This repository provides a detailed guide to implementing the Page Object Model (POM) pattern in Selenium WebDriver using C#. The goal is to automate key aspects of a web application using POM, focusing on the Swag Labs demo e-commerce platform.
Swag Labs is a demo e-commerce platform built to allow QA engineers to practice automation testing. It features:
- A Login page to authenticate users.
- An Inventory page that displays available products.
- A Shopping cart where users can manage selected products.
- A Checkout process to complete purchases.
The objective of this project is to demonstrate how to:
- Implement the Page Object Model (POM) in a structured and scalable way.
- Automate the complete shopping process from login to checkout using Selenium WebDriver.
- Manage complex user interactions.
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Pages: This folder contains the Page Object classes representing various pages of the Swag Labs application.
BasePage.cs: A base class containing common web driver methods and elements shared across pages.LoginPage.cs: Represents the login page and contains methods for logging into the application.InventoryPage.cs: Represents the inventory/product page, including methods for selecting products.CartPage.cs: Represents the shopping cart and contains methods for managing the cart.CheckoutPage.cs: Represents the checkout process, handling form submissions.HiddenMenuPage.cs: Handles the hidden menu (if applicable).
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Tests: This folder contains test classes for different functionalities in the application.
BaseTest.cs: A base test class that handles setup and teardown of the WebDriver and other shared configurations.LoginTests.cs: Tests for validating the login functionality.InventoryTests.cs: Tests for product selection on the inventory page.CartTests.cs: Tests for managing the shopping cart.CheckoutTests.cs: Tests for validating the checkout process.
Contributions are welcome! If you have any improvements or suggestions, feel free to open a pull request.
This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.
For any questions or suggestions, please reach out to the course instructor or open an issue in the repository.