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'''WinAppDriver''' | '''WinAppDriver''' is a test framework developed by Microsoft for testing and automation windows desktop applications. | ||
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WinAppDriver is a test framework developed by Microsoft as an open source project. It is an implementation of Appium which is primarily a Mobile App framework, itself based on Selenium. | |||
Therefore WinAppDriver is a Selenium-like automation framework. This project is combining the best of two worlds, on one hand it encapsulates most of the technology of the now deprecated CodedUI and it fuses it with the flexibility, easiness of use and adoption of Selenium. | |||
Just like Selenium, WinAppDriver is a set of libraries that can be integrated into any Test Runner that supports Appium. E.g. WinAppDriver scripts can be developed and executed with MSTest from Visual Studio. | |||
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Revision as of 09:20, 18 June 2024
WinAppDriver is a test framework developed by Microsoft for testing and automation windows desktop applications.
Description
WinAppDriver is a test framework developed by Microsoft as an open source project. It is an implementation of Appium which is primarily a Mobile App framework, itself based on Selenium.
Therefore WinAppDriver is a Selenium-like automation framework. This project is combining the best of two worlds, on one hand it encapsulates most of the technology of the now deprecated CodedUI and it fuses it with the flexibility, easiness of use and adoption of Selenium.
Just like Selenium, WinAppDriver is a set of libraries that can be integrated into any Test Runner that supports Appium. E.g. WinAppDriver scripts can be developed and executed with MSTest from Visual Studio.
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