# General
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=====          PLEASE MERGE MY BRANCH (jason-dev) AT guru REPO.         ======
=====  OR THE TEST MIGHT ALL FAIL SINCE IT CAN'T FIND THE ELEMENT NAME  ======
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>> lettuce features/ANYFEATUREFILE.feature BROWSER_NAME[chrome, firefox, safari] BROWSER_SIZE[mobile-(s,m,lg,xl), desktop-(s,md,lg)]

1. Install Selenium
   >> sudo pip install -r requirements.txt

2.[Option] Install phantom.js
>> npm install -g phantomjs

3. Tests that it works
   

>> cd play
>> lettuce

lettuce -v 2 features/desktop/guru.feature chrome BROWSER-SIZE

lettuce -v 2 features/desktop/essay.feature chrome BROWSER-SIZE

-v 1 : dots for each feature¶ -v 2 : scenario names [most of time you using] -v 3 : full feature print, but colorless -v 4 : full feature print, but colorful [If you want to see detail of the steps in the test]

In case you just want to run specific Scenarios, however [1,2] scenario are the required. User comma to separated the list
EX:

Content of Scenario in feature

##guru.feature - Desktop

REQUIREMENT TO RUN -s 1,2 ,#SCENARIO YOU WANT TO RUN EX: lettuce -v 4 -s 1,2,3,18 features/desktop/guru.feature firefox desktop-m lettuce -v 2 features/desktop/guru.feature chrome desktop-lg lettuce -v 4 -s 1,2,6,9,18 features/desktop/guru.feature safari desktop-s

1 : access code page

2 : Login User

3 : Billing

4 : Public profile link : empty, exist, change back original

5 : Add a portfolio item

6 : Enable, Deactivate ,and Remove Portfolio Item

7 : bio description

8 : profile social link [0-4]

9 : Guru profile dropdown for alumni, year, and major

10: communication && currency test [0-1]

11: Experience: add,edit,remove ,and edge test

12: Language : add, search, remove, and check updated

13: Settings

14: Credibility

15: Add card [0-4]

16: Default card

17: Remove all the card [0-1]

18: Logoff

#essay.feature REQUIREMENT TO RUN -s 1,2,4,#SCENARIO YOU WANT TO RUN EX: lettuce -v 4 -s 1,2,4,8features/desktop/guru.feature safari desktop-m lettuce -v 2 features/desktop/guru.feature chrome desktop-lg lettuce -v 4 -s 1,2,4,7,8 features/desktop/guru.feature firefox desktop-s

1: Go to essay-home and wait 7 to see the become guru button is shown

2: Add University

3: login exist account

4: sign up with new account

5: Settings

6: Timeline

7: Add modify/university

8: Logoff

mobile-s, mobile-m, mobile-lg, mobile-xl, desktop-s, desktop-m, desktop-lg

1. Download Safari webdriver
   http://selenium-release.storage.googleapis.com/2.48/SafariDriver.safariextz

2. Open the file to install ,and open safari browser -> perference -> extensions -> make sure the 'Webdriver' is enable
   

3. Open standalone at home folder (tests) at new tab termal java -jar standalone.jar

4. Run the test
   lettuce -v 1 xxxxxxxxxx.feature browserName desktop-m

1. FAILED: I verify that the element with css selector ".loading-container" has a class "active"
   • That mean there support to have a loading screen or message show up, but it doesn't
2. FAILED: I click the element with css selector "xxxxxxxxx"
   • That mean unable to find the element to click it

• /main ## for main tests
• /play ## sandbox environment to screw around

1. Quora Best higher level practice
2. [Understanding Remote Driver vs WebDriver] (http://www.guru99.com/introduction-webdriver-comparison-selenium-rc.html)
3. Understanding Lettuce
4. [Best tools for IOS UI Automation] (https://github.com/alexmx/ios-ui-automation-overview)
5. [Benchmarking Example] (https://realpython.com/blog/python/headless-selenium-testing-with-python-and-phantomjs/)
6. Tutorials to get started
   • 1. Read the code inside these files

   play
      -- features
         -- zero.feature
         -- terrain.py
         -- steps.py
   ```  <br />
   * 2. Understand [how lettuce works] (http://lettuce.it/tutorial/simple.html#c-run-and-watch-it-fail) <br /> *(feel free to create your own folder within play to message around)*  <br />
   * 3. Do **chapter 2** of [selenium python webdriver] (http://selenium-python.readthedocs.org/getting-started.html) docs