Introduction Getting Started Fat Config Concepts Fat Label Defining labels on a method Defining labels on all tests within a FatTest class Filter using dotnet test Filter using FatConfig Predefined Labels Fat Warmup Fat EnvData Skip Test Fat Interceptor API Samples Fat Logging

Fat Label

Defining labels on a method

using Yontech.Fat;
using Yontech.Fat.Labels;
// ...
public class MyTestCases : FatTest
{
    [FatLabel("my-label")]
    public void Test_this_has_a_label()
    {
    }
    public void Test_this_does_not_have_a_label()
    {
    }
}

Defining labels on all tests within a FatTest class

Defining FatLabel on the class is like defining for all tests within that class

using Yontech.Fat;
using Yontech.Fat.Labels;
// ...
[FatLabel("my-label")]
public class MyTestCases : FatTest
{
    public void Test_this_is_smoke_test()
    {
    }
    public void Test_another_test()
    {
    }
}

Filter using dotnet test

dotnet test --filter "Label=my-label"
# to filter using OR statement use |
dotnet test --filter "Label=my-label1|Label=my-label2"
# to filter using AND statement use &
dotnet test --filter "Label=my-label1&Label=my-label2"

Filter using FatConfig

using Yontech.Fat.Filters;
public class MyConfig : FatConfig
{
    public MyConfig()
    {
        Browser = BrowserType.Chrome;
        
        // filter tests with one label
        Filter = new LabelTestCaseFilter("my-label";
        // or filter tests with at least one of these labels
        Filter = new LabelTestCaseFilter("my-label1", "my-label2", "my-label3")
    }
}

Predefined Labels

There are two predefined labels that could be handy:

SmokeTest which is the same as FatLabel("smoke-test")
RegressionTest which is the same as FatLabel("regression-test")

using Yontech.Fat;
using Yontech.Fat.Labels;
// ...
public class MyTestCases : FatTest
{
    [SmokeTest]
    [RegressionTest]
    public void Test_this_is_both()
    {
    }
    [SmokeTest]
    public void Test_this_is_only_smoke_test()
    {
    }
}