Selenium with Python Frameworks : Data Driven & BDD

Learn how pytest, a Python testing framework, lets you organize and conditionally run multiple tests, set up prerequisites and post scripts, use assertions, and generate reports.

Execute selenium tests with python frameworks conditionally by skipping tests using a skip decorator and skip if conditions, and run targeted tests with the -k keyword filter in pytest.

Learn how to use assertions in selenium with python to compare actual results with expected values, verify browser titles and forms, and handle pass and failure cases in test scenarios.

Organize a Selenium with Python project by creating a base driver module, start and close browser helpers, and import the shared driver across test case files for data-driven testing.

Learn to drive tests with data from a config file by reading details like browser name and driver paths, and switch between Chrome and Firefox using a reusable config reader.

Explore the basics of behavior driven development, defining end-to-end application behavior in a BDD approach with Gherkin and step definitions to automate tests.

Discover the common files in a BDD framework for Selenium testing: feature files in Gherkin, step definition code, and a test runner to execute and generate reports.

Learn to write feature files in Gherkin for behavior-driven testing, define end-to-end scenarios, and link them to step definitions in Cucumber. Discover Gherkin keywords, .feature extension, and setup with Notepad++.

Use the Gherkin scenario keyword to define test cases under a feature, with multiple scenarios like registered user search item, add to cart, and purchase.

Explore behavior-driven development by outlining test cases as scenarios with given, when, and then steps, starting from the login page and detailing actions.

Learn Gherkin basics by using when, then, and, and end to model multi-action steps and validations in a test case scenario.

Apply tags to feature, scenario, and scenario outline to control execution. Leverage how tags are inherited from feature to scenarios, outlines, and examples for smoke, sanity, and regression tests.

Create a robust BDD automation project structure using behave: install behave, organize features, steps, and environment files, and establish a test folder with feature and step definitions.

Learn to write data to an Excel file by creating a workbook, renaming sheets, and writing cell values. Save changes and manage sheets, including creating a second sheet.

Parse a Python dictionary to JSON and back using the json module, converting between string and dictionary formats with sample data and printed results.