Summary

After reading through this chapter, you should:

• Be able to set up a basic project using Maven to download your dependencies, configure your class path, and build your code.

• Know what advantages you gain by running your tests in parallel with multiple instances of the same browser in TestNG.

• Know how to automatically download the driver binaries using a Maven plugin, making your test code very portable.

• Be able to determine the correct number of threads to use as a default value when running your tests. You should also know how to override this, if required.

• Know how to add GhostDriver into the mix so that you can run your tests heedlessly.

  In the next chapter, we are going to have a look at how to cope when things go wrong. We will also examine how we can keep track of things, now that we have lots of tests all running at the same time.