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Example

This section presents official projects that demonstrate the use of Probato in real-world automation scenarios. The examples were structured to serve as a practical reference for architecture, organization, and recommended best practices.

Probato Manager Automation

The Probato Manager Automation project is a complete example of automating the Probato Manager application, demonstrating the modular structure proposed by the framework.

🔗 Official repository

Project Objective

This project demonstrates:

  • Implementation of Suite
  • Organization of Scripts
  • Separation of responsibilities using Procedures
  • Application of the Page Object pattern
  • Use of Dataset (CSV)
  • Execution of SQL Scripts as preconditions
  • Multi-browser execution
  • Configuration via configuration.yml

It serves as a reference model for teams that want to structure their automation projects using Probato.

Project Structure

The structure adopted in the example follows the recommended pattern:

probato-manager-automation/
├── src/
│   └── test/
│       ├── java/
│       │   └── org.probato.manager.automation/
│       │       ├── model/
│       │       ├── page/
│       │       └── usecase/
│       └── resources/
│           ├── dataset/
│           ├── sql/
│           └── configuration.yml
└── pom.xml

Folder Description

  • model/ → Data mapping classes (Datamodel)
  • page/ → Page Object implementations
  • usecase/ → Suites, Scripts, and Procedures organized by functionality
  • dataset/ → CSV files containing test data
  • sql/ → Database preparation scripts
  • configuration.yml → Central execution configuration

Simplified Example

Suite

@Suite(
  code = "UC01",
  name = "Perform login",
  description = "Allow user to login")
class UC01_PerformLogin implements TestSuite {

  @TestCase
  private UC01TC01_PerformLoginSuccessfully uc01tc01;
}

Script

@Script(
  code = "UC01TC01",
  name = "Perform login successfully",
  description = "Validate successful login")
public class UC01TC01_PerformLoginSuccessfully {

  @Page
  private LoginPage loginPage;

  @Procedure
  private void procedure(LoginModel model) {
    loginPage.checkPage();
    loginPage.fillEmail(model.getEmail());
    loginPage.fillPassword(model.getPassword());
    loginPage.pressAccessButton();
  }
}

Demonstrated Best Practices

This project highlights fundamental principles of Probato:

  • Clear separation between structure and execution logic
  • Business-oriented organization (Use Case → Script → Procedure)
  • Reusability through Page Objects
  • Isolation and repeatability using SQL and Dataset
  • Centralized configuration

When to Use This Example

Recommended for:

  • Teams starting with Probato
  • Projects that require modular organization
  • Automation with database integration
  • Multi-browser implementation
  • Architectural reference for new projects

How to Run

  1. Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/probato-team/probato-manager-automation

  1. Adjust the configuration.yml according to your environment.

  2. Run via Maven:

mvn test

Contributions

If you would like to contribute additional examples:

  • Fork the repository
  • Submit a Pull Request
  • Propose new reference scenarios
  • Provide CI/CD integrations

The evolution of examples is part of the growth of the Probato ecosystem.