Is there a .NET version of Concordion?
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20-08-2019 - |
Question
Apart from Fitnesse is there anything like concordion for .NET?
Concordion is an open source framework for Java that lets you turn a plain English description of a requirement into an automated test
David Peterson (the author of Concordion) has told me that there is no .net port of Concordion that he knows of. However he says I should look at Nbehave (and here) as well as FitNesse.
I have also found Twist that Thoughtworks Studios has just released, it is not cheep. It claims to support Selenium and Frankenstein out of the box, on a quick look, its Domain Specific Languages look a lot like Concordion. However it is Java, not .NET Thoughtworks claims..
Twist is the next generation of software test automation tools. It provides a rich environment for authoring, executing, and maintaining tests.
Solution
concordion-net is a .net port of Concordion, apparently "its still pretty alpha".
Also consider SpecFlow.
OTHER TIPS
StoryTeller does what you want. It actually goes a step farther than Concordion, providing a UI that allows the creation of tests without knowing HTML or the structure of the test fixtures. This allows folks like BAs, TPMs, and QAs to write and execute tests easily.
A new version of Concordion.NET has been release. Please find some documentation here: http://concordion.org/dotnet/
Now Concordion.NET has a NUnit integration to run the Concordion.NET tests: https://github.com/concordion/concordion-net/releases/tag/v1.0.0
Cheers, Jacek