What Is Page Object Model? | pytest Framework Tutorial | Part-IX | LambdaTest

In this video, we'll explore how to implement the Page Object Model design pattern in pytest. Start FREE Testing: accounts.lambd...
📢 In this Part 9 of the pytest framework tutorial series, 𝑹𝒆𝒙 𝑱𝒐𝒏𝒆𝒔 (@RexJonesII), a seasoned QA Engineer, Trainer, KZbinr, and Blogger, deep dives into creating and calling a base page and test data file, as well as shares insights on store locators and their utility in the model. Additionally, the tutorial covers executing the Page Object Model on three browsers, including Chrome, Firefox, and Edge. By the end of the tutorial, you'll have a comprehensive understanding of the Page Object Model in pytest and how to apply it while performing test automation.
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➡ What is Page Object Model (POM)?
Page Object Model (POM) is a design pattern for creating test automation frameworks in software development. It's used to organize and structure code for automated tests in a way that makes it easier to maintain and update.
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📍How to create & call Page Objects
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18:44 Test Data
20:30 Store Locators
32:40 Create Page Object Files
49:01 Create Base Test
53:27 Create Test Scripts
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📌 GitHub Repo: github.com/RexJonesII/PytestTutorials

[@devarajsnaidu3168]

@LamdaTest Am getting unresolved driver attribute in pytest testcase when we initialize loginpage in pytest testcase loginpage=Loginpage(self.driver) Could you help me on this

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Hey there, It sounds like you're encountering an issue with accessing the driver attribute within your pytest test case, particularly when you're trying to initialize an instance of LoginPage. This issue commonly occurs due to a few reasons, such as the driver not being properly set up or passed to the test method, or perhaps a scope issue within your test class. Without seeing the full code, I'll provide a general approach to troubleshoot and potentially resolve this issue: Ensure Proper Initialization of driver Firstly, make sure that self.driver is correctly initialized within your test class. This is typically done in a setup method, which is executed before each test method runs. Use of self.driver In the code snippet you provided, loginpage=LoginPage(self.driver), it appears within a class method where self.driver should be accessible assuming self.driver has been correctly initialized as part of the class instance. Make sure that self.driver is initialized in a method that runs before your test methods, such as a setup method annotated with @pytest.fixture. Passing the driver to the Test Method If your test methods are designed to receive the driver as an argument, ensure you're using a pytest fixture to inject the driver into them.

[@vishalloke]

Why the intelligecne is not working in pycharm driver. is now showing ftind_element method

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Hey there, If IntelliSense is not working in PyCharm for the find_element method, it might be due to a few common issues: - IDE Configuration: Ensure that PyCharm is correctly configured for your Python environment and that the Selenium package is properly installed in the interpreter you're using. - Selenium Version: Check if you're using a recent version of Selenium. The method signatures and APIs can change between versions, and PyCharm's IntelliSense might not recognize methods if there's a mismatch. - Indexing Issues: Sometimes, PyCharm may not have fully indexed your project or the external libraries. Try invalidating caches and restarting PyCharm (File > Invalidate Caches / Restart). Make sure your setup aligns with these points for IntelliSense to work correctly.

[@vishalloke]

@@LambdaTest I have done all these still my intellisense is not working, could you please help me I am using lambdatest for the same

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Hey there, Can you share more about your project with us at [e-mail] We would be happy to help :)

[@nandhakumar.g142]

Thanks much Rex, Love from India 🫰❣️

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[@trevor7481]

Whats up rex 💯

[@meghap3364]

Rex i have a question , what is the use of Locators file , when we are adding page wise locators and their methods in pages

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Hey Megha 👋🏻 The "Locators" file is a separate file where you define the selectors for elements on your web pages. It centralizes the locators used across multiple pages, improving code organization and reusability. By separating locators, you can easily update them in one place and promote code maintenance. Page files can import and use these locators, keeping them focused on page-specific methods and actions.

[@phatle4855]

thanks sir

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[@meghap3364]

Thank you Rex :)

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[@alexanderkomanov4151]

Thanks a lot!

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[@LanaBegunova]

Thank you Rex!

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