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Xenon is a test framework which lets you to write stable acceptance tests in a fluent api manner.
// if you are using nunit then
// this tells xenon what method to call when you do XenonTest.Assert, only needs to be set once
XenonTestOptions.Options = new XenonTestOptions
{
AssertMethod = Assert.IsTrue
};
//In your test
new XenonTest(new SeleniumXenonBrowser())
.GoToUrl("http://www.google.co.uk")
.EnterText("input[name='q']", "xenon test framework")
.Click("button[name='btnK']")
.Assert( a => a.PageContains("results") );
There are two ways to use Xenon in your acceptance test. You can either directly create a instance of XenonTest as in the previous example or you can create a class inheriting from XenonScreen. So if we redo the previous example using XenonScreen then this is how we do it
public class GoogleHomeScreen : XenonScreen<GoogleHomePage>
{
public GoogleHomeScreen(IXenonBrowser browser) : base(browser)
{
GotoUrl("http://www.google.com");
}
public GoogleSearchResultsScreen Search(string text)
{
return EnterText("input[name='q']", text)
.Click("button[name='btnK']")
.Switch<GoogleSearchResultsScreen>();
}
}
public class GoogleSearchResultsScreen : XenonScreen<GoogleSearchResultsScreen>
{
public GoogleSearchResultsScreen(IXenonBrowser browser) : base(browser) { }
}
[Test]
public void CanVisitGoogle()
{
new GoogleHomeScreen(new SeleniumXenonBrowser(driver))
.Search("xenon test framework")
.Assert( a => a.PageContains("results") );
}