Basic Configuration for Web GUI
Configure SHAFT Engine properties for web browser automation — browser type, headless mode, timeouts, proxy, and visual reporting.
Configure SHAFT Engine properties for web browser automation — browser type, headless mode, timeouts, proxy, and visual reporting.
Interact with web elements using SHAFT Engine — click, type, drag and drop, select from dropdowns, handle iframes, and more.
Best practices for element identification in SHAFT Engine — By objects, dynamic locators, cross-platform locators, and why to avoid @FindBy.
Learn how SHAFT builds on Selenium WebDriver to add auto-synchronization, fluent APIs, built-in reporting, and support for TestNG, JUnit 5, and Cucumber.
Upgrade your existing Selenium, Appium, or REST Assured project to use SHAFT Engine. Step-by-step migration guide with pom.xml changes.
Access the native Selenium WebDriver instance from SHAFT for advanced use cases, and learn how to wrap an existing WebDriver with SHAFT capabilities.
Side-by-side code comparison of SHAFT Engine vs native Selenium WebDriver. See how SHAFT eliminates boilerplate, adds auto-waits, and provides a fluent API.
Working demo projects for web GUI test automation with SHAFT Engine — parallel execution, ThreadLocal driver, and Page Object Model examples.
Set up SHAFT for web browser testing with Selenium WebDriver. Complete guides for TestNG, JUnit 5, and Cucumber with code examples, project structure, and configuration.