Selendroid Assessment Test

A Selendroid Assessment Test evaluates individuals on their proficiency in using Selendroid for automated testing of Android applications. It assesses their ability to set up Selendroid, write test scripts, handle various testing scenarios, and integrate with testing frameworks.

A Selendroid Assessment Test evaluates candidates for:

1. Introduction to Selendroid
   • Understanding of Selendroid as an open-source mobile automation framework for Android applications.
   • Familiarity with its features, architecture, and advantages for testing Android apps.
2. Setting Up Selendroid
   • Skills in installing and configuring Selendroid on different operating systems.
   • Knowledge of prerequisites, drivers, and compatibility with Android versions.
3. Creating Test Scripts
   • Proficiency in writing automated test scripts using Selendroid's APIs and Selenium WebDriver bindings.
   • Ability to interact with Android UI elements (e.g., buttons, text fields) using Selendroid commands.
4. Handling Native and Hybrid Apps
   • Techniques for testing native Android apps and hybrid apps (web views embedded within native apps) using Selendroid.
   • Skills in identifying and interacting with both native and web elements in hybrid apps.
5. Element Identification
   • Usage of Selendroid's element locators (e.g., ID, XPath, class name) for identifying UI elements in Android apps.
   • Knowledge of best practices for efficient element identification and handling dynamic elements.
6. Assertions and Verifications
   • Implementation of assertions and verifications in Selendroid tests to validate app behavior.
   • Skills in verifying text, UI states, and expected outcomes during test execution.
7. Handling Alerts and Pop-ups
   • Skills in handling alerts, dialogs, and pop-ups that appear during testing using Selendroid.
   • Techniques for interacting with system alerts and verifying their presence or absence.
8. Testing Gestures and Interactions
   • Techniques for simulating user gestures (e.g., tap, swipe, pinch) and interactions with touch-based UI elements.
   • Skills in testing complex gestures and verifying UI responsiveness.
9. Data-Driven Testing
   • Implementation of data-driven testing in Selendroid using external data sources (e.g., CSV files, Excel sheets).
   • Skills in parameterizing tests and iterating over datasets for varied test scenarios.
10. Integration with Testing Frameworks
    • Integration of Selendroid with testing frameworks (e.g., TestNG, JUnit) for structured test execution and reporting.
    • Knowledge of configuring test runners, setting up test suites, and generating test reports.
11. Continuous Integration (CI)
    • Integration of Selendroid tests into CI/CD pipelines (e.g., Jenkins, Bamboo) for automated test execution.
    • Skills in configuring build scripts, triggers, and integrating Selendroid with CI workflows.
12. Best Practices and Optimization
    • Adherence to best practices in mobile automation using Selendroid, including test modularity, reusability, and maintainability.
    • Skills in optimizing test execution speed, handling test dependencies, and improving overall test coverage.
13. Documentation and Reporting
    • Ability to document Selendroid test scripts, test cases, and automation frameworks.
    • Skills in generating test reports, analyzing test results, and documenting test outcomes for stakeholders.

This assessment ensures candidates have the technical skills and knowledge to effectively use Selendroid for automated testing of Android applications. It evaluates their ability to create robust test scripts, handle various testing scenarios, integrate with CI/CD pipelines, and contribute to improved software quality through automated testing practices.