TestNG made easy for beginners (Detailed course)

This course covers TestNG in-depth by covering all its concepts and topics, along with practical demonstration.

TestNG is explained from scratch and in a step by step manner.

TestNG is the backbone for building Selenium Test Automation Frameworks, hence it is required to learn in depth and detail.

This course ends your search for finding a course, which covers in and out about TestNG.

The following are the different TestNG topics which are covered in this course:

1. What is TestNG

2. Installing TestNG and using in Projects

3. Auto-generating TestNG Classes with a Test Method in Eclipse IDE

4. Using TestNG Testing Framework for Selenium Automation

5. Using TestNG Testing Framework with Rest Assured Framework for Automating API Tests

6. Using priority attribute

7. Using testng xml file for batch execution

8. Assertions in TestNG

9. Hard Assertions versus Soft Assertions

10. TestNG Annotations

11. Parameters in TestNG

12. Optional Parameters in TestNG

13. Enable Disable Test Cases using enabled attribute in testng xml file

14. Enable Disable Test Methods using enabled attribute and @Ignore annotation

15. Enable Disable Test Methods at Classs level using @Ignore annotation

16. Enable Disable Test Methods at Package level using @Ignore annotation

17. Grouping Tests in TestNG using multiple testng xml files

18. Grouping Tests in TestNG using groups attribute

19. Meta Groups in TestNG

20. Partial Groups in TestNG

21. Sub Category Groups in TestNG and using regular expressions

22. Test Dependency in TestNG using dependsOnMethods attribute

23. alwaysRun attribute

24. ignoreMissingDependencies attribute

25. dependsOnGroups attribute

26. Groups Depending on Groups using dependencies tag and depends-on attribute

27. Executing Tests at Package Level

28. TestNG Parameterization – Data Driven Testing, DataProvider annotation and dataProvider attribute

29. Naming DataProvider method using name attribute

30. Parameterizing Test method with Array parameter

31. Separating DataProvider method into a separate Class using dataProviderClass attribute

32. Multiple DataProvider methods

33. Multiple DataProvider methods in multiple classes

34. Why we have to use Object array to return data

35. Different return types of DataProvider

36. Jagged Arrays and DataProviders

37. Partially passing the data from Data Provider method using indices attribute

38. Reading Data from Excel files using POI API

39. Reading Data from Excel files into DataProvider method using POI API

40. Executing tests in parallel by specifying parallel attribute in DataProvider method

41. Controlling parallel tests thread count invoked by DataProvider using data-provider-thread-count

42. timeOut attribute

43. expectedExceptions attribute

44. Parallel Execution of Tests in TestNG using parallel and thread-count attributes

45. parallel=tests in TestNG Parallel execution

46. parallel=tests can only be mentioned at suite tag level and not at test tag level

47. parallel=classes in TestNG Parallel Execution

48. parallel=methods in TestNG Parallel Execution

49. Multiple test tags, but only few test tags enabled for parallel execution

50. parallel=none in TestNG Parallel Execution

51. parallel=false in TestNG Parallel Execution

52. parallel=tests but thread-count=1

53. Can we provide thread-count as negative value for Parallel Execution

54. More threads and less number of tests

55. parallel=classes or parallel=methods specified at suite tag level

56. Default thread-count when parallel attribute is only mentioned

57. invocationCount attribute

58. invocationTimeOut attribut

59. threadPoolSize attribute

60. What are Listeners

61. List of different Listeners available in TestNG Library

62. Using ITestListner Listener

63. Implementing Listeners at Class Level @Listeners annotation

64. Implementing Listeners at Suite Level in testng xml fil

65. onStart() and onFinish() ITestListener methods

66. Difference between listeners and annotations

67. Using TestListnerAdapter class in place of ITestListener interface

68. Taking screenshots for Failed Tests using Listeners

69. Avoiding Screenshot Overriding

70. Retrieving Test Tag name along with Test Name

71. Taking screenshots for Failed Tests using Dependency Injection

72. Default TestNG Reports and their real time usage

73. Uninstalling TestNG from Eclipse ID

74. TestNG verbose attribute – testng xml file TestNG Retry using IRetryAnalyzer and IAnnotationTransformer

75. TestNG verbose attribute – testng xml file

Who this course is for:

• This course is for those who want to gain complete knowledge on TestNG for building Automation Frameworks