The latest version update and functional improvement of the JFUNK CORE framework
The latest version update and functional improvement of the JFUNK CORE framework
JFUNK CORE is a Java -based functional test and crawler framework for automated testing and network data capture.The latest version of the JFUNK CORE framework brings a series of updates and functional improvements, which improves the efficiency and ease of testing and crawling.
The highlights of this update include the following aspects:
1. Code optimization and performance improvement: The latest version optimizes the core code of the framework, which improves the performance and stability of the framework.By streamlining and improving code logic, unnecessary memory occupation and CPU overhead have been reduced, thereby increasing the speed of testing and crawling.
2. Support more data formats and protocols: The latest version of the JFUNK CORE framework increases support for more data formats and protocols.In addition to the common HTTP and HTTPS, it can now easily handle protocols such as WebSocket, FTP, and support the analysis and processing of various data formats such as JSON, XML, HTML, CSV.
3. Introduction of new test drive tool integration: In order to better support the development of test drive development, the latest version introduced a series of new test drive tool integration.For example, you can directly integrate the mainstream testing frameworks such as Junit, Testng, and seamlessly connect with the functions of JFUNK CORE, making it more convenient to write and execute automated testing cases.
The following is a sample code to demonstrate how to use the latest version of the JFUNK CORE framework for functional testing:
import net.jfunk.core.JFunk;
import net.jfunk.core.automate.WebAutomator;
public class JFunkCoreExample {
public static void main(String[] args) {
JFunk jFunk = new JFunk();
WebAutomator automator = jFunk.createWebAutomator();
automator.open("http://example.com");
automator.type("input#username", "username");
automator.type("input#password", "password");
automator.click("button#login-button");
String pageTitle = automator.getTitle();
System.out.println("Page Title: " + pageTitle);
automator.close();
}
}
The above example shows a simple automation test case. It uses the JFUNK CORE framework to open a webpage and enter the user name and password for login operation.Then get the title of the page and output.
Through the latest version of the JFUNK CORE framework, developers can more flexibly perform functional testing and crawling tasks.New functions and optimized performance will help developers complete the testing work more efficiently, and provide more possibilities for integration with other testing tools.
