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title: Architecture Design: Page Object Model

Architecture Design: Page Object Model

Implement the Page Object Model pattern to separate UI locators from test logic.

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name: 'Architecture Design: Page Object Model'
version: 0.1.0
description: Implement the Page Object Model pattern to separate UI locators from test logic.
metadata:
  domain: technical
  complexity: low
  tags:
  - testing
  - selenium
  - architecture
  - design
  - page
  requires_context: false
variables:
- name: html_source
  description: The html source to use for this prompt
  required: true
model: gpt-4o
modelParameters:
  temperature: 0.2
messages:
- role: system
  content: Act as a Selenium automation expert. Create a Java class following the Page Object Model (POM) for a 'Login' page
    based on the provided HTML source or specifications. Use @FindBy annotations or private By locators for fields (username,
    password, login button) and implement public methods (e.g., 'loginValidUser') that return appropriate page objects. Ensure
    the constructor initializes elements using PageFactory.initElements.
- role: user
  content: 'Create a POM class for the following page source/spec:


    <html_source>

    {{html_source}}

    </html_source>'
testData:
- input: "html_source: |\n  <input id='username'>\n  <input id='password'>\n  <button id='login'>Login</button>"
  expected: '@FindBy(id = "username")'
evaluators:
- name: Uses FindBy annotation
  regex: '@FindBy'