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Friday 11 September 2020

Setting Up Protractor Project In Microsoft Visual Studio

Prerequisite:  Download and Setup  Microsoft Visual Studio Code

Adding JavaScript Support to Microsoft Visual Studio Code


Click on Help
under Customize section, click on Javascript












Setting up the Project

1.) Create a new Folder
2.) Under that folder lets create 2 Folders a.) conf b.) tests


Now for BDD tests in protractor we use Jasmine, Jasmine is an open source framework for JavaScript

3.) Go to the location(C:\Users\T460\AppData\Roaming\npm\node_modules\protractor\example)
Lets copy and paste conf.js and example_spec.js to our above created project

Under conf folder copy and paste-->conf.js
Under tests folder copy and paste--> example_spec.js

Under conf.js set Realtive path of example_spec.js


 As our example_spec.js we have copied to tests folder, lest set relative path in conf.js to 
specs: ['../tests/example_spec.js']

Running the Project in Visual Studio Code

Go to terminal and enter

PS C:\Users\T460\Desktop\Projects\ProtractorSample> protractor .\conf\conf.js

Install Code Runner Extension in Visual Studio Code















You will get Run button that will help running your code instantly






Now we are ready to write Test cases

Lets find out AngularJS Application, for this we need Addon (WhatRuns and Wappalyzer )

These 2 addons will tell you website is made on what TeckStack

Jasmine Cheat Sheet


This will help in writing test cases 

Install Addon Protractor Snippets in Visual Studio Code
This addon will help in writting Test Cases with Snippet with shortcuts








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