Bobcat templates

Aim of the templates is to easily and fast provide a way to create a Bobcat project structure.

Using Bobcat templates

To use any Bobcat template listed below you need to:

1. Clone bobcat-gradle-template repository
2. Choose one of the templates from the list below
3. Generate your local template as it is described in README

That’s it! You’re ready to start writing your own tests. Enjoy!

Templates

All available Bobcat templates are listed below:

JUnit 5 Template

This is the recommended template for non-AEM projects.

This template provides a basic Bobcat project with JUnit 5 as the test runner.

Modules included in this template:

• bb-core
• bb-junit5

AEM JUnit Template

This is the recommended template for AEM projects.

This template is suitable for AEM (Adobe Experience Manager) test automation, with JUnit as the test runner. It provides sample AEM Author tests.

Modules included in this template:

• bb-core
• bb-junit5
• bb-aem-core
• bb-aem-64

BDD Template

Please see the doc about Cucumber usage with Bobcat: here

This template provides a basic Bobcat project with Cucumber as the test runner.

Modules included in this template:

• bb-core
• additional dependencies:
  • cucumber-java
  • cucumber-java8
  • cucumber-guice

AEM BDD Template

Please see the doc about Cucumber usage with Bobcat: here

This template is suitable for AEM (Adobe Experience Manager) test automation, with Cucumber as the test runner. It provides sample AEM Author tests.

Modules included in this template:

• bb-core
• bb-aem-core
• bb-aem-64
• additional dependencies:
  • cucumber-java
  • cucumber-java8
  • cucumber-guice

Appium Template

If you would like to write automated tests for mobile devies, this template will provide you Appium framework.

Modules included in this template:

• bb-core
• bb-junit5