SnapTest C# XUnit Harness

This is a scaffolding project to get started with C#, XUnit & SnapTest generated code.

Getting started

Clone this repository. Install the snaptest-cli via npm install -g snaptest-cli.

Generating the SnapTest tests

You will generate the tests via a snaptest CLI command. The easiest way get the command is via the chrome extension's "generate code" icon next to the folder/test you want.

Example CLI command: snaptest -r csharp -s xunit -t <your access token> -a <user/project/org> -d <me/userid/projectid>

For more in-depth options, check out the snaptest-cli readme.

Before running your tests

1. If you're snaptest tests utilize environments, you'll need to set them up in this project. Test/Environment data is passed in to the tests using .NETs configuration builder via the SnapTest.cs "glue" file. It currently uses the "In-memory collections" config provider, but can pull data from many sources: Microsoft.Extensions.Configuration

2. To run the tests, you'll need a Selenium server running & Chromedriver.

This project is setup to test in Chrome, so you'll need chromedriver. We've included a standalone version of the selenium server in the /selenium folder which you can run via:

java -jar ./selenium/selenium-server-standalone-3.0.0-beta3.jar

It's recommended to get a grid server running, ideally via selenium docker.

SnapConfig.cs

This file is required for Snaptest tests to run. It provides:

• loading environment/test data configuration into the tests.
• extending the basic suite/test/action reporting.
• configuring of the target selenium server, concurrency, and browser type.

Running with .NET test driver

Run dotnet test to run all your tests

Options

View test output:

dotnet test --logger=trx This command will generate an XML report of the tests ran.