Getting Started With Selenium - Chapter 6: Packaging for Use
Blog post from Sauce Labs
In this chapter, we're discussing the importance of packaging our tests and page objects in a structured way to get the most out of them. We've set up a global setup and teardown process using a `spec_helper` file that removes Selenium library from our tests, making it easier to reuse. We've also created a central configuration file `config.rb` to store our base URL, which is configurable and can be overridden when running the test suite. Additionally, we've organized our folders into `spec` for tests and `pages` for page objects, updating require statements accordingly. With this setup, we can run all our tests using the new config file, ensuring a more efficient and maintainable testing process.
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