Ruby Raider

Ruby Raider

This is a gem to make setup and start of UI automation projects easier.
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For more information and updates on releases, see https://ruby-raider.com

What is Ruby Raider?

Ruby Raider is a generator and scaffolding gem to make UI test automation easier

At the moment Ruby Raider supports generating the following frameworks:

Web Testing Framework	Visual Testing Framework	Mobile Testing Framework
Cucumber and Selenium	Cucumber, Applitools and Selenium	Cucumber and Appium for IOS
Rspec and Selenium	Rspec, Applitools and Selenium	Rspec and Appium for IOS
Cucumber and Watir		Cucumber and Appium for Android
Rspec and Watir		Rspec and Appium for Android
		Cucumber and Appium Cross-platform
		Rspec and Appium Cross-platform
		Cucumber and Sparkling Watir for IOS
		Rspec and Sparkling Watir for IOS

In order to run the Appium tests, download the example app. Remember to use the full path of the app that you download in the capabilities file and start the server using one of the commands below:

raider u start_appium
appium  --base-path /wd/hub  

In order to run the visual tests with applitools, you need to create an account and get your api key, you can read more here .

To use the open ai integration you need to set up the OPENAI_ACCESS_TOKEN environment variable and you can also set the optional OPENAI_ORGANIZATION_ID if you have an organization

This works in all the platforms (Tested on Mac OS, Linux and Windows).

Getting started

To get the project up and running.

Just do:

gem install ruby_raider

Then do:

raider new [name_of_project]

Then a TUI/CLI will appear where the configuration of which frameworks you want to be generated/scaffolded can be selected.

Select the ones you will like to work with.

If you already know which frameworks you want to use, you can do:

raider new [name_of_project] -p framework:[framework] automation:[automation_type] visual:[boolean] axe:[boolean]

An example of the command above would be:

raider new test_project -p framework:rspec automation:selenium visual:false axe:true

Where [frameworks] is a comma separated list of the frameworks you want to use.

Ruby raider provides the following list of basic commands

Anything between square brackets([...]) is where your imput goes

Commands:
  raider generate # Provides access to all the scaffolding commands
  raider help [COMMAND] # Describe available commands or one specific command
  raider new [PROJECT_NAME] # Creates a new framework based on settings picked
  raider utility # Provides access to all the utility commands 
  raider version # It shows the version of Ruby Raider you are currently using

All the basic commands have their corresponding shortcut:

• g for generate
• n for new
• u for utility
• v for version

Scaffolding Commands

Ruby Raider also supports scaffolding:

• To create a new page object you do: raider g page [PAGE_NAME]
• To create a new spec you do: raider g spec [SPEC_NAME]
• To create a new feature you do: raider g feature [FEATURE_NAME]
• To create a new steps definition you do: raider g steps [STEPS_NAME]
• To create both a page/spec or a page/feature/steps you do: raider g scaffold [SCAFFOLD_NAME]

It's possible to add the option --path or -p if you want to specify where to create your features, pages, helpers and specs.

If you want to set the default path for the creation of your features, helpers and specs:

raider u path [PATH_NAME] - -feature or -f
raider u path [PATH_NAME] - -spec or -s
raider u path [PATH_NAME] - -helper or -h

If you don't specify an option, path will assume you want to change the default path for pages.

Appium Server Command

To initialise Appium server run this command:

raider u start_appium

Sponsors

This project is tested with BrowserStack.