Appium Test Automation Framework

Overview

This repository contains a test automation framework built using Appium, Java, TestNG, Log4j2, Extent Reports, JSON for data, and Maven. The framework is designed to automate mobile application testing, providing a scalable and maintainable solution for Android and iOS platforms.

Features

• Appium: The framework utilizes Appium as the mobile automation tool, supporting both Android and iOS platforms.

• Java: The programming language used for writing test scripts and implementing the automation logic.

• TestNG: TestNG is used as the testing framework to organize and execute test cases efficiently.

• Log4j2: Logging is implemented using Log4j2 to capture detailed logs for debugging and analysis.

• Extent Reports: HTML-based Extent Reports are integrated to generate detailed and visually appealing test listeners.

• JSON for Data: JSON files are used for storing test data, making it easy to manage and update test data separately from the test scripts.

• Maven: Maven is employed as the build and dependency management tool for the project.

Getting Started

Prerequisites

• Make sure you have Java installed. You can download it here.

• Install Maven by following the instructions here.

Setup

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/RVijaywargiya/AppiumFramework.git
   

2. Appium Server:

   • Install Appium Server by following the instructions on the official Appium documentation.

3. Mobile Emulators or Devices:

   • Ensure that you have the necessary emulators or physical devices set up for testing. Refer to the Appium documentation for configuring emulators or connecting physical devices.

4. Project Configuration:

   • Open the src/main/resources/config directory and review the configuration files.
   • Adjust the settings in config.properties to match your Appium server configuration, such as server URL, platform name, device name, etc.

5. Test Data Configuration:

   • Navigate to the src/test/resources/data directory and update the JSON files with relevant test data.
   • Modify the data in these files according to the requirements of your test scenarios.

6. Environment Variables:

   • Check if there are any environment-specific configurations required and set up corresponding environment variables if necessary.

7. Build Project:

   • Build the project using Maven:

     mvn clean install

Now, your environment should be set up for running tests with the Appium test automation framework.

Running Tests

Now that the framework is set up, you can execute the test suite using Maven:

mvn test