healenium-example-maven

Java + Maven + Junit5 project with healenium usage example

To setup Healenium see the tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ed5HyfwZhq4

How to start

1.Start Healenium backend from infra folder

cd infra

docker-compose up -d

To download this file into your project use this command:

$ curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/healenium/healenium-example-maven/master/infra/docker-compose.yml -o docker-compose.yml

Create /db/sql folder on the same level in your project. Add init.sql file into ./db/sql/init.sql folder in your project via command:

$ curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/healenium/healenium-client/master/example/init.sql -o init.sql

Verify that images healenium/hlm-backend:3.4.1 and postgres:11-alpine and healenium/hlm-selector-imitator:1.2 are up and running

2. Project structure

|__infra
    |__db/sql
        |__init.sql
    |__docker-compose.yml
|__src/main/java/
|__src/test/java/
|__pom.xml

3.Run test in terminal with maven

In BaseTest.java class select necessary driver: LOCAL, PROXY or REMOTE and browser to run: chrome, firefox or edge.

driver = new DriverContext(DriverType.LOCAL).getDriver(BrowserType.CHROME);

LOCAL - used for local run. It's been set by default in BaseTest.java class. For this driver should be used docker-compose file from test example.

PROXY - used if you're running tests using healenium-proxy. For this driver you need to set docker-compose containers as in example by link: https://github.com/healenium/healenium-example-dotnet/blob/master/infra/docker-compose.yml

REMOTE - used if you-re running test on remote machine. Do not forget to provide necessary host. In this test example it's been used remote machine with Selenoid.

In BaseTest.java class select necessary framework: SELENIUM or SELENIDE.

pages = new FrameworkContext(FrameworkType.SELENIDE, driver).setFramework();

If you want to execute all tests, please use the command: mvn clean test

4.After test execution you should see generated report link in command line logs

Report contains only healed locators with old-new values and a button that tells if healing was successful for further algorithm corrections

5. Screenshots

Also you could take a screenshots for your com.epam.healenium.tests like it implements here: BaseTest.screenshot

  public byte[] screenshot() {
      return ((TakesScreenshot) driver.getDelegate()).getScreenshotAs(OutputType.BYTES);
  }

6. @DisableHealing annotation

If don't want to use Healenium in some methods just use @DisableHealing annotation.

The example of usage you can find here: MainPageWithFindBy.checkLocatorTestButtonDontHealing

7. Plugin Healenium for Intellij IDE

For updating broken locators you could use Plugin "Healenium" for Intellij IDE (https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/14178-healenium).

With this plugin you can update your locators:

• on class level

• or on variable level