Test UI with JDI: easy, simple and good (Roman Iovlev, Russian), part 2
summary
JDI is a Selenium-based framework that aims to make UI tests faster and less flaky by combining PageObjects with typified elements, configurable global actions and retries, and a strict/default element search strategy to catch about 90–95% of transient failures. The talk demonstrates concrete features such as extracting domain entities from tables, custom element classes and action hooks, logging/reporting, a demo mode that highlights elements, integrations with TestNG/JUnit/Serenity and mobile/desktop adapters (Sikuli/WinAPI), and a prototype GUI for generating page objects to reduce code and flaky tests.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00JDI introduction
- 10:30JDI setup and config
- 17:38Project structure
- 25:26Test organization
- 33:53Multi-platform support
- 38:25JDI advantages
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