Vaadin TestBench
Cut away manual testing and automate development, integration and acceptance testing. Vaadin TestBench is a tool for automated user interface testing of web applications on all platforms and browsers. Build pixel perfect tests using friendly Java APIs and run them over and over again.
What's new ?
Vaadin TestBench 4.2.0 for Vaadin Framework 7
Dec 21, 2016.
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Vaadin TestBench 5.0.0.beta1 for Vaadin Framework 8 Beta
Dec 22, 2016.
Supported browsers
Highlights
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Simulate users
Run full-stack browser based tests that simulates the user interactions in real-time.
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Point and click
Choose the inputs simply by pointing and clicking on them in the user interface
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Java clearness
Write the tests in your IDE using clean object oriented Java and ensure ease of maintenance.
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QA framework compatible
Use your favorite test framework and integrate with JUnit, TestNG, JBehave, Arquillian, etc.
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Performance timing
Run and analyze the users' actions from end to end to find the hot spots in your system.
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Pixel perfect testing
Unique and fast screenshot comparison of the user interface unlike any other testing tool.
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Mobile testing
Compatible with Vaadin TouchKit: Test your Vaadin iOS, Android and Windows Phone applications the same way.
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Forward compatible
Logical, component based testing ensures that your test cases and application work – also in the future.
Get started
Tutorial
Start your testing by simply including TestBench as a Maven dependency. Write your test using JUnit and execute locally for Test Driven Development (TDD). Continue with Continuous Integration (CI) and run your tests on every commit to ensure your quality matches your end-user expectations.
Vaadin TestBench Features
Simple UI test automation
Vaadin TestBench is deeply integrated with Vaadin and this makes it very easy to add test automation to your existing projects. Vaadin specific selectors and API provide the most convenient testing environment for testing Vaadin applications.
Start simply by creating your first test case:
public void testClickButton() throws Exception {
openTestUrl();
// Click the button
ButtonElement clickMeButton = $(ButtonElement.class).
caption("Click Me").first();
clickMeButton.click();
// There should now be one label
assertEquals(1, $(LabelElement.class).all().size());
// ... with the specified text
assertEquals("Thank you for clicking",
$(LabelElement.class).first().getText());
}
Serious test automation
Many big Vaadin projects use Vaadin TestBench. In fact, we use it to test the Vaadin Framework itself. There are over 6500 tests written in Vaadin TestBench that we run every day.