NRG_Selenium

Ready to get started with automated XNAT-based testing? Great! Check out the pages below:

  1. Introduction and Feature List
  2. Setup and Configuration
  3. Test Structure
    1. Annotation-Based Requirements
  4. XNAT Versioning
  5. Selenium Pipeline Tests
    1. PipelineMethodSorter
    2. Advanced Usage: FileComparator and FileMutator
    3. Advanced Usage: ElementComparators
  6. JIRA Zephyr & ZAPI Integration
  7. Advanced Usage: REST, PSQL, and SSH

 

Examples are a great way to learn. Projects which demonstrate most of the capability of NRG_Selenium can be found here:

Got a question not answered above? Email me: moore.c@wustl.edu

 

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