Building a UI automated testing framework with Selenium 3.4 and SpecFlow for a WordPress site
This project sets to create an automated testing framework using Selenium with C#. The main goal is to have the tests only communicating with Selenium while Selenium manipulates the Browser accordingly. This three (app: tests: selenium) layer architecture is configurable and modularized.
- Visual Studio Community 2015 (https://www.visualstudio.com/)
- Internet Connection
- C# and Selenium knowledge
Download the Selenium FirefoxDriver from
https://github.com/mozilla/geckodriver/releases. Add its location to the Windows OS system environment path,
e.g. C:\apps\geckodriver.exe (no need to include the geckodriver.exe in the path). From within Visual Studio,
select a test and Run Tests.
Integrate SpecFlow for improved readable business reports.
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