Pangolin is a browser automated testing framework that enables you to write and run test scripts using simple commands in C#. The automation of Pangolin enables many tests to be executed in a short space of time, allowing faster and more efficient testing while still maintaining reliability and accuracy.
Although Pangolin code is written in C#, but it’s effectively an internal Domain Specific Language. In other words, when creating a Pangolin test, you will be thinking in terms of Pangolin commands, not a general purpose C# script.
The Pangolin language consists of basic commands that can simulate different user actions in a browser such as clicking buttons and menus, filling out input fields, ticking checkboxes and radio buttons.
| Topic | Description | | ————- |:————-:| | Creating a Pangolin test project | Learn how to get started by creating your first Pangolin project. | | Migrate from Sanity to Pangolin | Do you have an existing Sanity-based project? Learn how to migrate it. | | Running and debugging a test in Visual Studio | Learn how to run and debug a test case in Visual Studio and how to use Chrome Headless. | | Fresh state: Server side compatibility | Learn how Pangolin creates a fresh server side containers at the beginning of each test. | | Commands | See three groups of Pangolin commands, Act, Arrange and Assert commands and how to use them in Pangolin scripts. | | Cloud-based parallel execution | Learn how to install server app and run a batch of test cases by Pangolin Test Explorer. | | Example: End-to-end test | See an example of Pangolin and explanations about server-side functionality. | | Example: Selenium | Want to create your own Selenium test case without Pangolin? Learn how to create a simple one. |