1. FluentLenium,
une autre façon de faire du selenium
by Mathilde Lemée
@MathildeLemee
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2. Mathilde Lemée
@MathildeLemee
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3. Selenium
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4. FluentLenium
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5. 1. Optimiser l'écriture
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6. Selectors CSS > XPath
• find("#monId")
• find(".maClass")
• find("maBalise")
• find("input[class=rightForm]")
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7. Custom Selectors
• find(".small", withName("foo"))
• find(".small", withId("idOne"))
• find(".small", withText("This field")
• find(".small", withId().notStartsWith("id"))
• find(".small", withName().contains(regex("na?me[0-9]*"))
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8. Selectors
• findFirst(myCssSelector)
• find(myCssSelector, 2)
• find(myCssSelector, 2, withName("foo"))
• find(myCssSelector, 2, withName("foo")).find("input",
withName("bar"))
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9. II. Faciliter les interactions
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10. Actions
• click("#create-button")
• clear("#firstname")
• submit("#account")
• fill("#firstname").with("Mathilde")
• find("#monId").click()
• executeScript("alert('Devoxx');");
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11. III. Garantir la maintenance
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13. // If you're reading this, that means you have
been put in charge of my previous project.
// I am so, so sorry for you. God speed.
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14. Page Object Pattern
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17. IV. Améliorer la gestion AJAX
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21. V. Simplifier les assertions
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23. VI. Jquery Style
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25. Merci
@MathildeLemee
http://www.fluentlenium.org
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