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Creating automated UI test using SeleniumVisual Studio 2019 c tutorial
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This video is a step by step guide on how to create an automated UI test using Selenium/Visual Studio 2019 (c#). • Visual Studio 2019 can be downloaded from Microsoft • https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/do... • NuGet packages used: • Selenium.WebDriver • Selenium.WebDriver.ChromeDriver • To save you time, the snippet below contains the code of the project: • using Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestTools.UnitTesting; • using OpenQA.Selenium; • using OpenQA.Selenium.Chrome; • using System.Threading; • namespace GoogleUITest • { • [TestClass] • public class UnitTest1 • { • [TestMethod] • public void TestSearchStreetFighterVThenVerifyStreetFighterVIsDisplayed() • { • int waitingTime = 2000; • By googleSearchBar = By.Name( q ); • By googleSearchButton = By.Name( btnK ); • By googleResultText = By.XPath( .//h2//span[text()='Street Fighter V'] ); • By googleIAgreeButton = By.Id( L2AGLb ); • IWebDriver webDriver = new ChromeDriver(); • • Thread.Sleep(waitingTime); • webDriver.Navigate().GoToUrl( https://www.google.co.uk ); • • Thread.Sleep(waitingTime); • webDriver.FindElement(googleIAgreeButton).Click(); • webDriver.Manage().Window.Maximize(); • Thread.Sleep(waitingTime); • webDriver.FindElement(googleSearchBar).SendKeys( Street Fighter V ); • Thread.Sleep(waitingTime); • webDriver.FindElement(googleSearchButton).Click(); • Thread.Sleep(waitingTime); • var actualResultText = webDriver.FindElement(googleResultText); • Assert.IsTrue(actualResultText.Text.Equals( Street Fighter V )); • webDriver.Quit(); • } • } • }
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