Automated testing using Selenium & NUnit

My slides for Automated testing using Selenium & NUnit on Devcon Davao Summit 2018

1. Automated Testing Alfred Jett Grandeza .NET & JS Developer, Trainer ajgrandeza.com Using Selenium & NUnit in C#

2. Outline Automated Testing Selenium NUnit Selenium Library Overview / Basics Setup Writing & Running Tests

3. What is automated testing? Test automation is a special way of executing tests where it compares the actual outcomes with predicted or expected outcomes using a special software Top Automated testing tools Selenium TestingWhiz TestComplete Ranorex Telerik TestStudio WatiN

4. Why automate tests? Increase effectiveness and productivity Increase efficiency Removes human error in the process Saves time and money Increase test coverage

5. What is Selenium? Selenium is a free automation testing framework for web applications Compatible with different browsers Selenium can interact with elements in a web page Click Type Extract data Basically almost anything you can do with a webpage Supports multiple languages like C#, Java, PHP, Python, etc

6. What is NUnit ? Nunit is a unit-testing framework for all .NET languages

7. NUnit > MSTest NUnit has a [ TestCase ] attribute that allows multiple parameters or testcases for a single unit test Faster than MsTest More mature than MsTest NUnit can inherit abstract classes to be TestFixtures , MSTest can’t NUnit is meant for Unit Testing. MSTests is more broad (i.e. Performance testing)

8. Selenium Webdriver Commands, LoCATORS , ETC

9. WebDriver SELENIUM

10. IWebDriver It’s an interface through which the user controls the browser ex. ChromeDriver implements IWebDriver

11. IWebDriver

12. Browser Navigation SELENIUM

13. Four Navigation Commands GoToUrl driver.Navigate (). GoToUrl (” google.com "); Back driver.Navigate ().Back(); Forward driver.Navigate ().Forward(); Refresh driver.Navigate ().Refresh();

14. WebElement Commands SELENIUM

15. What is WebElement ? WebElement represents the HTML document of a page

16. WebElement Properties

17. WebElement Methods

18. Locators SELENIUM

19. Locating Elements in a page Locating Elements in a page is done by using the FindElement or FindElements . You’ll need the By.Locator to use FindElement or FindElements Locators By.Id IWebElement element = driver.FindElement ( By.Id (” password ")); By.Name IWebElement element = driver.FindElement ( By.Name (”password ")); By.ClassName IWebElement element = driver.FindElement ( By.Name (”form-control ")); By.TagName IWebElement element = driver.FindElement ( By.TagName (”button")); By.Xpath IWebElement element = driver.FindElement ( By.Name (@” //*[@ id = " " password ""] "));

20. Getting element info Use Developer Tools to get element info like Element Id, Name, Class or even XPath

21. Getting element info Use Developer Tools to get the Xpath of an element

22. Installing NUnit and Selenium

23. Open Visual Studio 2015 or 2017 will do …

24. Add a new project to your existing solution or to your new solution

25. Create Unit Test Project

26. Open NuGet Manager

27. Install NUnit Make sure to select your Test Project

28. Make sure to select your Test Project Install Selenium.WebDriver

29. Make sure to select your Test Project Install Selenium.Chrome.WebDriver (or any preferred web browser)

30. DEMO selenium

31. Writing & Running Tests Selenium & nunit

32. Add a class (or a unit test class) on your test project

33. Add [ TestFixture ] Make it public Create a driver global variable Setup a “Setup” Setup a “ TearDown ”

34. DEMO Writing & Running Tests

35. Thanks for listening!

36. Sources http://toolsqa.com/selenium-c-sharp / https:// www.guru99.com/selenium-csharp-tutorial.html https:// seleniumhq.github.io/selenium/docs/api/dotnet https :// dzone.com/articles/top-10-automated-software-testing-tools