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Implement simple addition test code
psiberknetic Dec 11, 2019
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Add new scenario to add more numbers
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Implement new testing methods
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This time keep the code SpecFlow generated
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Implement the testing code utilizing the variables
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Add additional scenarios which use the variables
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fixup! Add additional scenarios which use the variables
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Add a new project with a funtion we want to test
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Implement IsStoreOpen function
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Finish implementation and add test scenarios
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Add a couple additional edge cases. Look! Tests pass
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Add additional documentation to feature
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Simply test scenario file with outline
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7 changes: 6 additions & 1 deletion GettingStarted/1_SimpleStarterTests.feature
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Scenario: Add two numbers - no variables
Given I have entered the numbers 1 and 2
When I add 1 and 2 together
Then the result should be 3
Then the result should be 3

Scenario: Add two different numbers - no variables
Given I have entered the numbers 3 and 5
When I add 3 and 5 together
Then the result should be 8
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19 changes: 19 additions & 0 deletions GettingStarted/2_TestAddingNumbersWithVariables.feature
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Feature: TestAddingNumbersWithVariables
In order to avoid writing a lot of extra testing code
I want to be able to use variables in my SpecFlow tests

@mytag
Scenario: Add 1 and 2
Given I have the numbers 1 and 2
When I add them together
Then they should add up to 3

Scenario: Add 3 and 4
Given I have the numbers 3 and 4
When I add them together
Then they should add up to 7

Scenario: Add 101 and 1332
Given I have the numbers 101 and 1332
When I add them together
Then they should add up to 1433
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26 changes: 26 additions & 0 deletions GettingStarted/3_TestToSeeIfOurStoreIsOpen.feature
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Feature: Check to see if the store is open
As a potential customer
I want to know if your store is open
So I don't waste my time driving there if it isn't
Store Hours:
M-Th 8-10
Fri 8-11
Sat 10-8
Sun 10-6

@mytag
Scenario: Check if store is open at 12/11/2019 5:00PM
Given It is currently 12/11/2019 at 5:00PM
Then The store is open

Scenario: Check if store is open at 12/15/2019 11:00PM
Given It is currently 12/15/2019 at 11:00PM
Then The store is closed

Scenario: Open time edge case - store opens at 8AM
Given It is currently 12/11/2019 at 8:00AM
Then The store is open

Scenario: Close time edge case - store closes at 10:00PM
Given It is currently 12/11/2019 at 10:00PM
Then The store is closed
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You don't need to use Given, When and Then for every scenario. If you don't need one, don't use them. Some tests are simple enough that you don't need to try to fit that template.

In the "Check if the store is open" example above, just the Given and Then lines provide extremely readable test scenarios.

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