Applitools Selenium

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Appli Tools Selenium

Applitools is a visual testing and monitoring tool that integrates with Selenium WebDriver to provide advanced visual testing capabilities. It allows you to automate visual validations of web applications across different browsers, devices, and screen resolutions. Here’s an overview of how to use Applitools with Selenium WebDriver:

  1. Sign up and set up Applitools: Visit the Applitools website and sign up for an account. Once you have an account, you’ll need to set up the Applitools SDK in your project.

  2. Add Applitools dependency: Include the Applitools SDK dependency in your project. Applitools provides SDKs for various programming languages. For example, for Java projects using Maven, add the following dependency to your project’s pom.xml file:

xml
<dependency> <groupId>com.applitools</groupId> <artifactId>eyes-selenium-java3</artifactId> <version>APPLITOOLS_VERSION</version> </dependency>

Replace APPLITOOLS_VERSION with the appropriate version of the Applitools SDK.

  1. Initialize Applitools: In your code, initialize the Applitools Eyes object with your API key and the WebDriver instance you want to use for visual testing. The API key can be obtained from your Applitools account dashboard.
java
import com.applitools.eyes.selenium.Eyes; import org.openqa.selenium.WebDriver; Eyes eyes = new Eyes(); eyes.setApiKey("YOUR_API_KEY"); WebDriver driver = new ChromeDriver(); // or any other WebDriver instance
  1. Open an Applitools test: Before performing visual validations, use the open() method of the Eyes object to start an Applitools test session.
java
eyes.open(driver, "Your App Name", "Test Name");

Specify your application name and a descriptive test name for better organization and tracking.

  1. Perform visual validations: Use the checkWindow() or checkElement() methods provided by the Eyes object to capture screenshots of the entire page or specific elements, respectively.
java
eyes.checkWindow("Page Name");

You can add multiple checkWindow() or checkElement() calls at different stages of your test to capture different visual states.

  1. Close and validate: After capturing screenshots, close the Applitools test session using the close() method. Applitools will compare the captured screenshots with baseline images and generate a visual diff report.
java
eyes.close();
  1. Additional configuration: Applitools provides various configuration options, such as ignoring specific regions, handling dynamic content, setting match levels, and more. Refer to the Applitools documentation for more advanced configuration options.

  2. View and analyze test results: Visit your Applitools account dashboard to view and analyze the test results. Applitools provides a visual diff report highlighting any differences between the baseline and captured images.

Applitools enhances Selenium WebDriver’s capabilities by adding visual testing to your automated test suite. It helps identify visual bugs and inconsistencies across different environments, enabling you to deliver a visually consistent user experience.

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