If you are just getting started with NUnit, we would recommend that you use the IDE option. NuGet Packageįor installing the required NUnit packages, you can either use the IDE or use the NuGet Package Manager commands. In this NUnit testing tutorial, we show you setup using both the options. There are two options for installing the NUnit adapter – using Visual Studio extension or using NuGet Package Manager. Installing The Test Runner (NUnit Visual Studio Adapter)Īutomation testing with C# and NUnit framework can be performed by installing the NUnit framework and NUnit test adapter. The next step is to install the NUnit framework along with setting up the NUnit Visual Studio Adapter. Sign-in to the IDE in order to use the features such as pushing code to private Git repository, syncing settings, and more.

As the NUnit framework will be used for Selenium automation, we install the necessary packages for development on the Windows platform.

In this NUnit testing tutorial, we make use of the Community Edition of VS 2019. Depending on the requirement, you can download the Community, Professional, or Enterprise edition of Visual Studio 2019.

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You need to follow the below steps for installing Visual Studio 2019 (VS 2019): Setting up Visual Studio For NUnit Test Case Developmentīefore we look at the NUnit setup example, we need to setup the development environment (or IDE) for NUnit test case development. NUnit Visual Studio Adapter is used to execute NUnit tests as it works with all the current editions of Visual Studio. NET developers use Visual Studio for writing code as it eases the process of test case development, debugging, testing, and maintenance. In this NUnit testing tutorial, NUnit setup example is demonstrated using Visual Studio 2019. Setting up Selenium WebDriver with Visual Studio.Installing The Test Runner (NUnit Visual Studio Adapter).Setting up Visual Studio For NUnit Test Case Development.

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