Automate application with Specflow and Selenium C#

Discover how behavior-driven development uses Gherkin syntax to align business analysts, developers, and automation testers, with features, background, scenarios, and tables in SpecFlow for C#.

Demonstrate scenario outlines in SpecFlow to run the same scenario with multiple data sets via an examples table. Apply parameterization for name and phone number in Visual Studio tests.

Master scenario context in specflow as a dictionary-like store for sharing values across steps within a single scenario. Store simple or complex objects and retrieve them by key for reporting.

Apply scoped bindings in specflow to resolve ambiguity when the same step exists in multiple features. Restrict the scope by feature, scenario, or tag for customer logging and user logging.

Learn to run SpecFlow tests in parallel with SpecFlow 2.0 and NUnit 3 using the paralyzer attribute at fixture level, with memory isolation to ensure thread-safe execution.

Explore parallel execution with SpecFlow 2.0, Selenium, and NUnit, using hooks and dynamic data to run tests across Firefox and Chrome while managing drivers and avoiding static properties.

Enable parallel execution in SpecFlow 2.0 with Selenium and NUnit by applying dependency injection and an inversion of control container to share the web driver across steps.

Learn to run SpecFlow scenarios based on tags using the NUnit 3.0 console runner, leveraging the category attribute and include option to target smoke, regression, or other tag groups.

Explore passing parameters from the NUnit console runner to test methods, using a command line interface to specify browsers (Chrome, Firefox) and drive Selenium tests in a SpecFlow setup.

Learn how extent reporting integrates with specflow and selenium c#, enabling on-the-fly dashboards, feature and scenario tracking, and hook-based reporter configuration for professional test reports.

demonstrates extending extent reporting for specflow tests in c# by capturing step type (given/when/then) and reporting pass, fail, and not implemented steps via reflection.

Build on the first section's concepts to create test cases in selenium c# using specflow with feature files and step definitions, highlighting their interdependencies.

Learn to implement a Selenium and SpecFlow BDD workflow using the page object model, creating feature files, step definitions, and login page objects to test application login.

Master on-page navigation in bdd with selenium and specflow. Build a page object model with a base page and inheritance, using page factory for cross-page login flows.