Karate Framework - UI Automation & Performance using Gatling

Name: Karate Framework - UI Automation & Performance using Gatling
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AI-driven implementation, UI Automation using Karate Framework, Karate DSL Automation,End to End Automation,Performance

Created byLucky Trainings

Last updated 1/2026

English

What you'll learn

UI Automation using Karate framework
How to Automate any website
Handle various UI operations
Rerun failed scenarios and capture screenshot

Course content

3 sections • 79 lectures • 9h 24m total length

Introduction to Training Program1:39
Overview on Karate UI Automation & Its features2:28
Karate UI Configuration & Creating a project in Eclipse Editor7:45
Configure ui automation with karate by creating a maven project in eclipse, installing java 8+ and the cucumber naturals plugin, then add karate core 0.96 and JUnit 4.
Program to launch a browser15:58
Course Material0:28
Karate Locators with Examples Part 116:06
Karate Locators with Examples Part 213:32
Karate framework locators, using XPath and CSS selectors to identify elements, convert between them, and apply text, placeholder, and data-test attributes for login automation.
Karate Locators with Examples Part 310:18
Karate Locators with Examples Part 49:49
Karate Locators with Examples Part 54:12
Explore karate locators for UI automation, including near, left, right, above, and below, with hands-on examples that auto-identify inputs and fill username and first name, then click remember me.
Karate UI Browser Actions - back, forward, refresh, reload, Max, Min & FullScree10:13
How to get Title & URL of the web page4:41
How to Get Dimensions & Position5:14
Hooks In Karate framework7:28
How to Capture Screenshot for Entire Page, to Object, on Failure11:44
How to Handle Keyboard , Highlight, Focus, Submit vs Click , Clear15:45
Learn how to use keyboard commands, highlight and focus elements, and clear fields in Karate ui automation. Explore submit versus click and the locator strategies for reliable login flows.
Handling Dropdown Part 111:19
Handling Dropdown Part 211:15
Automate dropdown handling in the Salesforce sign up flow by locating inputs using xpath and name attributes, entering data, and selecting options by index, value, visible text, or partial text.
Handle Alerts9:04
Handling Frames6:33
Learn to handle frames in web pages by switching to a frame with the switch frame method (by index or id) and then click inside.
Handling Multiple Windows, Get Text, Attribute & Value16:18
How to Upload a File, ScrollDown to an Object11:36
Learn to upload a file with a file input and locator in a native Chrome browser, validate the upload confirmation, and scroll to a target object to click using chaining.
ReRun a Failed Scenario3:18
Karate Runner configuration , Karate Options3:37
Compare Images using karate.readAsBytes method3:09
Scenario: Verify images
#Given compareImage { baseline: 'Image 1.jpeg', latest: 'Image 1.jpeg' }
Given def latestImgBytes = karate.readAsBytes('Image 1.jpeg')
When compareImage { baseline: 'Image 1.jpeg', latest: '#(latestImgBytes)' }

Introduction to Karate - Gatling5:09
Karate - Gatling Configuration Part 17:28
Karate - Gatling Configuration Part 25:29
Karate - Gatling Configuration Part 37:08
KarateProtocal Configuration6:22
KarateProtocal - Name Resolver Configuration4:18
KarateProtocal - pauseFor() example5:06
Overview & example on Think Time4:05
Overview & example on runner11:02
karateFeature() - Tag Selector3:07
Learn to use the karate data feature to tag and run specific scenarios with a tag selector, and review reports to verify targeted execution.
karateFeature() - Ignore Tag3:35
Gatling Session with example using GITHUB COPILOT7:31
Overview on Feeder with example Part 112:29
Retrieve Gatling session data in a karate program using feeders, load data from a csv via a data feed, and print email id and username in a scenario.
Overview on Feeder with example Part 27:19
Learn how to use a csv feeder in Gatling to feed username and email into a user creation flow and substitute data via a json test file.
Overview on Feeder with example Part 33:19
Overview on Feeder with example Part 44:19
Learn to configure a json feeder in Gatling, read data from a json file in a simulation, format data as an array, and print fields like email and password.
Injection - Open Model Example 13:15
Injection - Open Model Example 26:19
Injection - Open Model Example 35:33

