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All right, so now we are going to ride that test over here again, this is going to be the same test

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that we rode earlier in our videos using the the fixtures that we talked about, pretty much exactly

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the same idea over here as well that we are going to be doing.

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So I'm probably going to copy these lines, of course, from here just to save some time.

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And I'm not Pasodoble here.

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And probably instead of the IT blog, I can also write a described blog which is going to do things

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for me more and more better.

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So I'm just going to use the described blog that I'm going to start writing my card fully with all the

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blogs.

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So I'm going to write a blog where I'm going to say navigate to the app site, something like this,

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and then we're going to perform, navigate, maybe navigate.

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And logging that year upside something like this, and that's it.

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So this is the first block which is going to be doing which is going to perform the operation for me.

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So if you remember, we have it on the page of the earlier video.

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So we actually need to create a page which is going to wait for the context, that probably new page.

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And again, these are the concept of the destructor that we discussed earlier in our.

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S. in the course, and I'm actually going to start doing this Wade Page DARD, I'm going to perform

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a go to you can see that these things come very handy with that astronaut.

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And I'm just going to do w w w da

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da solmi dot com.

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And then comes our interesting part.

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So here I'm actually going to call our login page and new of login page.

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So now you can ask me, what is this new login page?

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Where is it coming from?

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So this login page is actually coming from the login page that we wrote in our earlier.

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Discussion this guy, so I need to now do an import of the login page, which is going to be a pages

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slash login page, and now there is going to be another cache that we need to do.

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If you try to import this login page, you need to somehow export the class login page.

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If not, you can all really important.

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So if you go to the login page, if you remember in an earlier lecture, we didn't really export the

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login page itself.

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And because of that, we cannot really import this particular login page.

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So we need to use the key word export of the login page over here, and that's how you do that in typescript,

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basically.

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So once you do that, you can now import the login page, something like this.

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And with that, you can now create a.

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Object for the Log-in class, and because it's not a constructor of the login page, we have passed

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the page as the parameter we need to pass.

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The pace that we have got from our context, which is anything but this guy, the page, so once I do

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that, you can see that I can create an instance of the login page.

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So you can see that now we are writing a page of that model kind of core, pretty much like how will

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we do with other languages like Syrian embassy and with Java?

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That's exactly the same idea that we have over here in.

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TypeScript as well.

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So that's it.

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And once you got this, you know what to do next, because other things are pretty much the straightforward

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things.

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All you have to do is.

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You know, to perform an hour wait.

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Of login page, dot com, the click, the login, first click login, and once you click the login,

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you need to enter the username and password so you can do that using the login.

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And the user name is admin and the password is password, something like that.

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And save this.

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That's it.

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I guess we are done with that so far, and once it is done, we can then run our own Foleo.

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Of I think we need to.

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Navigate to that particular folder, so KDDI framework.

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And probably the tests and then we're going to do an.

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Foleo of a Lion's Den starts Specter D hyphen hyphen Perram and Browsr name is equal to chromium if

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remember all these things we did in our earlier sections.

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Uh, and then I'm just going to run this guy.

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So once I do that it should run the test for me.

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Sorry, not had hurtful.

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Because hitless is by default.

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And you can see that it is actually launching the browser on the other end of my screen, and it performed

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the logging operation as well, guys.

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Pretty cool, right?

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I mean, this is how we can write a simple test using the page object model, kind of a framework kind

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of model.

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And we can also import the data using.

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Remember, in our last section we talked about how we can import the data and the stuff we can do the

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same thing over here like I did, not even testing from a jasen file to skew a shot by yourself and

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see if you are able to do it.

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If not, I'm going to cover that in our next video anyways.