julfi008/selenium_testscript

Purpose and Entry Point

This repository is a private Selenium-based web testing project. Its only executable source entry point is Selenium.js, with high-level intent documented in README.md.

Test Automation Runner

Selenium.js is the central automation script. It likely owns the complete test lifecycle: browser startup, navigation, UI interaction, assertions, and browser shutdown. There is no visible modular test suite, application code, or separate runner configuration.

Paths:

• Selenium.js

• README.md

Browser Automation Boundary

Selenium is the material external runtime/service boundary. The script communicates with a WebDriver-compatible browser process rather than directly with the target web application backend. Browser, driver availability, and target-site reachability are runtime prerequisites.

Paths:

• Selenium.js

Primary Control Flow

The expected flow is linear and script-driven:

1. Launch or attach a Selenium WebDriver browser session.

2. Navigate to the target web interface.

3. Locate and operate UI elements representing the tested modal workflow.

4. Validate resulting page or modal state.

5. Close the browser session and report failures through the JavaScript process.

All orchestration is concentrated in:

• Selenium.js

Repository Boundaries

The repository contains no visible application server, frontend source, test fixtures, CI definitions, package manifest, or environment configuration. It therefore acts as an external black-box UI test harness for another web application, not as the application under test.

Paths:

• Selenium.js

• README.md

Operational Dependencies

Execution requires a JavaScript runtime such as Node.js, Selenium JavaScript bindings, a supported browser and matching driver, plus access to the remotely hosted or locally running web UI being tested. Dependency installation and target URL configuration are not represented in the supplied tree.

Paths:

• Selenium.js