Selenium & Appium Test Automation Project

This is a Java-based test automation project using Selenium WebDriver for web testing and Appium for Android mobile testing.

Project Structure

test/
├── pom.xml                          # Maven build file
├── src/
│   ├── main/
│   │   └── java/src/
│   │       ├── Web.java             # Web test helper methods
│   │       ├── Android.java         # Android test helper methods
│   │       ├── SelectorLoader.java  # Loads selectors from XML
│   │       ├── Helper.java          # Shared helper methods (e.g., Login)
│   │       └── selector.xml         # XML file with web & mobile selectors
│   └── test/
│       └── java/
│           ├── WebTest.java         # Web tests (CURA Healthcare Service)
│           └── AndroidTest.java     # Android tests (Erafone app)

Features

• Web Testing: Uses Selenium WebDriver and ChromeDriver to test CURA Healthcare Service
• Android Testing: Uses Appium with UiAutomator2 to test Erafone Android app
• Selector Management: Uses XML to store test selectors (keeps test code clean)
• Test Framework: JUnit 5 for test structure and AssertJ for assertions

Prerequisites

To run this project, you need to have installed:

1. Java 11 or higher
2. Maven 3.6+
3. Chrome Browser (for web tests)
4. ChromeDriver matching your Chrome version (or use WebDriverManager)
5. Appium Server (for Android tests):

   npm install -g appium

6. UiAutomator2 Driver:

   appium driver install uiautomator2

7. Android Studio & Android SDK (for Android tests)
8. Physical Android device or emulator connected via USB debugging

Dependencies (pom.xml)

• Selenium Java: 4.46.0
• Appium Java Client: 9.2.3
• JUnit Jupiter: 5.10.2
• AssertJ: 3.25.3

How to Run

Step 1: Clone the project

cd /path/to/your/workspace
git clone <your-repository-url>
cd test

Step 2: Fix dependency compatibility (Important!)

Currently, the Appium Java Client 9.2.3 is incompatible with Selenium 4.46.0. To fix this, you can:

• Downgrade Selenium Java to a version between 4.19.0 - 4.27.0 in pom.xml, or
• Upgrade Appium Java Client to 10.x (which supports newer Selenium versions)

Step 3: Run tests

Run all tests

mvn clean test

Run only Web tests

mvn clean test -Dtest=WebTest

Run only Android tests (requires Appium server running)

First start the Appium server in one terminal:

appium

Then in another terminal:

mvn clean test -Dtest=AndroidTest

What the Tests Do

Web Tests (WebTest.java)

• testLoginWithInvalidData: Tests login with wrong credentials
• testLoginWithValidData: Tests successful login
• testMakeAppointmentWithoutInputMandatoryField: Tests booking without required info
• testMakeAppointmentWithInputMandatoryField: Tests successful appointment booking

Android Tests (AndroidTest.java)

• loginWithInvalidData: Tests login with wrong credentials
• loginWithValidData: Tests successful login and profile check

Customization

Add new selectors

Edit selector.xml to add new web or mobile element selectors.

Modify test data

Edit test files like WebTest.java or AndroidTest.java to change test inputs.