Selenide is a Java framework for writing readable and maintainable automated user-interface tests. It builds on Selenium WebDriver with a fluent API, natural-language assertions and automatic handling of dynamic web content.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Provides a concise fluent API for browser automation.
- Uses natural-language assertions to describe expected page states.
- Automatically waits for elements and conditions.
- Handles dynamic and AJAX-based web interfaces without manual delays.
- Works with Selenium WebDriver 4 and later.
- Offers compact selectors for finding individual elements and collections.
- Checks conditions such as visibility, text, existence and enabled state.
- Captures screenshots and page source when tests fail.
- Manages browser startup and shutdown.
- Supports local and remote browser sessions.
- Runs tests through Selenium Grid.
- Integrates with Selenoid containers.
- Tests mobile applications through the Selenide Appium module.
- Supports file uploads and downloads.
- Works with standard Java testing tools and build systems.
Website: github.com/selenide/selenide
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Developer: Andrei Solntsev
License: MIT License
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