• Introduction
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• How to run
• Contributors

This repository is a lightweight example of the work I do for my employer in a private repo. I felt like sharing what I have been working on in an effective but concise manner. None of the techniques or code written are by any means examples of 'good code' but have been able to accomplish my set out requirements.

The repo revolves around automating a short contact form in 3 different ways, using Excel as a data file:

• Ordered Tests - Automating a different data set into targetted WebElement in different tests sequentially (ordered)

• Looped Tests - Automating the same test with a different data set each loop

• Parralel Looped Tests - Automating the same test with a different data set each loop at the same time (10 tests with 10 different data sets on 10 unique Threads going on at the same time)

07/10/2019 -- Demo and purpose of this repo accomplished

[TestFixture]
    public class LoopedTests : ChromeService
    {
        ContactForm contactForm = new ContactForm();

        // Testing the same targetted sections
        // But with different data each loop

        [Test]
        public void LoopingThisTest()
        {
            for (int i = 2; i < 5; i++)
            {
                SetupAndPrepareChromeDriver();
                contactForm.InsertData(i);
                TearDown();
            }
        }

        [TearDown]
        public void TearDown()
        {
            chrome.Close();
            chrome.Quit();
        }
    }

• This project uses .NET 4.5
• Make sure you have a downloaded copy of ChromeDriver (compatabile with your Chrome version)
• Excel

Clone or download the repository. Find the solution (sln) and open in a compatabile IDE (This project was created in VS2017)

• Ensure all file locations/paths are set correct (ChromeDriver & Excel)
• Compile (SHIFT + B in VS)
• Select a test and right click to DEBUG or RUN

Ahmed Alsaab

MIT License