Metadata-Version: 2.1
Name: uitestframework
Version: 0.0.2
Summary: A small package for UI testing in web applications.
Home-page: https://github.com/Joshuacruzc/uitestframework
Author: Joshua Cruz Cintrón
Author-email: joshua.cruz15@upr.edu
License: UNKNOWN
Platform: UNKNOWN
Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3
Classifier: License :: OSI Approved :: MIT License
Classifier: Operating System :: OS Independent
Description-Content-Type: text/markdown


# UI Test Framework

Package for Testing Browser User interfaces.

## Installation

      pip install uitestframework
You must also download the driver for your selected browser and place it in your working directory Drivers can be
downloaded [here](https://www.seleniumhq.org/download/).

## Usage

The UI Test Framework provides a base for creating browser based UI tests by using the Page Object Model and selenium
 webdriver. You might find
it most useful for testing web application in development in which the UI is continually being changed. Typical usage
often looks like this:

```python
from unittest import TestCase

from uitestframework import UITestCaseMixin, PageObjectModel
from uitestframework.pom import BasePage, BaseElement

APPLICATION_HOST = "https://localhost:8080"


class MyPage(BasePage):
    def set_elements(self):
        # adds a BaseElement instance "Button1" to MyPage
        button1 = BaseElement(name="Button1", locator="button_id", locator_type='id', page=self)
        return [button1]


class MyPOM(PageObjectModel):
    # Maps url paths to BasePage instance
    url_map = {
        '': MyPage,
    }


class MyTestCase(UITestCaseMixin, TestCase):
    # These are necessary attributes for this class
    driver_path = "chromedriver.exe"
    browser = 'chrome'
    pom = MyPOM()

    def test_foo(self):
        # tests that button 1 redirects you from the current page
        self.driver.get(APPLICATION_HOST)
        # Using the url map, the pom knows in which page to look for the specified element attribute
        # Several methods for interacting with UI are implemented in the BaseElement class and its Subclasses
        self.pom.button1.click()
        self.assertTrue(self.driver.current_url != APPLICATION_HOST)
```
To test pages which require user input. The FormPage class can be used. An example of usage is provided below::
```python
#!/usr/bin/env python

from unittest import TestCase
from selenium.webdriver.common.by import By

from uitestframework import UITestCaseMixin, PageObjectModel
from uitestframework.pom import FormPage, FieldElement, BaseElement

APPLICATION_HOST = "https://localhost:8080"


class LoginPage(FormPage):

    def set_elements(self):
        username = FieldElement(name='username', locator="id_username", locator_type=By.ID, page=self)
        password = FieldElement(name='password', locator="id_password", locator_type=By.ID, page=self)
        submit = FieldElement(name='submit', locator="id_submit", locator_type=By.ID, page=self)
        error_message = BaseElement(name='error_message', locator="id_error", locator_type=By.ID, page=self)
        return [username, password, submit, error_message]


class MyApplicationPOM(PageObjectModel):
    url_map = {
        '/login': LoginPage,
    }


class MyTestCase(UITestCaseMixin, TestCase):
    driver_path = "chromedriver.exe"
    browser = 'chrome'
    pom = MyApplicationPOM()

    def test_login(self):
        login_url = APPLICATION_HOST + '/login'
        self.driver.get(login_url)
        self.pom.autofill(username='username', password='correct password')
        self.pom.submit.click()
        self.assertTrue(self.driver.current_url != login_url)

    def test_failed_login(self):
        login_url = APPLICATION_HOST + '/login'
        self.driver.get(login_url)
        self.pom.autofill(username='username', password='wrong password')
        self.pom.submit.click()
        self.assertTrue(self.pom.error_message.is_rendered())
```

