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- 1. Writing Maintainable, Expressive Tests with PageObjects Michael Denomy @mdenomy
- 2. About Me • Senior Developer @TerribleLabs • Practicing Agile for ~10 years • @mdenomy on Twitter and gmail • http://mdenomy.wordpress.com/
- 3. I ❤️ TDD
- 4. I ❤️ TDD • Why?
- 5. I ❤️ TDD • Why? • Makes me a better developer
- 6. I ❤️ TDD • Why? • Makes me a better developer • Keeps me thinking of behavior before implementation
- 7. I ❤️ TDD • Why? • Makes me a better developer • Keeps me thinking of behavior before implementation • TDD, BDD, more or less the same for me
- 8. I ❤️ TDD • Why? • Makes me a better developer • Keeps me thinking of behavior before implementation • TDD, BDD, more or less the same for me • It’s not about testing…..
- 9. Well-Factored Tests • Tests should follow same principles as application code • Expressive • Well-factored • DRY
- 10. What does it mean to be DRY • Don’t Repeat Yourself • Actually it is OK to repeat yourself • Just eliminate the duplication as part of your Red-Green-Refactor workflow
- 11. What are Page Objects • Wraps an HTML page in an application DSL • Allows us to write acceptance tests using application language • HTML specific bits are kept in one place • Tests are less brittle http://martinfowler.com/bliki/PageObject.html
- 12. Let’s look at some code • Denomy’s Wine Emporium • https://github.com/mdenomy/foundation-demo • Originally written to play around with Zurb Foundation’s grid system, but threw in some tests with PageObjects for this talk • To see the overall workflow check out these branches in the following order • manager-adds-event • introduce-page-objects • events-on-homepage • order-events • limit-events-on-homepage • base-page-object
- 13. Let’s look at some code User Story - Manager Creates Events As a store manager, I want create events that will be shown on the home page, so that people visit the store and buy lots of wine
- 14. Summary • Abstract the implementation of an HTML page away from your tests • Write your acceptance tests around application behaviors • Write tests with the same focus on quality as application code
- 15. References • http://martinfowler.com/bliki/PageObject.html • http://robots.thoughtbot.com/better-acceptance- tests-with-page-objects • https://code.google.com/p/selenium/wiki/ PageObjects
- 16. Writing Maintainable, Expressive Tests with PageObjects Michael Denomy @mdenomy