At Qxf2 , we provide tips and tricks to make testing more efficient and smoother. This post documents the switch_page functionality of Qxf2’s Page Object Model. Our framework uses a PageFactory class to interface the tests and modeled pages. When the automation wants to interact with a new page of the application, it can simply ask PageFactory for the new […]
How to Switch pages in Page Object Model
Highlight feature of Qxf2’s Page Object Model framework
Are you lost with locating the web elements while debugging your test script? The highlight feature of Qxf2’s Page Object Model framework helps you to debug locators by giving a visual clue. This blog post will guide you with the steps involved in using the highlight feature of Qxf2’s Page Object Model framework in your test script. The highlight feature […]
How to start using the Qxf2 framework with a new project
This post will help you in modifying the Qxf2’s open-sourced test automation framework to use with your new project. In this post, you will learn about the files and folders to edit and delete so you can use the framework to write tests for your web or mobile application. If you want to read more before you start Here is […]
Page Object Model (Selenium, Python)
We have come a long way since our post on implementing the Page Object Model –Implementing the Page Object Model (Selenium + Python) While the above post is useful and we rank high on Google, we routinely hear two criticisms of it: a) the post is too high level b) the application being tested is not very repeatable So we […]
Implementing the Page Object Model (Selenium + Python)
UPDATE: We are retiring this post in favor of a newer post: Page Object Model (Selenium, Python) Please refer to the newer post. It has a more detailed architectural breakdown, provides many more code snippets and write an automated test for a very relatable application – Gmail. You could also visit our open-sourced Python + Selenium test automation framework based […]