MOST POPULAR TEST AUTOMATION FRAMEWORK PRO'S AND CON'S

The "Test Automation Framework" is a scaffolding set up to provide a working environment for automation test scripts. This framework provides a variety of benefits to the Website Design Company in Bangalore that enable them to effectively create, implement, and report automation test scripts. This is like a system specifically designed to automate our tests.

Module-Based Testing Framework

The module based testing framework is based on a concept of popularly known OOPs - summary. The framework divides the entire "application under app" into several logical and isolated modules. For each module, we provide a separate and independent test script. Therefore, these test scripts create a large test script that represents more than one module when combined. These modules are separated by an abstract layer, which changes in the application sections do not affect this module.

Pros

• The framework introduces a high level of modularity, leading to easy and cost effective maintenance.
• The framework is very scalable
• If changes are implemented in one part of the application, only the test script that represents that part of the application should be corrected so that all other parts are untouched.

Cons

• When we execute test scripts individually for each module, we embed test data (data to be tested) into test scripts. So whenever we need to test with different test data, we need manipulations in test scripts.

Library Architecture Testing Framework

The library architectural test framework is built and built on a module-based test framework with some added benefits. Instead of splitting the application under test into test scripts, we split the app into functions or use common functions in other parts of the application.

Pros

• Like the module-based architecture, this framework introduces high-level modulation, leading to easy and cost-effective maintenance and scalability.
• When we create generic functions that can be effectively used by various test scripts in the framework. Thus, the framework introduces a large amount of repetition.

Cons

• As with the module-based framework, test data is recorded in test scripts so that any changes in test data will require changes to the test script.
• With the introduction of libraries, the structure becomes a bit complicated.

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