The document outlines an agenda for a Serenity BDD workshop that will recap previous test automation lessons, introduce the Serenity test framework and how it integrates with Gradle and Cucumber, cover page object modeling and behavior-driven development, and demonstrate test management, reporting, tagging, and executing tests from the command line. The workshop aims to teach participants how to set up a test automation project using these tools without having to write setup code.

1. Serenity BDD Workshop
Test Automation
March 9th, 2016

2. Today
➔Recap - Previous Workshop
➔Test Automation Framework - Serenity
➔Build / Dependency management tool - Gradle
➔Test Script Style - BDD -
Cucumber
➔Test Management & Reporting - Role Of Tags
➔Execute Tests From Commandline
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3. Recap - Previous Workshop
➔Selenium Webdriver
➔JUnit - Java
➔IntelliJ / Eclipse
➔Basic Test Case
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4. Serenity: Not a Silver Bullet
Framework Provides
◆ Configurable setup for devices & browsers
◆ Excellent Reporting
◆ Seamless integration with Cucumber, Gradle, Maven
◆ Support for creating Page Objects
◆ Handling for wait time issues
◆ Browser opening/closing issues
...without we writing a single line of code
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5. Do you have?
➔Laptop
➔Java installed
➔Github project checked-out
➔IntelliJ or Eclipse installed
➔Gradle installed
➔./gradle command executed over command line
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6. Gradle
➔ Dependency Management
➔ Build Tasks
➔ Externalize Properties
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7. Page Object Model
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8. BDD - Cucumber
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9. Let us..
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10. Reports
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11. Tags
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➔ @smoke
➔ @regression
➔ @manual

12. Command Line
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Questions

14. Thank you
Singapore Community
IDA - Venue Sponsor
TW - Food Sponsor
Anyone volunteering for next workshops/sessions?
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