[C # .NET] [SpecFlow] Execute multiple validations using SCENARIO OUTLINE

[C#.NET][SpecFlow] Use Scenario Outline to perform multiple verifications

Continued from the previous article, http://www.dotblogs.com.tw/yc421206/archive /2014/12/25/147796.aspx

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Scenario Outline calls the tested end multiple times, which is a bit like the drive test in MSTest

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How to use Scenario Outline

1. Declare Scenario Outline:
2. Use Example to define input data and expected data
3. To use the Example field , The field name should add , for example:

The example is as follows:

 Scenario Outline: authentication

 Given I enter
 

 
 
 
 
, 
 
 
 
 
 When I press Login Then the result should be
 
 
 
 Examples: | UserId | Password | Result | | kobe ​​| 12234 | false | | yao | 1234 | true | | jordan | 5566 | false | 
 
  
 
  

 
 

https://dotblogsamples.codeplex.com/SourceControl/latest#Simple.SpecflowLogin/Simple.SpecflowLogin/Login.feature

When Scenario is declared as Outline, and the test manager will split a Scenario into the number defined by Examples

To debug the entire scenario, you can right click Debug SpecFlow Scenario, or Ctrl+R, Ctrl+A< /p>

SpecFlow program, there is nothing special about it

[Given(@"我入(.*),(.*)")]

public void Given I enter (string userId, string password)

{

 var account = new Account() {UserId = userId, Password = password };

 ScenarioContext.Current.Set(account, "account");

}



[When(@"我 Press Login")]

public void When I press Login()

{

 var account = ScenarioContext.Current.Get
 

 
 
 
 
 ("account"); var actual = this ._security.IsVerify(account.UserId, account.Password); ScenarioContext.Current.Set 
 
 
 
 
 (actual, "actual"); } [Then(@"Result should be(.*)")] public void Then result should be (bool expected) {var actual = ScenarioContext.Current.Get 
 
 
 
 ("actual"); Assert.AreEqual(expected, actual);} 
 
  
 
  

 
 

The procedure is as follows:

https://dotblogsamples.codeplex.com/SourceControl/latest#Simple. SpecflowLogin/Simple.SpecflowLogin/LoginSteps.cs

However, the program under test is just a very simple logic

public bool IsVerify(string userId, string password)

{

 return userId == "yao" && password == "1234";

}

The procedure is as follows:

https://dotblogsamples.codeplex.com/SourceControl/latest#Simple.SpecflowLogin/Simple.Utility/Security.cs

The article comes from: https://www.dotblogs.com.tw/yc421206/2014/12/25/unit_test_specflow_scenario_outline

Project location: https://dotblogsamples.codeplex.com /SourceControl/latest#Simple.SpecflowLogin/

If there is a fallacy, please let me know, and novices please bear with me when posting

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