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Improve Selenium tests with JDI Light and Applitools

Imagine you have project with Selenium tests and you would like to improve your tests:

  1. Improve tests stability and add logs for common actions
  2. Add Visual testing
  3. Add good reports
  4. Reduce amount of code in 2-3 times and make it much more maintainable
    You can do all of this with minimal effort with jdi-light-eyes (see how it is easy in commits)
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1 Switch to jdi-light-eyes

You can switch your project with few lines of code to jdi-light-eyes and get more stability and good logs of all actions.
Tests And add visual validations with applitools for each new page opened and each isDisplayed action in already developed tests, just [with 3 methods in before suite class] and adding simple properties files.
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2. Add allure report

Add allure settings and all actions will be shown in great Allure report that you can generate with allure:serve command.
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3. Switch tests to Jdi Light

Now you can improve your tests using jdi-light features and reduce code in 2-3 times. Make it clear to understand and easy to maintain.
SELENIUM (108 lines of code)
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JDI LIGHT (6 lines of code)
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