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my next project is a pure angular application.my first task is to automate the UI after that the other testings comes.. and my question is that can we use selenium for UI automating a angular application and if so how can we do that .. if any references please let me know that..please help me by posting your valuable comments .. thanks in advance
Yes, it is possible. Selenium provides various element selectors with web driver for all browsers.
So as you are starting with new project, I will suggest you try adding unique and precise ids to elements which will help while writing automation scripts.
There are other frameworks too which are designed to target anguar app automation testing like protractor.
As angular have limited support for IE at some point you might get stucked with selenium where protractor will make your life easy.
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I got a task of writing automated end to end UI tests for existing React application. I want to follow what cypress docs suggestion, use data-cy attribute values for selecting elements:
But there is no such attribute introduced by dev team in the application. Is there any way to automatically (any library) add data-cy or data-test attributes to existing react app. Or is there any easy way to do it manually, especially due to React's component architecture?
PS: adding selenium tag too because testing using selenium also involves element selection.
Instead doing it via cypress. Get the code from dev, add your
data-cy or data-test
by yourself and ask your dev team to approve your changes.
please do not waste time on this.
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I'm having an angular app built on angular 1.4 I want to update the app to angular 2 What are the steps that should I follow to do this.
Without breaking my existing functionality. Please let me know.
This is not a task to be taken lightly. You will find Angular 2 very different to Angular 1.x so you will need to spend time learning the new framework before you jump in.
That said, there are libraries to help this transition.
I would start here:
https://angular.io/docs/ts/latest/guide/upgrade.html
The answer would be really big, so I will just redirect you to proper ressources:
UPGRADING FROM 1.X
Preparing for and Migrating Applications to Angular 2
Seamless Ways to Upgrade Angular 1.x to Angular 2
Migrating from Angular 1.x to Angular 2: Upgrade Strategies
Of course, this list is not exhaustive, but I would highly advise you to make your own research and check the link I gave you (especially the first two links) to make it work.
I think it is a big task to change from angular to angular 2 framework. as there are many diffrence between them Please click here for more information
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Which angular grid provides best performance in MVC API Application and great function for client to use?
ag-Grid is the best. I am the founder of ag-Grid, so you may find my answer biased. Hoewver I encourage you to look at the website and make your own mind up. You will see the following advantages over others:
1) Excellent performance.
2) Framework Agnostic, so will work with Angular 1, Angular 2, and if you decide in the future React, Aurelia, Web Components or Plain JavaScript.
3) Lots of features (you will see on website exactly what).
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I would also want to know whether is will be of any use of not if I learn ExtJs?
I am a CQ5/Java developer. I work more on the OSGi level. But now the requests for custom components is too much so I am struggling with the ExtJs part that involves custom widget... Will learning ExtJs help me as a developer?
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CQ 5.5 also uses v3.4.0 of ExtJS on top of which the AEM Widget Library is built. You can find the release notes at /libs/cq/ui/widgets/source/ext/release-notes.html
The following Note is also available at https://docs.adobe.com/docs/en/cq/5-5/developing/widgets.html
CQ 5.5 is built upon ExtJS 3.4.0.
A similar question was answered 2 days back here.
The best source of info on AEM widgets is https://docs.adobe.com/docs/en/cq/5-6/widgets-api/index.html . I think there are some differences between AEM version and vanilla ExtJS.
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I am a manual tester and am learning automation testing and using Selenium web driver with python to create test for web project. Currently I am writing test in python using eclipse and run from eclipse only.
Do i need to setup a testing framework to run test automatically? If yes, which is best suited testing framework for these tools and what I do need to learn to setup testing framework?
How can i track my test runs and test results?
A good example of testing infrastructure with WebDriver and Python is at Mozilla.
They use py.test as testing framework with special plugin pytest-mozwebqa - https://github.com/davehunt/pytest-mozwebqa.
There have templates for writing tests - https://github.com/mozilla/mozwebqa-test-templates.
An example of project is https://github.com/mozilla/Addon-Tests.
They use Jenkins for continuous integration - https://jenkins.mozilla.org.