🛠️ Automation Testing Framework – CWD Limited (By Aditya)

📌 Project Overview

This repository contains Automation Testing scripts developed during my tenure at CWD Limited.
The goal of this project was to automate repetitive testing tasks, improve testing efficiency, and ensure consistent quality in hardware/software integrated products.

The scripts are designed to work cross-platform (Windows & Linux) and use Selenium WebDriver with Java, Maven, and other dependencies for browser automation.

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🎯 Why This Project?

At CWD Limited, testing involved:

• Web Application UI Automation
• Functional Test Automation
• Role-Based User Creation & Validation
• Dynamic Data Handling (e.g., Excel integration)
• Screenshot Logging for Each Step
• Retry Mechanisms for Failures

By automating these tasks, we reduced manual efforts, increased accuracy, and achieved faster test cycles.

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📂 What's Inside

• Multiple Automation Test Suites – Each project folder contains automation scripts for specific modules or scenarios.
• Maven Project Structure – Ensures easy build and dependency management.
• Dynamic Data Handling – Some scripts read from Excel or other inputs.
• Screenshot Capturing – Each test step is documented with screenshots.
• Empty Drivers Folder – To be filled after downloading respective drivers.

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⚙️ Requirements

Before running the scripts, ensure the following are installed:

Common Requirements

• Java JDK 8+ installed & configured (JAVA_HOME)
• Maven installed & configured (MAVEN_HOME)
• Internet connection (to download dependencies)
• Browser installed (Google Chrome recommended)

Driver Binaries Required

These drivers are required for running the automation scripts:

• Apache Maven – Download Maven
• ChromeDriver (Windows/Linux) – Download ChromeDriver
• Apache POI (For Excel operations) – Included via Maven dependencies
• Chromium ChromeDriver – For Chromium browser automation (optional)

⚠️ Note:
The drivers folder inside each project is empty. You must download the drivers and place them in the drivers folder before running the scripts.

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💻 Installation & Setup

1️⃣ Windows Setup

1. Install Java JDK

   • Download: Java JDK
   • Add to PATH:

     setx JAVA_HOME "C:\Program Files\Java\jdk-<version>"
     setx PATH "%JAVA_HOME%\bin;%PATH%"

2. Install Maven

   • Extract Apache Maven (apache-maven-3.9.10) to a folder.
   • Add to PATH:

     setx MAVEN_HOME "C:\path\to\apache-maven-3.9.10"
     setx PATH "%MAVEN_HOME%\bin;%PATH%"

   • Verify: mvn -version

3. Install ChromeDriver

   • Download from ChromeDriver site matching your Chrome version.
   • Extract and place in the drivers folder of the project.

4. Apache POI

   • Added via pom.xml – Maven will auto-download dependencies.

5. Run the Tests

   mvn clean test
   
   

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2️⃣ Linux Setup

1. Install Java JDK

   sudo apt update
   sudo apt install default-jdk
   java -version

2. Install Maven

   sudo apt install maven
   mvn -version

3. Install Chrome & ChromeDriver

   sudo apt install wget unzip
   wget https://dl.google.com/linux/direct/google-chrome-stable_current_amd64.deb
   sudo dpkg -i google-chrome-stable_current_amd64.deb
   sudo apt --fix-broken install
   
   CHROME_VERSION=$(google-chrome --version | grep -oE "[0-9]+")
   wget https://chromedriver.storage.googleapis.com/<MATCHING_VERSION>/chromedriver_linux64.zip
   unzip chromedriver_linux64.zip
   mv chromedriver drivers/
   chmod +x drivers/chromedriver

4. Apache POI

   • Included in Maven dependencies; no manual install needed.

5. Run the Tests

   mvn clean test

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📌 How to Run the Project

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/AdityaKonda6/Automation-Testing-CWD-By-Aditya.git

2. Navigate to a specific project folder.

3. Download and place the required drivers into the drivers folder.

4. Build & run:

   mvn clean test

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📝 Notes

• Ensure ChromeDriver version matches your installed Chrome browser version.
• All driver files are excluded from the repository for security and compatibility reasons.
• This framework works on both Windows and Linux without code changes.
• Test results and screenshots are generated in the target folder after execution.

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🧪 Technologies You Now Have Installed

| Tool                  | Purpose                               |
| --------------------- | ------------------------------------- |
| Java JDK              | For compiling and running Java        |
| Maven                 | For managing dependencies and build   |
| Chrome                | To open and test the website          |
| ChromeDriver          | Interface between Selenium and Chrome |
| IDE (VSCode/IntelliJ) | Easier coding and debugging           |
| Git                   | Version control and GitHub access     |

🔎 Troubleshooting Tips

| Problem                  | Fix                                                  |
| ------------------------ | ---------------------------------------------------- |
| `NoSuchElementException` | Check if IDs are changing dynamically                |
| Chrome doesn't open      | Check `chromedriver.exe` version matches Chrome      |
| `mvn` not recognized     | Check your Maven PATH setup                          |
| Test not doing anything  | Add `Thread.sleep()` or check dynamic loading (AJAX) |

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Hi Coders

Hey there 👋, I'm Aditya!

Glad to see you here!  

I’m a 2025 IT Graduate passionate about DevOps, Cloud, and Software Development 🚀.
My mission? To bridge the gap between development and operations—building scalable systems, automating workflows, and ensuring quality from code to deployment.

With a strong foundation in Java, SQL, Linux, and hands-on experience with CI/CD pipelines, Selenium automation, cloud services, and Android development, I thrive in solving problems end-to-end—from writing code to deploying it in production.

Recently, at CWD Limited, I worked on:

• Automation Testing Frameworks (Selenium, Java, Maven)
• Linux-based system configurations & debugging
• Hardware-software integration testing
• API testing with Postman
  …and in the process, strengthened my DevOps skill set.

💡 Curious mind. Fast learner. Always ready to build, break, and rebuild—better.

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🚀 What I’m Working On:

• Building DevOps projects (Jenkins, Docker, Kubernetes, AWS, Ansible)
• Enhancing automation frameworks for testing & deployment
• Crafting Android apps and backend services
• Expanding my Linux administration skills

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💼 My Tech Stack:

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📌 Highlights:

• 🛠 Built dynamic Selenium automation scripts integrated with Maven
• 🚀 Created & deployed full-stack and Android applications
• 🐧 Comfortable with Linux system administration & shell scripting
• 📦 Implemented CI/CD workflows for smoother deployments
• ☁️ Learning & applying cloud infrastructure concepts

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📫 How to Reach Me:

• Email: adityakonda04@gmail.com
• Portfolio: adityakonda04.vercel.app
• LinkedIn: Aditya Adi Konda

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