This is the skeleton code to starting Selenium automation for a site. The skeleton uses oneexchange.com, but it can be easily updated to something else.

There are two projects in the solution:

1. Healthcare.Framework - The framework used to build the automation tests.
2. Healthcare.Tests - The xUnit tests for the automation tests.

1. Update to the latest version of Java.
2. Download the latest version of Selenium Standalone Server and save it to C:\Selenium on the host machine.
3. Run the SeleniumGrid_HUB.bat file included in this repo on the host machine.

On each of the nodes:

1. Update to the latest version of Java.
2. Update Chrome browser to the latest version via Customize and Control Google Chrome > Settings > About.
3. Download the latest version of Selenium Standalone Server and save it to C:\Selenium on each machine that will be one of the nodes.
4. Download the latest version of ChromeDriver and save it to C:\Selenium on each node machine.
5. Run the SeleniumGrid_NODE.bat file included in this repo on each node machine.

1. Clone the directory git clone https://github.com/fushinoryuu/AutomatedUiTests.git.
2. Install the Paket dependencies

• First run .paket\paket.bootstrapper.exe
• Then run .paket\paket.exe install

3. Change to the AutomatedUiTests directory and open up the HealthcareAutomatedTests.sln file.
4. Update the Healthcare.Framework\WebDriver.cs file with the correct hub address.

• If you are running the test locally, don't update the address.

5. Simply build the solution with Ctrl + b.
6. Then run the test cases through Test Explorer in Visual Studio.

Note: Builds with VS2015 and later.