I'm trying to write some End to End tests, a.k.a. Functional Tests.
Tests are written based on Selenium and OpenQA.
For custom part of the project, some custom css class mark all needed elements in the code. This allows to easily select DOM elements and perform clicks and text input.
Some of the test scenarios includes something to be done in the BackOffice, that has some custom functionality.
But writing css selectors for Umbraco BackOffice is not an easy task. Selectors looks ugly and are very hard to maintain.
Also they are very likely to change in the future and those changes will break the tests.
My question : Is there a good way to write a Functional Tests for Backoffice using Selenium? Maybe I should use some javascript ?
Thanks for any help.
Umbraco BackOffice Functional Tests with Selenium
Hi,
I'm trying to write some End to End tests, a.k.a. Functional Tests. Tests are written based on Selenium and OpenQA.
For custom part of the project, some custom css class mark all needed elements in the code. This allows to easily select DOM elements and perform clicks and text input.
Some of the test scenarios includes something to be done in the BackOffice, that has some custom functionality.
But writing css selectors for Umbraco BackOffice is not an easy task. Selectors looks ugly and are very hard to maintain. Also they are very likely to change in the future and those changes will break the tests.
My question : Is there a good way to write a Functional Tests for Backoffice using Selenium? Maybe I should use some javascript ? Thanks for any help.
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