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This is a tests automation project that consists of two modules

• automated tests written for Open Weather API
• a web tests designed to cover search functionality on wiktionary.org website

• Kotlin - a Next Gen JVM language that makes programming so pleasant process;
• Micronaut framework used in this project for the following reasons:
  • dependency injection;
  • application configuration properties;
  • http client;
• Selenide a handy wrapper around Selenium that brings nicer API and makes tests more reliable;
• JUnit5 for running the tests;

├── tests-api
│   └── src
│       ├── main
│       │   ├── ...
│       └── test
│           └── kotlin
│               └── dev
│                   └── serzhshakur
│                       └── api
│                           └── Test.kt
└── tests-web
    └── src
        ├── main
        │   └── ...
        └── test
            └── kotlin
                └── dev
                    └── serzhshakur
                        └── web
                            └── Test.kt

• API tests are located under tests-api/src/test/kotlin/dev/serzhshakur/api/
• WEB tests are located under tests-web/src/test/kotlin/dev/serzhshakur/web/

• Linux
• Mac OS
• Windows (haven't tested)

• Chrome
• Firefox

As Micronaut is used in this project you need to enable annotation processing in IntelliJ Idea (look here for more details):

• Go to File > Settings > Build, Execution, Deployment > Compiler > Annotation Processors
• check "Enable annotation processing"

In addition build and tests execution should be delegated to Gradle (look here how to do this).

To run a tests from IntelliJ IDEA

• navigate to a Test.kt class
• run a separate test or the whole suite. To do that just right click and choose Run 'Test ...'

You need a valid APPID for Open Weather API. Check here how to get one. In order to globally set your APPID in IntelliJ do the following:

• Run > Edit Configurations > Templates > Gradle
• Add -DapiToken={your_appid} to "VM Options"

To run test from command line use the following Gradle command

• API tests

./gradlew clean testApi -DapiToken=[your_appid}

• WEB tests

./gradlew clean testWeb -Dbrowser=chrome -Dheadless=true

-Dheadless allows to run web tests in headless mode

-Dbrowser possible values chrome or firefox

For Windows machines you must run gradlew.bat instead

This project has integration with travis-ci so each time a new code is pushed to repo a pipeline run on Travis is automatically triggered and the following tests are executed

• Openweather API tests
• Wiktionary WEB tests using Chrome browser
• Wiktionary WEB tests using Firefox browser

The current state of a build is . You can also see the current status at a top of this readme. A stable Chrome version and latest Firefox version in a headless mode are used for running tests on CI.

After tests have been executed you can generate a pretty Allure reports using the following gradle commands:

./gradlew allureReport
./gradlew allureServe

A report will open in your default browser automatically.