Object Repository like intellisense of VS

It will work similar to the intellisense property present in Visual Studio i.e when you type a . (dot) after the object/class name, it will automatically display all methods and variable of the class as shown in bellow image.

Create a file under objectRepositoryFile package and  name it ObjectRepository.java. Then copy the following codes.

ObjectRepository.java

package objectRepositoryFile;

import org.openqa.selenium.By;

public class ObjectRepository {

       public static class PageObjects{

             

              //FOr Home Page

              public static By home_lnk_Login(){

                    

                    

                     return By.partialLinkText("Login");

                    

              }

             

              public static By home_lnk_myaccount(){

                     return By.partialLinkText("My Account");

              }

             

      

              //For LogIn Page          

              public static By login_txt_UserName(){

                     return By.name("username");

              }

             

              public static By login_txt_Password(){

                     return By.name("password");

              }

             

              public static By login_btn_LogIn(){

                     return By.xpath(".//*[@id='loginfrm']/div[4]/button");

              }

      

      

              //For MyAccount page      

              public static By myaccount_lnk_accname(){

                     return By.partialLinkText("John");

              }

             

              public static By myaccount_lnk_Logout(){

                     return By.partialLinkText("Logout");

              }

       }

}

Create a file under objectRepositoryMain package and  name it IntellObjectRepository.java. Then copy the following codes.

IntellObjectRepository.java

package objectRepositoryMain;

import java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit;

import org.openqa.selenium.By;

import org.openqa.selenium.WebDriver;

import org.openqa.selenium.firefox.FirefoxDriver;

import objectRepositoryFile.ObjectRepository.PageObjects;

public class IntellObjectRepository {

       public static WebDriver driver;

       public static String URL="http://www.phptravels.net/";

      

       //Login Page

       public static By username=PageObjects.login_txt_UserName();

       public static  By password=PageObjects.login_txt_Password();

       public static By acclogin=PageObjects.login_btn_LogIn();

      

      

       //Home Page

       //public static  By login=By.partialLinkText("Login");

       public static  By myaccount=PageObjects.home_lnk_myaccount();

       public static  By login=PageObjects.home_lnk_Login();

      

       //My My Account page

       public static By accname=PageObjects.myaccount_lnk_accname();

       public static By logout=PageObjects.myaccount_lnk_Logout();

       public static String driverpath="D:\\Automation\\AutomationFramework\\DesignObjectRepository\\Lib\\BrowserDrivers\\geckodriver-v0.18.0-win32\\geckodriver.exe";

      

      

       public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {

              // TODO Auto-generated method stub

              //Firefox

              System.setProperty("webdriver.gecko.driver", driverpath);

              driver=new FirefoxDriver();

             

              driver.manage().timeouts().implicitlyWait(10, TimeUnit.SECONDS);

              driver.get(URL);

             

              //Home Page

              driver.findElement(myaccount).click();

              driver.findElement(login).click();

             

              Thread.sleep(2000);

              //login Page

             

              driver.findElement(username).sendKeys("user@phptravels.com");

              driver.findElement(password).sendKeys("demouser");

              driver.findElement(acclogin).click();

             

              Thread.sleep(2000);

              //My My Account page

              driver.findElement(accname).click();

              driver.findElement(logout).click();            

              driver.close();

             

       }

}

Now the project structure in eclipse should look like as shown in the bellow image.

Run IntellObjectRepository.java to see the result.