Selenium WebDriver with MonoDevelop in Linux, using C#
By request, I attempt to quickly demonstrate one way to get Selenium working with MonoDevelop within a simple linux environment for the purposes of Automated Web Testing.
00:20 A glance at the final project/setup I aim to acheive by the end of the video.
01:16 A simple console app project configuration in "Monodevelop".
01:54 Adding the basic "Selenium WebDriver" dependancies to the project using the "NuGet" package feature in MonoDevelop.
03:50 [Correctly] implementing a simple "Hello Google" program, using the "FirefoxDriver" class.
04:43 Importing a Microsoft Visual Studio solution into MonoDevelop before making it compatible with linux (covered in the steps below).
07:58 Resetting the "Target framework" to a version which is installed, setting the "Compile Target" to "Library" and deselecting any "Main Class".
08:19 Making sure the executable is set to compile to the same .Net version as the library it will depend on.
09:58 Adding the library project as a "reference", within your executable project.
10:16 Make sure the classes you intend to access from the library are set to "public".
12:18 Putting the library to use.
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