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UI Automation with WebdriverIO

Chapter 1.1 - Visual Studio Code, Nodejs and NPM Installation and Setup

Chapter 1.2 - Installing and Handling Dependencies

Chapter 1.3 - WebdriverIO API

Chapter 2.1 - Element Interaction, Part 1

Chapter 2.2 - Element Interaction, Part 2

Chapter 2.3 - Element State

Chapter 3.1 - Element Actions

Chapter 3.2 - Using Keyboard and Mouse Input

Chapter 3.3 - Scrolling to an Element

Chapter 3.4 - Working with iFrames and New Tabs

Chapter 3.5 - Drag and Drop

Chapter 4.1 - Selecting from Dropdown Menus

Chapter 4.2 - Javascript Browser Alerts

Chapter 5.1 - waitForDisplayed

Chapter 5.2 - waitForEnabled and browserPause

Chapter 5.3 - waitForExist

Chapter 5.4 - waitUntil

Chapter 5.5 - WebdriverIO v4 vs v5

Chapter 6.1 - Grouping Tests by Suites

Chapter 6.2 - Using Data Files with Your Tests

Chapter 6.3 - Adding Environments and Base URLs

Chapter 6.4 - Debug Command

Chapter 6.5 - Activity: Write Tests On Your Own

Welcome to the Test Automation University course on WebDriverIO!

WebDriverIO is a custom implementation of Selenium's WebDriver API.

It is written in JavaScript, runs on Node, and provides a powerful framework for both mobile and web automation.

It allows for easy setup through its TestRunner client.

During this course, we will discuss how to setup WebDriver IO and its dependences. We will look at the WebDriverIO API, actions, as well as how to interact with Components.

We will discuss Wait Strategies and demonstrate how to write and run tests. We will look at reporting, and how to debug your errors.

And then, we will look at how to make your tests more efficient.

Key takeaways from this course are:

• How to interact with elements using WebDriverIO
• How to set up, create, and execute tests in WebDriverIO
• Wait strategies to help reduce failures

Let's get started.