Testing GUI in .NET Using Dynamic Languages

The thesis deals with the topic of automation testing of graphical user interfaces (GUIs). Specifically, it handles the creation of a framework for testing GUI of applications of the VF company. The framework aims to save testers' time and guarantee faster error detection. It focuses on testing applications implemented in C#, which led to the exploration of the possibilities of using the .NET platform dynamic languages and existing tools for GUI automation testing. Based on the obtained data, the resulting framework is implemented in the IronPython language and, using the White and unittest frameworks, offers methods for simulating user actions such as clicking a button or filling a textbox. Moreover, the framework allows to test sources of the application labels, verify the overlap of application window elements and use the basic methods of fuzz testing. The main benefit of the thesis is the introduction of automation testing procedures into the development process in the VF company