The document outlines a workshop on using Selenium WebDriver with C# and SpecFlow, covering installation, test case creation, and implementing the Page Object Pattern. It provides a step-by-step agenda including tasks such as filling out a contact form, adding explicit waits, and integrating Continuous Integration/DevOps using AppVeyor. Additional resources and graphics related to testing trends, Page Object Pattern, and SpecFlow documentation are also provided.

1. Selenium WebDriver +
C# + SpecFlow
Michał Ślęzak

2. About me
• Software Developer In Test (WhatClinic.com)
• PTaQ (ptaq.org)
• Blog –testingplus.me
• Blog posts series for testuj.pl about SpecFlow
• Mail– kontakt@testingplus.me

3. Agenda
• Selenium WebDriver &
NUnit
• Tasks 1-4
• SpecFlow
• Task 5 + more (?)
• Keywords in SpecFlow
• CI / DevOps
• Run on AppVeyor
• It’s flexible I’m for you 

4. Git
https://github.com/testingplusme/SpecFlowAndSeleniumWorkshops

5. Our test page
https://shopforautomation.wordpress.com

6. .NET

7. Selenium WebDriver
E2E Open source
Support main
browsers

8. Finds Elements
Id / Name
CSS Selector
/ XPath

9. Selector Gadget / XPath helper / F12

10. NUnit
• Test runner for .NET

11. Assertions Possible to check
something

12. Task 1
• Go to branch „Task 1”
If you have
solution
from github
• Install needed files
• Add project with type as
„Class Library”
• Add NuGet packages
• Nunit / Selenium WebDriver /
ChromeDriver / Selenium
Support
If you don’t
have
SourceTree:

13. Task 2
Test:
Go to contact page
Fill contact form by random data
Check message view of confirmation
message MESSAGE SENT (GO BACK)

14. Page
Object
Pattern

15. PageFactory – register
PageObject
• PageFactory register
IWebElements for Selenium
WebDriver

16. Task 3
Refactor previous test to Page
Object Pattern

17. Task 4
Move code to method
„ContactByContactForm()”
Add explicit waits

18. Explicit waits
ExpectedConditions
ElementIsClickable
it’s enought for 90%

19. BDD

20. BDD framework for .NET
Gáspár Nagy

21. Gherkin

22. Feature

23. Keywords
Given
When
Then

24. Steps

25. Scenario

26. Feature.cs

27. Table

28. Install SpecFlow to VS
+ NuGet package

29. Task 5

30. CI

31. DevOps

32. AppVeyor

33. Run our tests
on AppVeyor

34. Addtional Tips & Trics

35. Shoudldy

36. R#

37. How to
receive free
R#? If
you’re
student
http://testingplus.me/2017/03/10/r-za-darmo/

38. Testing trends 2018
Source – „https://az184419.vo.msecnd.net/sauce-labs/white-papers/sauce-labs-state-of-
testing-2018.pdf

39. Q&A

40. Source to photos
• https://i.stack.imgur.com/GQVQJ.png graphic about .NET
• https://testuj.pl/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/page-object-pattern-testuj.pl_.png -
graphic about page object pattern
• http://specflow.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/Header_Icon_Startpage_05.png -
graphic about living documentation
• https://www.specflow.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/SF_Logo.png -Specflow logo
• https://twitter.com/gasparnagy - Gaspar Nagy photo
• https://wac-cdn.atlassian.com/dam/jcr:325fff80-6aa7-4d46-a3f9-4db402f17a8d/devops-
loop-illustrations.png?cdnVersion=kq – DevOps graphic
• https://testuj.pl/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/3.10..png - Table graphic
• https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1449182325215-d517de72c42d?ixlib=rb-
0.3.5&s=46c51f306d535048e7a2528dcf9ef254&auto=format&fit=crop&w=1017&q=80
• Nunit.org –logo nunit