Vaadin 10 version

Documentation →
Demo Project →

Vaadin TestBench is a tool for creating and running browser based integration tests for your Vaadin application. TestBench simulates a user of your application, performs the tasks specified using Java code and verifies that the expected actions take place in the application.

Changes since beta3

• ci-sauce dependency was removed

New Features since Version 5

Vaadin 10 support

ElementQuery has been rewritten to work with Web Components and the DOM

• $(ButtonElement.class) searches for the tag defined in ButtonElement using @Element("some-tag") and or using the attribute restrictions defined using@Attribute
• id("someId") restricts the search to elements with the given id
• attribute(name,value) restricts the search to elements with the given attribute value
• attributeContains(name,value) restricts the search to elements where the given attribute contains the given value
• first(), last(), all(), get(i) fetches the given matching element
• onPage() resets the search context to the root of the page
• Supports component shadow roots and searches inside them
• Other methods previously available in ElementQuery were removed

New helpers

• Helpers for element integrations: getProperty*, hasAttribute, callFunction and more
• Support for firing custom events
• Helper for finding the host IP

Uses Selenium 3.11.0

Incompatible changes

• Support for IE8, IE9, IE10 and PhantomJS was removed. These browsers are not supported by Vaadin 10.
• Support for Vaadin 8 has been removed. Use TestBench 5 for testing Vaadin 8 applications.

Bugfixes

• Fixed exception wrapping in executeScript

Vaadin 10 version

Documentation →
Demo Project →

Vaadin TestBench is a tool for creating and running browser based integration tests for your Vaadin application. TestBench simulates a user of your application, performs the tasks specified using Java code and verifies that the expected actions take place in the application.

Changes since beta2

• Upgrade Selenium to 3.11.0
• Fix "cyclic object value" problems in browsers using polyfills
• Improved support for running tests on Saucelabs
• Added possibility to define browsers to test using an environment variable TESTBENCH_GRID_BROWSERS or a system property com.vaadin.testbench.Parameters.gridBrowsers

New Features since Version 5

Vaadin 10 support

ElementQuery has been rewritten to work with Web Components and the DOM

• $(ButtonElement.class) searches for the tag defined in ButtonElement using @Element("some-tag") and or using the attribute restrictions defined using@Attribute
• id("someId") restricts the search to elements with the given id
• attribute(name,value) restricts the search to elements with the given attribute value
• attributeContains(name,value) restricts the search to elements where the given attribute contains the given value
• first(), last(), all(), get(i) fetches the given matching element
• onPage() resets the search context to the root of the page
• Supports component shadow roots and searches inside them
• Other methods previously available in ElementQuery were removed

New helpers

• Helpers for element integrations: getProperty*, hasAttribute, callFunction and more
• Support for firing custom events
• Helper for finding the host IP

Uses Selenium 3.11.0

Incompatible changes

• Support for IE8, IE9, IE10 and PhantomJS was removed. These browsers are not supported by Vaadin 10.
• Support for Vaadin 8 has been removed. Use TestBench 5 for testing Vaadin 8 applications.

Bugfixes

• Fixed exception wrapping in executeScript

Vaadin 10 version

Documentation →
Demo Project →

Vaadin TestBench is a tool for creating and running browser based integration tests for your Vaadin application. TestBench simulates a user of your application, performs the tasks specified using Java code and verifies that the expected actions take place in the application.

Changes since beta1

• Fixed TestBenchElement.isEnabled()

New Features since Version 5

Vaadin 10 support

ElementQuery has been rewritten to work with Web Components and the DOM

• $(ButtonElement.class) searches for the tag defined in ButtonElement using @Element("some-tag") and or using the attribute restrictions defined using@Attribute
• id("someId") restricts the search to elements with the given id
• attribute(name,value) restricts the search to elements with the given attribute value
• attributeContains(name,value) restricts the search to elements where the given attribute contains the given value
• first(), last(), all(), get(i) fetches the given matching element
• onPage() resets the search context to the root of the page
• Supports component shadow roots and searches inside them
• Other methods previously available in ElementQuery were removed

New helpers

• Helpers for element integrations: getProperty*, hasAttribute, callFunction and more
• Support for firing custom events
• Helper for finding the host IP

Uses Selenium 3.9.1

Incompatible changes

• Support for IE8, IE9, IE10 and PhantomJS was removed. These browsers are not supported by Vaadin 10.
• Support for Vaadin 8 has been removed. Use TestBench 5 for testing Vaadin 8 applications.

Bugfixes

• Fixed exception wrapping in executeScript

Vaadin 10 version

Documentation →
Demo Project →

Vaadin TestBench is a tool for creating and running browser based integration tests for your Vaadin application. TestBench simulates a user of your application, performs the tasks specified using Java code and verifies that the expected actions take place in the application.

New Features since Version 5

Vaadin 10 support

ElementQuery has been rewritten to work with Web Components and the DOM

• $(ButtonElement.class) searches for the tag defined in ButtonElement using @Element("some-tag") and or using the attribute restrictions defined using@Attribute
• id("someId") restricts the search to elements with the given id
• attribute(name,value) restricts the search to elements with the given attribute value
• attributeContains(name,value) restricts the search to elements where the given attribute contains the given value
• first(), last(), all(), get(i) fetches the given matching element
• onPage() resets the search context to the root of the page
• Supports component shadow roots and searches inside them
• Other methods previously available in ElementQuery were removed

New helpers

• Helpers for element integrations: getProperty*, hasAttribute, callFunction and more
• Support for firing custom events
• Helper for finding the host IP

Uses Selenium 3.9.1

Incompatible changes

• Support for IE8, IE9, IE10 and PhantomJS was removed. These browsers are not supported by Vaadin 10.
• Support for Vaadin 8 has been removed. Use TestBench 5 for testing Vaadin 8 applications.

Bugfixes

• Fixed exception wrapping in executeScript

Selenium 3.9.1

• Upgraded to Selenium 3.9.1 (latest)
• Fixed exception wrapping in executeScript

@Attribute for defining additional constraints on element classes

Add @Attribute for defining additional constraints on element classes…

… (#1000)

Also add support finding elements based on attribute tokens like a single class

Bugfix release

Fix issue when attribute values contain special characters

Support for finding the IP address of the host

6.0.0.alpha12

Fix typos

Bugfixes and support for firing custom events

Fix ElementQuery for built-in elements or elements without a shadow r…

…oot (#990)

Fixes #989

Support finding any element, optionally with a given tag name

$(TestBenchElement.class) now matches any element
$("some-tag-name") can be used to find elements of type <some-tag-name> when no element class is available