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add automated tests #710

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Hello @Naseem77, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

Summary of Changes

This pull request adds tests for the search functionality in the Settings Config and Settings Users pages. It includes modifications to the TableComponent to add an ID for the search functionality, updates to the POM files to include locators and methods for interacting with the search elements, and new tests to validate the search functionality.

Highlights

  • Table Component Modification: The TableComponent was modified to include an ID for the search div, which will be used for locating the search functionality in the tests.
  • POM Updates: The SettingsConfigPage and SettingsUsersPage POM files were updated to include locators for the search button, search input, and table rows. New methods were added to interact with these elements, such as searchForElement and getTableRolesCount.
  • New Tests: New tests were added to settingsConfig.spec.ts and settingsUsers.spec.ts to validate the search functionality. These tests verify that the search input filters the table results as expected.

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  • app/components/TableComponent.tsx
    • Added an ID to the search div.
  • e2e/config/settingsConfigData.json
    • Added searchElements array with input and expected values for search tests.
  • e2e/logic/POM/settingsConfigPage.ts
    • Added locators for search button, search input, and table rows.
    • Added methods searchForElement and getTableRolesCount.
  • e2e/logic/POM/settingsUsersPage.ts
    • Added locators for search button, search input, and table rows.
    • Added methods searchForElement and getTableRolesCount.
  • e2e/tests/settingsConfig.spec.ts
    • Added tests to validate role filtering via search input.
  • e2e/tests/settingsUsers.spec.ts
    • Added tests to validate user search filters table results.
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Code Review

The pull request introduces new tests for the settings configuration and users pages, enhancing the test coverage for search functionality. The changes include adding search elements to the settings configuration data and implementing search functionality in the page object models (POMs) for both settings configuration and users pages. Overall, the changes seem well-structured and improve the testability of the application.

Merge Readiness

The pull request introduces valuable tests and functionality. Since there are no review comments, the code appears to be in good shape to be merged. However, I am unable to directly approve the pull request, and it should be reviewed and approved by others before merging.

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@Naseem77 Naseem77 merged commit e8fe880 into staging Mar 9, 2025
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