Overview on AI4:29
Explore what artificial intelligence means, how machines learn from large data, and how AI can perform language tasks, image recognition, and even automate test cases in software.
Overview on AI Part 29:28
Explore human-in-the-loop AI in automation and testing, balancing AI speed with human review to ensure accurate and reliable outcomes.
Overview on LLM6:35
Overview on RAG2:14
Overview on Generative AI3:15
Overview on AI Agent7:52
Overview on Memory5:14
Explore how AI memory stores, retains, and retrieves past interactions, comparing short term memory within a session to long term memory across sessions, using real-world chatbot examples.
Overview on LangChain & LangGraph4:55
Overview on MCP4:39
Explore the model context protocol (MCP) as a universal adapter that lets AI models call tools and APIs through a standardized, reusable interface, detailing tool descriptions, inputs, and outputs.
Overview on Human In the loop , Hallucination & Guardrails8:24
Overview on Fine-Tuning3:55
Overview on Context Part 12:55
Overview on Prompts5:34
Overview on Context Part 27:39
Overview on Context Part 33:20
Create a manual context file and use ChatGPT with an attached document to define a demo.com login flow, including positive and negative tests. Explore prompts, acceptance criteria, and prototype considerations.
Overview on Prompts Part 27:13
ChatGPT vs Copilot vs CURSOR5:00
Overview on OpenAI3:08
Explore how OpenAI drives AI development with GPT models and DALL-E, revealing behind-the-scenes roles of ChatGPT and Copilot, and OpenAI's mission to benefit humanity.
Overview on AI Models3:56
Overview on n8n workflow6:30
Generate API Key in OpenAI1:49
Create workflow in n8n10:40
Create workflow in n8n Part 27:42
Build an n8n workflow that reads a sheet, checks for an email value, and conditionally sends emails using an AI agent, with the model dynamically selecting the recipient.
Create workflow in n8n Part 39:23
Create a workflow in n8n part 3 that reads sheet two in Google Sheets, checks if status is S, and sends background verification emails to multiple candidates.
Create account in JIRA for our testing purpose7:10
n8n workflow for creating Bugs in JIRA Part 15:58
n8n workflow for creating Bugs in JIRA Part 25:04
Use an n8n workflow to automate creating Jira bugs from sheet data, validating credentials and URLs, and generating defects (Luke 1 and Luke 2) when status is new.
Create Public Chat in n8n workflow6:02
Overview on OpenAI Tokens4:32
CURSOR - Create a Chrome Extension for Record & Playback20:27
CURSOR - Create a Chrome Extension for Record & Playback Part 22:11
Create a chrome extension for record and playback that generates Playwright TypeScript or Selenium Java scripts from browser actions, with a user interface, record and playback controls, and download options.
CURSOR - Create an OTP Shield Mobile APP21:15
Overview on GPT4ALL with example14:33
Generate Karate UI Test case using CoPilot in Eclipse Editor7:00
Generate Karate UI Test case using Cursor Editor8:06

Requirements

Basic idea on Manual Testing

Description

Course is updated on 8-December-2025 with below concepts::

Overview on AI
Overview on LLM
Overview on RAG
Overview on Generative AI
Overview on Memory
Overview on AI Agent
Overview on LangChain & LangGraph
Overview on MCP Server
Overview on Human In the loop , Hallucination & Guardrails
Overview on Fine-Tuning
Overview on Context
Overview on Prompts
ChatGPT vs CoPilot vs CURSOR
Overview on OpenAI
Overview on AI Models
Overview on n8n workflow
Generate API Key in OpenAI
Create workflow in n8n
Create Public Chat in n8n workflow
Overview on OpenAI Tokens
CURSOR - Create a Chrome Extension for Record & Playback
CURSOR - Create an OTP Shield Mobile APP
Generate Karate UI Test case using CoPilot in Eclipse Editor
Generate Karate UI Test case using Cursor Editor

Course is updated on 24-August-2025 with below concepts::

Performance Testing using Gatling
- Introduction to Karate-Gatling
- Karate-Gatling configuration
- Overview on Karate Protocol
- Overview on Name Resolver
- Pause For & Think time with examples
- Karate feature - Tag Selector & Ignore Tags
- Overview on Feeders - Reading data from csv & json
- Overview on Open model injection with examples

Course updated on 29-January-2025:

. Karate UI - How to compare images

Karate UI Automation: This course is designed for Beginners who wants to get some knowledge on the UI automation using Karate framework

We Covered this course with bunch of examples on individual concepts.

Topics we cover as part of this training program:

Overview on Karate UI Automation & Its features
Karate UI Configuration & Creating a project in Eclipse Editor
Program to launch a browser
Karate Locators with Multiple Examples
Browser Actions - back, forward, refresh, reload, Max, Min & FullScreen
How to get Title & URL of the web page
How to Get Dimensions & Position
How to Capture Screenshot for Entire Page, to Object, on Failure
Karate framework HOOKS
Handling Drop downs
Highlight, Focus, Submit, Clear commands with examples
Handling Alerts
Handling Frames
ReRun a Failed Scenario
Upload a File, ScrollDown to an Object
Handling Multiple Windows, Get Text, Attribute & Value

Karate framework is :

Simple, clean syntax that is well suited for people new to programming or test-automation

Option to use wildcard and “friendly” locators without needing to inspect the HTML-page source, CSS, or internal XPath structure

Cross-Browser support including Microsoft Edge on Windows and Safari on Mac

Convert HTML to PDF and capture the entire (scrollable) web-page as an image using the Chrome Java API

Who this course is for:

API testers, API Automation testers, Manual testers

Karate Framework - UI Automation & Performance using Gatling

What you'll learn

Explore related topics

Course content

Introduction25 lectures • 3hr 33min

Karate - Performance Testing using Gatling19 lectures • 1hr 53min

AI-driven implementation of the Karate framework35 lectures • 3hr 58min

Requirements

Description

Who this course is for: