8 docs tagged with "getting-started"

Create a New SHAFT Test Automation Project

Set up a new SHAFT project in under 5 minutes. Use the interactive project generator or Maven archetype to get started with Web, Mobile, or API testing.

How SHAFT Extends Selenium WebDriver

Learn how SHAFT builds on Selenium WebDriver to add auto-synchronization, fluent APIs, built-in reporting, and support for TestNG, JUnit 5, and Cucumber.

JUnit 5 Integration

Run SHAFT Engine tests with JUnit 5 — set up test classes with @BeforeEach, @AfterEach, @Test, and @Order annotations alongside the SHAFT WebDriver.

Migrate Existing Selenium Projects to SHAFT

Upgrade your existing Selenium, Appium, or REST Assured project to use SHAFT Engine. Step-by-step migration guide with pom.xml changes.

Prerequisites for SHAFT Test Automation

Set up your development environment for SHAFT test automation. Requires Java JDK (LTS) and IntelliJ IDEA or Eclipse.

SHAFT Engine: Unified Test Automation Framework for Java

SHAFT is an open-source Java test automation framework built on Selenium, Appium, and REST Assured. Automate Web, Mobile, API, CLI, and Database tests with zero boilerplate.

SHAFT vs. Native Selenium: Code Comparison

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.

The SHAFT Single Entry Point

Discover how the SHAFT class serves as a single entry point for all test automation. Access Web, Mobile, API, CLI, and Database drivers through one unified namespace with IDE autocomplete.