Create Feature Folder
Add LogIn_Feature.feature file
Feature: LogIn_Feature In order to access my account As a user of the website I want to log into the website @mytag Scenario: Successful Login with Valid Credentials Given User is at the Home Page And Navigate to LogIn Page When User enter UserName and Password And Click on the LogIn button Then Successful LogIN message should display Scenario: Successful LogOut When User LogOut from the Application Then Successful LogOut message should display
NuGet Selenium.WebDriver ( 3.12.1 )
Create Steps Folder
Generate Definitions File in the Steps Folder
NUnit3 Test Runner
- Build the project to ensure available tests show up in the runner
Selenium WebDriver NuGet
- Search for Selenium.WebDriver & Install
- download geckodriver & place in project root
- placing the webdriver here requires an absolute reference to it when instantiating it
IWebDriver driver = new FirefoxDriver("C:\\path\\to\\driver");
- There are other locations that will work fine, but given there is coupling between the Selenium & webdriver versions, this will require some sort of management strategy
- even better would be to place the webdrivers in folders with the version name such as
/project/res/webdriver/0.21/geckodriver.exe
- Create a simple method to test the webdriver setup is functioning
IWebDriver driver = new FirefoxDriver("C:\\path\\to\\driver"); driver.Url = "http://www.unityconstruct.org"; driver.close();
- Adding IWebDriver & FireFoxDriver statements will require OpenQA & System.IO imports
using OpenQA.Selenium; using OpenQA.Selenium.Firefox; using TechTalk.SpecFlow; namespace SpecFlowDemo { [Binding] public class LogIn_FeatureSteps { IWebDriver driver; [Given(@"User is at the Home Page")] public void GivenUserIsAtTheHomePage() { driver = new FirefoxDriver("C:\\Users\\silosix\\source\\repos\\CEssentials2018\\SpecFlowDemo"); driver.Manage().Timeouts().ImplicitWait = System.TimeSpan.FromSeconds(15); driver.Url = "http://www.unityconstruct.org/uc"; Assert.True(driver.Title == "Home | UnityConstruct"); }
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