SKILL BENCHMARK
WebdriverIO Literacy (Beginner Level)
- 20m
- 20 questions
The WebdriverIO Literacy (Beginner Level) benchmark evaluates your knowledge of the role, architecture, protocols, and benefits of WebdriverIO, including its installation, configuration, scripting, and real-world applications. You will be assessed on your ability to implement the Page Object Model (POM) design pattern and optimize WebdriverIO projects for streamlined and maintainable automation scripts. Learners scoring high on this benchmark demonstrate an understanding of WebdriverIO's role and architecture and can implement the Page Object Model (POM) for optimized and maintainable automation scripts.
Topics covered
- analyze the benefits of using WebdriverIO over other automation tools
- configure browser capabilities, timeouts, and logging and set up reporting for automation
- configure WebdriverIO projects with appropriate settings
- create a simple WebdriverIO test script
- define WebdriverIO and its role in browser automation
- describe WebDriver protocols and their role in WebdriverIO
- execute basic browser automation tasks using WebdriverIO
- identify dynamic elements and implement a script using relative paths to handle these elements effectively
- implement a script to perform complex interactions using the actions class
- implement techniques in a script for interacting with different types of web elements
- implement the WebDriver BiDi protocol for advanced browser automation
- integrate getPuppeteer with WebdriverIO and leverage its functionality in testing
- organize test scripts using page objects and implement protocol-specific considerations
- outline common issues related to element interactions
- outline real-world use cases for WebdriverIO
- provide an overview of best practices for WebdriverIO project organization
- provide an overview of different strategies for locating elements in WebdriverIO
- provide an overview of the architecture of WebdriverIO
- provide an overview of the principles of the POM, including benefits, best practices, and challenges
- write a script to handle browser alerts, prompts, and confirmations effectively
