Sahil Mutreja

A sample project for automating various test cases on an Android mobile app using the Appium library.

The project contains all the various basic user interaction testing that can be done via Appium Java Client 5.0.4.

The majority of the tutorials are performed on the Android API demo hybrid app v8.0.0 and the native calculator app.

Media.net Ads Exchange Web Application automation test suite was designed to have cross-browser test execution via CI/CD tool Jenkins to run on each code check-in to automate regression testing for every new build.

Test Scenarios:
• User onboarding steps with user registration
• Creation of new campaigns and ads
• Validation of user interaction of Advertisement Reports like:
a. Sorting and pagination of reporting grids
b. Pagination
c. Filtering of reporting with multiple parameters

Platform:-
Selenium WebDriver v3.0, JAVA v8.0, Jenkins as a CI/CD tool, cross-browser testing achieved via TestNG test-runner,
It is designed using Page Factory Design Pattern with Enhanced POM.

Features:
• Test Reports available for all the web app and API test cases
• Continuous Integration set up on Jenkins for scheduling test suite execution in a timely fashion
• Logging on each activity where logs available on Jenkins and additionally in a separate log file
• Screenshots to be taken on each test case failure

API automated test suite for Media.net was designed with a single aim of parallel test execution of each data-driven test case. The addition of a test case was as easy as adding an object in the JSON file with required key-value parameters in an API call.

Different JSON files for each environment, including staging, integration, and production.

Total count of test cases executed per environment: 67
Total execution time: 1.5 to 2 minutes.

Platform:
Java 8, REST Assured v3.0.7 and TestNG v6.14.2, Log4j v1.2.17

Features:
• Human readable test reports available for each test suite execution
• Parallel execution of each test API call causing optimal resource utilization and faster execution of test cases.
• Logging across for all test cases execution on output stream and in a file.

Developed a web automation test suite in Java and Selenium using TestNG to implement cross-browser and cross-platform test suites.

Libraries used:
• Selenium
• TestNG
• Log4J
• Org.JSON

Features:
1. Logging
2. Taking a screenshot of failed tests
3. Generation of a human-readable report
4. Generating random values for insignificant test data, e.g., for a new user
5. WebDriver factory
6. Encapsulation layers like test data, the logic of tests, actions on web pages, and so on
7. Configurator (via testNG.xml file):
a. Run tests in parallel mode
b. Ability to run tests for different browsers/operating systems by configuring.
c. Ability to run tests for different environments (URLs) by configuring/by command-line.
8. Reading test data from the JSON file.

In the last seven years, I've worked on many projects that required severe quality assurance, test automation framework, and quality culture.

I've worked with product owners, project/engineering managers, and front-end/back-end developers to ensure everyone is on the same page regarding quality and the importance of having a structured plan for adding testing to daily life.

My motto is to start quality right from the day of refinement to the product release. To achieve this, I use a mixed approach of manual and test automation techniques in the agile development lifecycle.

A foodtech application used for managing logistics. I was the test automation engineer in charge of testing apps and the website. I've designed test cases, automated them, and ensured continuous monitoring and alerts. This included web-based tools as well as back-end API-related tools.