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TestNG Framework in Selenium Java – Step-by-Step Tutorial with Video

TestNG Framework in Selenium Java

By Bhau Automation β€’ Learn Selenium Java Testing Framework

🎯 What You’ll Learn in This Video

  • What is TestNG?
  • Core functions of a test framework (Execution, Grouping, Reporting)
  • How to set up TestNG using Maven
  • Understanding TestNG Annotations
πŸ’‘ Tip: TestNG makes Selenium automation smoother, organized, and highly maintainable for both beginners and professionals.

🧠 What is TestNG?

TestNG (Next Generation Testing Framework) is an advanced testing framework inspired by JUnit and NUnit. It helps organize test execution, manage dependencies, and generate HTML reports automatically.

βš™οΈ Core Functions of a Test Framework

  • βœ… Execution Control: Manage order, priorities, and dependencies.
  • βœ… Parallel Testing: Run multiple tests at once to save time.
  • βœ… Reporting: Generate detailed logs and results automatically.
  • βœ… Data Driven: Use different sets of input data efficiently.

πŸ“¦ How to Set Up TestNG Using Maven

To integrate TestNG in your project, just add this dependency in your pom.xml file:


  org.testng
  testng
  7.10.0
  test

  

Once added, create your first TestNG class:

import org.testng.annotations.Test;

public class DemoTest {
  @Test
  public void openApp() {
      System.out.println("Launching FirstCry App...");
  }
}
  

🧩 Understanding TestNG Annotations

Annotation Description
@BeforeTestRuns before all test methods in a suite
@TestMarks a method as a test case
@AfterTestRuns after all test methods
@BeforeClassExecutes before any test in the class
@AfterClassExecutes once after all tests in the class

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πŸŽ“ Conclusion

TestNG makes automation testing powerful, flexible, and well-organized. With features like grouping, reporting, and parallel execution, it’s a must-have framework for all Selenium Java testers.

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