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10 Open Source Automation Tools For Your Automation Needs

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Introduction

Test automation services has proven to increase the speed, quality, and efficiency of the software in many ways. Listed below are top 10 open source tools for your automation needs.

Selenium

Selenium was originally developed by Jason Huggins in 2004 at ThoughtWorks. It is a software testing framework which can be used to test the web applications. The latest version of Selenium is the Selenium 4.0.

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Appium

Appium was originally developed by Dan Cuellar in 2011. It is a mobile automation testing framework. It supports native, hybrid, web application testing.

It allows testing the application on physical devices, emulator and simulator. It supports cross-platform application testing.

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Sikuli

Sikuli was introduced by Raimund Hocke (aka RaiMan) in 2011. It is an automation tool used to test the GUI using “Visual Image Match” method.

It identifies the image using Image Recognition. This tool is a preferred one when there is no access to internal source code of the application.

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Katalon Studio

Katalon studio was developed by Katalon LLC. Its first public release was in 2016. It is an open-source automation tool which supports web, Mobile application, and API Testing.

It is developed on top of the open source automation frameworks such as selenium and appium

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JUnit

JUnit is an open source testing framework. As it name indicates, this framework is for performing unit test for small unit of code.

It identifies each test methods using @Test annotation. It provides assertions class for checking expected results.

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TestNG

TestNG is introduced by Cedric Beust. It is automation testing framework in which NG stands for “Next Generation”.

It provides a detailed report which provides information about passed, failed and skipped test case details.

This framework inspired from JUnit framework. This framework is better than JUnit framework.

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JMeter

JMeter is an open source testing software which can be used to perform load and performance testing for web services, mobile and API.

This software can conduct load and performance test for many server types such as Web, database and mail.

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Robotium

Robotium was introduced and developed by Renas Reda. It is an Android test automation framework which provides full support for native and hybrid applications.

Test scripts can be written using Java. It can be used to write functional, system and user acceptance test cases.

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Robot framework

Robot framework was introduced and developed by Pekka Klarck. It is a generic automation testing framework for user acceptance testing and acceptance test driven development. It follows keyword driven approach.

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Cucumber

Cucumber is testing framework based on Behaviour Driven Development (BDD). It uses a simple grammar defined by a language called “Gherkin” to define application behaviour. This framework is written using Ruby.

It writes its tests scenarios in Given/When/Then format. This scenario file is called feature file which is the entry point for any cucumber tests.

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