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== 2023 [https://github.com/VincentDirks/SeleniumJestAssessment Selenium Jest Assessment] == | == 2023 [https://github.com/VincentDirks/SeleniumJestAssessment Selenium Jest Assessment] == | ||
Used Jest and Selenium WebDriver to | Used Jest and Selenium WebDriver to complete this task for a job interview | ||
Identify at least one test scenario from the website https://magento.softwaretestingboard.com/ and automate it. | |||
Please use Selenium (No framework is necessary if you don't have one, you can use just raw Selenium). Please keep your code simple and concise. | |||
== 2019 & 2020 [https://github.com/vincentd123/Postman-Object-Models Postman Object Models] == | == 2019 & 2020 [https://github.com/vincentd123/Postman-Object-Models Postman Object Models] == | ||
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2023 Selenium Jest Assessment
Used Jest and Selenium WebDriver to complete this task for a job interview
Identify at least one test scenario from the website https://magento.softwaretestingboard.com/ and automate it.
Please use Selenium (No framework is necessary if you don't have one, you can use just raw Selenium). Please keep your code simple and concise.
2019 & 2020 Postman Object Models
This repo contains the code and presentation notes for 2019 TestingMind conference in Auckland, New Zealand, as well as at 2020 TestingMind online conference for Sydney, Australia
It is a demo of how to create and use JavaScript object models inside a Postman collection. It includes a simple API implemented in Node.js used by the Postman collection, and a Postman Collection to demonstrate the Postman Object Model concept.