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In the future it will also planned to be used to create page objects based on metadata to support UI testing.
[](https://gitlab.com/leap-dojo/leap_salesforce/pipelines)
+## Is this for you?
+
+This `gem` is an open source library aimed at making integrated test automation
+for Salesforce easy. Using it does require you to use code so if you really must
+have a `codeless` automation suite then you will need another tool
+(e.g., [Provar](provartesting.com)). However if you have some engineers (dev
+ or test) who are keen to get their hands into some code this is worth trying.
+
+The benefits of an open source tool like this are:
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+* Ease of use. Initialisation scripts make getting setup easy, code
+ examples demonstrate how to perform common actions
+* Transparency. Nothing is hidden. Every piece of code can be seen by you
+* Flexibility. Using Ruby you are able to customize and extend the code however
+ you like and if you want to share it, you can easily do so with a pull request
+* Mutual growth. The hope is with many using this library, test automation
+ engineers can support each other and mutually create a library that makes
+ common test cases easy
+* It itself is unit tested. You can have confidence of all the features shown
+ and can add extra unit tests if you need more confidence
+* Built with and for CI in Gitlab. Designed to work within Docker containers
+* Will integrate with `sfdx` leveraging all of it's benefits
+* Supported by [IntegrationQA](www.integrationqa.com) who can provide
+ [support and training](https://gitlab.com/leap-dojo/leap_salesforce/wikis/SupportModel)
+ to help you get started and overcome challenges
+
## Table of Contents
* [LeapSalesforce](#leapsalesforce)
* [Table of Contents](#table-of-contents)
* [Installation](#installation)
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