TP_Automation_CodigoFacilito

Information

This project implements automated testing using:

• 🐍 Python
• 🧪 Pytest
• 🕸️ Selenium WebDriver for browser interaction
• 🧱 Page Object Model (POM) to keep code DRY

Tests are designed to validate key flows on both web and API.

Project architecture:

📁 UI_project/           
    📁 tests/          → Directories organized by endpoint, each with its own test.py and conftest.py  
    📁 reports/        → Report directory for test generated reports  
    📁 utils/          → Helpers like api helper, fixture, settings and config  
📁 API_project/        
    📁 tests/          → Test.py files organized   
    📁 pages/          → POM classes for each URL   
    📁 utils/          → Helpers like driver factory, data generators, config.py and dotenv
    📁 reports/        → Report directory for test generated reports  
📁 github/             → YML files for CI application on Github Actions  
📄 conftest.py          → UI fixtures, like driver and screenshot hook  
📄 pytest.ini           → Pytest markers and other settings  
📄 requirements.txt     → Project requirements (needed packages)

Requirements:

• Python 3.10+
• Google Chrome (Firefox or Edge)
• pip (package installer for python)
• [virtualenv] (optional but recommended)

Note: This project was developed in PyCharm, but it can be run on any environment compatible with Python.

How to start:

Clone this repository:

git clone https://github.com/MarinaDesojo/TP_Automation_CodigoFacilito/

cd https://github.com/MarinaDesojo/TP_Automation_CodigoFacilito/

Create a virtual environment:

On Linux/macOS:

python3 -m venv venv

source venv/bin/activate

On Windows(cmd):

python -m venv venv

venv\Scripts\activate

Install packages:

pip install -r requirements.txt

URLs:

UI website tested:

https://shophub-commerce.vercel.app/

API tested:

https://cf-automation-airline-api.onrender.com/

How to run tests

To run the tests, go to the project root and:

👉 To run all tests:

• pytest

👉 To run a specific file:

• pytest API_project/tests/users/test_users
• pytest UI_project/tests/test_login_and_sign_up.py

👉 To run a specific test inside a file:

• pytest UI_project/tests/test_login_and_sign_up.py::test_login_wrong_email_11

👉 To run by markers (example: login):

• pytest -m login

👉 To run all website ui tests or all api tests, run:

• pytest -m web
• pytest -m api

👉 To add another marker, for example "e2e", run:

• pytest -m "web and e2e"

👉 Chrome is the default browser used for web tests, in case you want to test on Firefox or Edge, run:

• pytest -m web --browser=firefox
• pytest -m web --browser=edge

👉 To run the test suite headless, add --headless, for example:

• pytest -m web --headless

👉 To generate a report that includes the embedded screenshot from failed tests, run:

• pytest --html=UI_project/reports/{name_of_the_report}.html --self-contained-html
• pytest --html=API_project/reports/{name_of_the_report}.html --self-contained-html

👉 To see on the console (CLI) logs add --log-cli-level=INFO, for example:

• pytest -m web --log-cli-level=INFO

All markers:

markers =

• web: UI web related tests
• api: API related tests
• e2e: End to end flow test
• happy_path: Happy path tests
• fail: Fail intended tests
• login: Login flow related tests
• sign_up: Sign un flow related tests
• search: Search flow related tests
• shop: Shop flow related test
• navigation: Navigation related tests
• content_verification: Content like text verification tests
• users: API User endpoint related tests
• airports: API Airports endpoint related tests
• aircrafts: API Aircrafts endpoint related tests
• flights: API Flights endpoint related tests
• bookings: API Bookings endpoint related tests
• payments: API Payments endpoint related tests