It's a really quick demonstration of using a technology/implementation agnostic specification written in your domain model's ubiquitous language to drive tests at multiple levels of your test pyramid.
This repo contains terrible examples of:
- Specflow Steps.
- Selenium tests.
- Managing the Selenium driver life cycle.
- Clean code.
I did it in an hour while watching Fallout: New Vegas Multiplayer. The feels 😭.
It's only for demonstrating the concept of writing specifications in your ubqiquitous language rather than writing test scripts coupled to a particular technology (e.g. open browser, navigate to page, click button)
Ironically, it's not even a great example of a gherkin spec or a ubiquitous language.
This repo uses symlinks to enable the same feature files to be used to generate tests in multiple projects, as a workaround to Specflow's lack of glue.
If you are on Windows then you need to either:
- Enable development mode and forget about it
or:
- Enable symlink creation in your git config.
- Make sure you are elevated when you
git clone.