TestNG Beginner's Guide
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Getting Started
- Getting Started
- Testing and test automation
- TestNG
- Features of TestNG
- Downloading TestNG
- Installing TestNG onto Eclipse
- Time for action – installing TestNG onto Eclipse
- Writing your first TestNG test
- Time for action – creating a Java project
- Time for action – creating your first TestNG class
- Running your first test program
- Time for action – running tests through Eclipse
- Summary
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Understanding testng.xml
- Understanding testng.xml
- About testng.xml
- Creating a test suite
- Time for action – creating a test suite
- Running testng.xml
- Time for action – running testng.xml through the command prompt
- Time for action – executing testng.xml using Eclipse
- Time for action – configuring Eclipse to run a particular TestNG XML file
- Creating multiple tests
- Time for action – testng XML with multiple tests
- Adding classes, packages, and methods to test
- Time for action – creating a test with classes
- Time for action – creating a test with packages
- Time for action – creating a test with methods
- Time for action – creating a test suite with package, class, and test method
- Including and excluding
- Time for action – test suite to include a particular package
- Time for action – test suite to exclude a particular package
- Time for action – test suite to exclude a particular method
- Time for action – using regular expressions for test
- Summary
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Annotations
- Annotations
- Annotations in TestNG
- Before and After annotations
- Time for action – running the Before and After annotations
- Time for action – Before and After annotation when extended
- Test annotation
- Time for action – using test annotation on class
- Disabling a test
- Time for action – disabling a test method
- Exception test
- Time for action – writing an exception test
- Time for action – writing a exception test verifying message
- Time test
- Time for action – time test at suite level
- Time for action – time test at test method level
- Parameterization of test
- Time for action – parameterization through testng.xml
- Time for action – providing optional values
- DataProvider
- Time for action – using Test annotation on Class
- Time for action – DataProvider in different class
- Summary
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Groups
- Groups
- Grouping tests
- Time for action – creating test that belong to a group
- Running a TestNG group
- Time for action – running a TestNG group through Eclipse
- Time for action – running a TestNG group using the testng XML
- Test that belong to multiple groups
- Time for action – creating a test having multiple groups
- Including and excluding groups
- Time for action – including/excluding groups using the testng XML
- Using regular expressions
- Time for action – using regular expressions in the testng XML
- Default group
- Time for action – assigning a default group to a set of tests
- Group of groups
- Time for action – running a TestNG group using the testng XML
- Summary
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Dependencies
- Dependencies
- Dependency test
- Time for action – creating a test that depends on another test
- Time for action – creating a test that depends on multiple tests
- Time for action – creating a test that depends on inherited tests
- Dependent groups
- Time for action – creating a test that depends on a group
- Time for action – depending on a method from a different class
- Using regular expressions
- Time for action – using regular expressions
- XML-based dependency configuration
- Time for action – using simple dependency in XML
- Time for action – defining multigroup dependency in XML
- Time for action – using regular expressions for dependency
- Summary
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The Factory Annotation
- The Factory Annotation
- What is factory?
- Time for action – first factory test
- Passing parameters to test classes
- Time for action – passing parameters to test classes
- Using DataProvider along with the @Factory annotation
- Time for action – using DataProvider with Factory
- DataProvider or Factory
- Time for action – the DataProvider test
- Time for action – the Factory test
- Dependency with the @Factory annotation
- Time for action – dependency with the @Factory annotation
- Time for action – running a dependency test sequentially
- Summary
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Parallelism
- Parallelism
- Parallelism
- Time for action – writing first parallel test
- Running test methods in parallel
- Time for action – running test methods in parallel
- Running test classes in parallel
- Time for action – running test classes in parallel
- Running tests inside a suite in parallel
- Time for action – running tests inside a suite in parallel
- Configuring an independent test method to run in multiple threads
- Time for action – running independent test in threads
- Advantages and uses
- Summary
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Using Build Tools
- Using Build Tools
- Build automation
- Different build tools available
- Time for action – using Ant to run TestNG tests
- Time for action – using Maven to run TestNG tests
- Summary
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Logging and Reports
- Logging and Reports
- Logging and reporting
- Writing your own logger
- Time for action – writing a custom logger
- Writing your own reporter
- Time for action – writing a custom reporter
- TestNG HTML and XML report
- Time for action – generating TestNG HTML and XML reports
- Generating a JUnit HTML report
- Time for action – generating a JUnit report
- Generating a ReportNG report
- Time for action – generating a ReportNG report
- Generating a Reporty-ng (former TestNG-xslt) report
- Time for action – generating a Reporty-ng report
- Summary
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Creating a Test Suite through Code
- Creating a Test Suite through Code
- Running TestNG programmatically
- Time for action – running TestNG programmatically
- Parameterization of tests
- Time for action – passing parameter values
- Include and exclude
- Time for action – including test methods
- Time for action – including/excluding groups
- Dependency test
- Time for action – configuring a dependency test
- Summary
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Migrating from JUnit
- Migrating from JUnit
- Running your JUnit tests through TestNG
- Time for action – writing a JUnit test
- Time for action – running JUnit tests through TestNG
- Time for action – running JUnit and TestNG tests together
- Running JUnit tests along with TestNG through Ant
- Time for action – running JUnit and TestNG tests through Ant
- Migrating from JUnit to TestNG
- Time for action – converting a JUnit test to a TestNG test
- Summary
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Unit and Functional Testing
- Unit and Functional Testing
- Unit testing with TestNG
- Time for action – unit testing with TestNG
- Assertion with TestNG
- Mocking
- Mocking with TestNG
- Time for action – using JMock with TestNG
- Time for action – using Mockito
- Functional testing
- TestNG with Selenium
- Time for action – using Selenium with TestNG
- Summary