Boyka Framework
Ultimate test automation framework for automating any application on any platform
Overview:
Boyka-framework was created to address the challenges faced by QA professionals in managing different frameworks for automating API, web, and mobile applications. The aim was to provide a single, comprehensive solution that eliminates the need for project-specific boilerplate code and minimizes automation debt. This all-in-one test automation framework aims to streamline the automation process by offering a range of features and enhancing flexibility and efficiency.
Features:
- Zero boilerplate code: Eliminates the need for project-specific boilerplate code.
- Support for API automation: Includes schema validations and response body verification for REST API automation.
- Multi-platform support: Covers web browsers like Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari, as well as Android and iOS native, web, and hybrid apps automation.
- Multi-user session interactions: Allows testing of multi-platform chat applications and similar scenarios.
- Cloud platform execution: Supports running web tests on cloud platforms like BrowserStack and LambdaTest.
- Customizable configuration: Highly configurable via the boyka-config.json file.
- Logging and reporting: Provides micro-logging, screenshot capturing, and extensibility through listeners for integrating with different test frameworks and reporters.
- Future enhancements: Upcoming features include support for GraphQL and SOAP API automation, video recording of tests for web platforms, and compatibility with more cloud platforms.
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