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About gauge-e2e-tests

This repo contains a small example on how to use the Gauge test framework for end-to-end tests using Selenium inside a Maven project.

Read the tutorial here: Gauge - a lightweight behavior-driven testing tool .

Getting started

Prerequisites

  • Clone this project via $ git clone <url>
  • Make sure you are running Gauge on your system.
  • You also need to install the Gauge Java Plugin with $ gauge --install java
  • Make sure HTML-Report plugin is installed with $ gauge -v, otherwise install it.
  • You also have to install Maven.

Optionally for Chrome

  • If you want to try another Browser, take a look into env/default/browser.properties. Possible browser entries are CHROME, IE or by default firefox.
  • Selenium best runs with Chrome which requires ChromeDriver to be executed.

Notice

Some older Versions of Firefox might crash with Selenium!

Start the test

  • After fullfilling the prerequisites you can start the test with $ mvn test.
  • Now the test automation should start.

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