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Welcome to PopperFramework!

PopperFramework is a java framework which allows you to create PageObjects for your webapplication-tests in a declarative way. That means you just have to define an interface defining the structure of your website and add some annotation with the basic information like locators. PopperFramework will generate the implementation of that PageObject for you.

Key-Goal of PopperFramework is to allow you as a developer of sureface-tests to concentrate on your business => writing PageObjets and Tests, not wasting time by writing boilerplate code.

PopperFramework uses WebDriver-API to implement your PageObjects but its API is completly vendor-independent. So when there comes something better than WebDriver you change the implementation of PopperFramework and change to the vendor you need.

PopperFramework is highly configurable with a lot of hooks which allow you to customize PopperFramework behaviour to your needs.

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Further reading:
[Getting started] => First steps to get PopperFramework running
[Basics] => Defining basic PageObjects
[Complexe Datatypes] => Defining more complexe PageObjects
[Configuration] => How to configure PopperFramwork to run in your environment
[Defining own Types] => Defining your own Datatypes in PopperFramework to meet your needs
[Unittesting PageObjects] => How to write tests that assure that your PageObjects map to your pages
[Experimental] => Things need to be varified if they should be user
[Patterns] => Patterns how PageObjects can be defined.
[Migration Guide] => You have already a lot of testing code and want to migrate to PopperFramework?
[Legacy support] => Information about what PopperFW can do for your migration beyond Migration Guide
[Roadmap] => What comes next?

[Cheatsheet] => Most important facts at one place


Related

Wiki: Basics
Wiki: Cheatsheet
Wiki: Complexe Datatypes
Wiki: Configuration
Wiki: Defining own Types
Wiki: Experimental
Wiki: Getting started
Wiki: Migration Guide
Wiki: Patterns
Wiki: Roadmap
Wiki: Unittesting PageObjects

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