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Does SpecFlow use selenium?
SpecFlow is another tool that can be added on top of Selenium that helps separate out the specific tests from the code into a more human friendly format readable by anyone. It is the . NET version of Cucumber and uses the Gherkin language (given/when/then) to format tests.
What is SpecFlow in testing?
SpecFlow is a testing framework that supports Behaviour Driven Development (BDD). It lets us define application behavior in plain meaningful English text using a simple grammar defined by a language called Gherkin.
What is the difference between cucumber and SpecFlow?
Cucumber is an application that reads Gherkin syntax plain text specification files and runs ruby files to execute those specifications. Specflow is a ‘port’ of cucumber for . net that also uses Gherkin syntax files but wires them up to . net code.
How to use Specflow and selenium for automation testing?
The tests could be as simple as testing the login functionality of an application. It is just that, we will describe those tests using Specflow and the Step implementations will use Selenium driver and commands and NUnit as assertion framework.
How to write BDD code with selenium and Specflow?
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How is Specflow used in the BDD framework?
Use SpecFlow to define, manage and automatically execute human-readable acceptance tests in .NET projects. Writing easily understandable tests is a cornerstone of the BDD paradigm and also helps build up a living documentation of your system. SpecFlow is open source and provided under a BSD license.
Which is the latest version of SpecFlow 3?
While writing this SpecFlow tutorial, the latest version of SpecFlow is SpecFlow 3 i.e. 3.0.225. Apart from the NUnit test framework, SpecFlow supports other popular test frameworks like MSTest v2, xUnit 2, etc. For detailed information on the NUnit framework, we recommend you to refer to the NUnit test automation tutorial for more information.