Flight Booking Automation

Overview

This project automates the flight booking process on a travel website using Selenium, Java, Rest Assured, and Cucumber framework. It allows users to specify various test combinations such as browser name, version, and platform to run the tests. The automation includes creating a new account using a temporary email address generated via the One Sec Mail API, fetching OTP for account creation, and booking flights from a specified origin to a destination on a given date.

Demo Video

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Features

• Automated flight booking process on a travel website.
• User-defined test combinations for browser name, version, and platform.
• Creating a new account using a temporary email address.
• Fetching OTP for account creation.
• Booking flights from a specified origin to a destination on a given date.

Technologies Used

• Selenium WebDriver: For interacting with the web browser.
• Java: Programming language for test automation.
• Rest Assured: For interacting with the One Sec Mail API.
• Cucumber: BDD framework for test scenario organization and execution.

Getting Started

To run the tests and use the automation framework, follow these steps:

1. Clone the repository:

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   git clone https://github.com/RupamDas-ts/FlightReservationAutomation.git

2. Navigate to the project directory:

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   cd FlightReservationAutomation

3. Set up your environment:

   • Ensure you have Java installed. You can download it from here.

   • Install necessary dependencies using Maven:

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     mvn clean install

4. Create Cucumber.yaml file with your own credentials the same structure as Cucumber.sample.yml and keep that in the TestConfigs directory

5. Run the tests:

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   CUCUMBER_FILTER_TAGS="@flightBooking" mvn test -DENV_NAME=LambdaTest -DsuiteXmlFile=testng.xml -DPARALLEL=2

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   set CUCUMBER_FILTER_TAGS="@flightBooking"

   mvn test -DENV_NAME="LambdaTest" -DsuiteXmlFile="testng.xml" -DPARALLEL=2

6. To re-run failed tests:

   mvn test -DENV_NAME=LambdaTest -DsuiteXmlFile=testng-rerun.xml -DPARALLEL=2

7. To run the same tests multiple times, set the RUN_N_TIMES environment variable:

   CUCUMBER_FILTER_TAGS="@flightBooking" mvn test -DENV_NAME=LambdaTest -DsuiteXmlFile=testng.xml -DPARALLEL=2 -DRUN_N_TIMES=3

Configuration

• Modify the Cucumber.yaml file to configure credentials to run tests on remote platforms or use local as ENV_NAME to run tests on your local.
• Tests can be run parallelly or serially by providing correct PARALLEL value as per requirements like, -DPARALLEL=1 for serial execution -DPARALLEL=2 for parallel execution of two tests.
• To run tests multiple times, set the RUN_N_TIMES environment variable to the desired number of iterations.
• Use testng.xml for regular test execution.
• Use testng-rerun.xml for re-running failed tests.

Running the Project as a Docker Container

Prerequisites

• Ensure Docker is installed on your system. You can download it from here.

Building the Docker Container

The Docker file is present in the project, which uses a parent image with JDK 22. You can build the Docker container from the given Docker file using the following command:

sh docker build -t <CONTAINER_NAME> .

Replace <CONTAINER_NAME> with the desired name for your Docker container.

Running the Docker Container

When running the container, you need to pass an environment variable named CUCUMBER_RUN_SCRIPT, which accepts the Cucumber command you want to run. For example:

docker run --rm -e CUCUMBER_RUN_SCRIPT="CUCUMBER_FILTER_TAGS='@flightBooking' mvn test -DENV_NAME=LambdaTest -DsuiteXmlFile=testng.xml -DPARALLEL=2" <CONTAINER_NAME>

Replace <CUCUMBER_COMMAND> with your specific Cucumber command and <CONTAINER_NAME> with the name of your Docker container.

This will execute the specified Cucumber command within the Docker container

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! If you'd like to contribute to this project, feel free to fork the repository and submit a pull request.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.

Contact

For any inquiries or issues regarding the project, please feel free to contact me at dasrupam740@example.com.