public void Write_Steps_With_Screen_Annotations()
{
// arrange
var usecase = new UseCase
{
Name = "Screen Annotations",
Description = "Usecase to show the screen annotations",
Status = "failed",
};
writer.SaveUseCase(usecase);
var scenario = new Scenario
{
Name = "All screen annotations on one page",
Description = "this is a typical scenario with a decription",
Status = "failed",
};
writer.SaveScenario(usecase.Name, scenario);
writer.Flush();
// act
var step = new Step();
var stepDescription = new StepDescription { Index = StepIndex, Title = "Test Step", Status = "success" };
step.StepDescription = stepDescription;
step.StepHtml = new StepHtml { HtmlSource = "<html>just some page text</html>" };
step.Page = new Page { Name = "Sample Screen Annotation Page" };
step.StepDescription.ScreenshotFileName = "000.png";
step.StepDescription.Index = 0;
step.ScreenAnnotations.Add(DataGenerator.CreateScreenAnnotation(10, 50, ScreenAnnotationStyle.Highlight));
step.ScreenAnnotations.Add(DataGenerator.CreateScreenAnnotation(10, 150, ScreenAnnotationStyle.Click, ScreenAnnotationClickAction.ToUrl, "next-url"));
step.ScreenAnnotations.Add(DataGenerator.CreateScreenAnnotation(10, 250, ScreenAnnotationStyle.Error));
step.ScreenAnnotations.Add(DataGenerator.CreateScreenAnnotation(10, 350, ScreenAnnotationStyle.Expected));
step.ScreenAnnotations.Add(DataGenerator.CreateScreenAnnotation(10, 450, ScreenAnnotationStyle.Info));
step.ScreenAnnotations.Add(DataGenerator.CreateScreenAnnotation(400, 50, ScreenAnnotationStyle.Keyboard));
step.ScreenAnnotations.Add(DataGenerator.CreateScreenAnnotation(400, 150, ScreenAnnotationStyle.Warn));
step.ScreenAnnotations.Add(DataGenerator.CreateScreenAnnotation(400, 250, ScreenAnnotationStyle.Default));
step.ScreenAnnotations.Add(DataGenerator.CreateScreenAnnotation(400, 350, ScreenAnnotationStyle.NavigateToUrl, ScreenAnnotationClickAction.ToUrl, "blabla"));
var details = new Details();
details.AddDetail("details-key", "details-value");
step.ScreenAnnotations.Last().Details = details;
writer.SaveStep(usecase.Name, scenario.Name, step);
writer.Flush();
writer.SaveScreenshot(usecase.Name, scenario.Name, step, File.ReadAllBytes("data/screenshot.png"));
writer.Flush();
usecase.Status = "success";
scenario.Status = "success";
writer.SaveUseCase(usecase);
writer.SaveScenario(usecase.Name, scenario);
var stepAsString = File.ReadAllText(docuFiles.GetScenarioStepFile(BranchName, BuildName, usecase.Name, scenario.Name, 0));
// well this is a really sloppy assertion. BUT: we don't have to test the whole serialization because this is done by .NET framework.
// we have to do some little things that the java deserializer likes our xml. So we do just some checks on "problem zones". the whole
// import should still be checked with an api call on the scenarioo backend.
StringAssert.Contains("<style>HIGHLIGHT</style>", stepAsString);
StringAssert.Contains("<style>CLICK</style>", stepAsString);
StringAssert.Contains("<style>ERROR</style>", stepAsString);
StringAssert.Contains("<style>INFO</style>", stepAsString);
StringAssert.Contains("<style>EXPECTED</style>", stepAsString);
}
public void Serialized_Usecase_Can_Be_Read()
{
// arrange
var usecase = new UseCase
{
Name = SerializationUseCase,
Description = "Serialization of scenarioo objects with .NET",
Status = "success",
};
usecase.AddDetail("webtestName", "UseCaseWebTest");
// act
writer.SaveUseCase(usecase);
writer.Flush();
// assert
Assert.IsTrue(File.Exists(docuFiles.GetUseCaseFile(BranchName, BuildName, SerializationUseCase)));
var usecaseXml = File.ReadAllText(docuFiles.GetUseCaseFile(BranchName, BuildName, SerializationUseCase));
StringAssert.Contains("UseCaseWebTest", usecaseXml);
StringAssert.Contains(usecase.Name, usecaseXml);
StringAssert.Contains(usecase.Description, usecaseXml);
StringAssert.Contains(usecase.Status, usecaseXml);
}
