IntelliJ and Seleniumwebdriver
Download the IntelliJ Community edition from
https://www.jetbrains.com/idea/download/
Download Selenium Server JAR
http://www.seleniumhq.org/download/
(named as Selenium Standalone Server)
Create New Project
● Click on new project
● Select Java in left pane and select java sdk then click next button twice
● Enter project name and set your preferred location (By default it has one location keep it
if you don’t have any preferences)
● Click on next
Adding SeleniumServer Libraryto the project
Click on File-> Project Structure…
On the project structure window - left side select Libraries
Then click on the + symbol on top left side -> Select java -> select the selenium driver JAR
which you have downloaded -> OK -> OK.
Start with test framework

2. Create package
Right click on src -> New -> Package
Enter package name(Example: app) -> click OK
Create new class
Right click on Package name -> New -> Java Class
Enter Name <ClassName> (Ex: Browser)
Create a test source file
Right click on ProjectName -> New -> Directory
Enter Name as test
Right click on the test directory -> Mark Directory As -> Test Sources Root
Right click on test -> New -> Package
Enter package name same as you did in src folder
Create a test class
Right click on Package name -> New -> Java Class
Enter Name <ClassNameTest> (Ex: BrowserTest)
Execute the scenario from IntelliJ
Right click on Class file -> Select Run ‘<ClassName>.main()’
(OR)
Or click on Run from the file menu -> Run ‘<ClassName>’
Test Scenarios
Browser Initialization
Steps
Open Firefox Browser
Open ‘https://www.facebook.com’
Close Browser
Identifying an element
Steps
Open ‘https://www.facebook.com’

3. Identify ‘username’ text box
Close browser
Fill the data in the username and password
Steps
Open ‘https://www.facebook.com’
Identify ‘username’ text box and fill username
Identify ‘password’ text box and fill password
Identify ‘Login’ button and click
Close browser
Assert Failed login to facebook using JUnit
Steps
Open ‘https://www.facebook.com’
Enter Invalid ‘username’ and ‘password’
Login

4. Assert login fails
Close browser
Assert Successful login to facebook using JUnit
Steps
Open ‘https://www.facebook.com’
Enter valid ‘username’ and ‘password’
Login
Verify user profile name
Assert login is successful.
Close browser
Separate tests from function:

5. Added @After Tag

6. Find element by XPATH: