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A test framework using watir-webdriver rspec and page-object
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Current version
0.0.14
Total releases
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First release
2013-12-18
Latest release
2014-02-26
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 Development
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Ruby
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MIT
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2014-06-30
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 Dependencies

Development

bundler
>= 0
jeweler
>= 0
page-object
>= 0
rdoc
>= 0
thor
>= 0

Runtime

fuubar
>= 0
info_vault
>= 0
page-object
>= 0
rspec
>= 0
thor
>= 0
watir-browser-factory
>= 0
watir-webdriver
>= 0
 Project Readme

magicspec

A simple web automation test framework using selenium-webdriver,watir-webdriver,page-object and rspec.

This should get you up and running magically. Much like rails this should scaffold tests and make it easy to add new specs an pages using generators and templates.

Install magicspec

Install magicspec from rubygems

gem install magicspec

Or clone from github, build the gem and install

Create a magicspec project

Open a command console and type just like below:

magicspec new your_project_name

Install project dependencies

Dependencies are mangaged via bundler. Go to the root folder of your newly created and run bundle install. Any additional required gems should be added here going forward.

Run Examples

Magicspec contains some examples that explain how to use magicspec writing your own test cases.

By default, magicspec runs examples using chrome browser, so make sure you installed google chrome and according chrome driver

Using following command to make everything running.

cd your_project_name
rspec

Add a new spec

magicspec new_spec NAME

Add a new page

magicspec new_page NAME

Running

Althogh there is a magicspec run command, you can and should use the usual rspec commands.

Understand magicspec project structure

A magicspec project has a clean and simple structure.

  • app: The top folder that contains test code.

  • config: The folder which holds . You set things such as tags and your browser here.

  • app->pages: Page files are here.

  • app->pages->components: Reusable page components.

  • app->spec: Spec files are located here.

  • app->spec->shared: Reusable components here.

  • app->reports: This folder holds your test reports.

  • app->support->matchers: defind your owner rspec matchers here.