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What is Specflow Feature File?


A feature file is an entry point to the Specflow test. This is a file where you will describe your tests in Descriptive language (Like English). It is an essential part of Specflow, as it serves as an automation test script as well as live documents. A feature file can contain a scenario or can contain many scenarios in a single feature file but it usually contains a list of scenarios. Let’s create one such file.

Please follow swagger document we used this to test api

https://petstore.swagger.io/v2/

Before moving the head for writing the first script, let’s create a nice folder structure of the project.

1)Create a new Folder by right click on the ‘Project ‘and navigating to Add -> New Folder


2) Name the folder as ‘Features’ and hit enter.

Once the folder for feature file is created, we are good to go to create a feature file.

 3) Create a Feature File

1) On the Feature Folder Right-click and navigate to Add -> New Item…

2) Select Specflow Feature File in the middle and give it a logical name, for the sake of this tutorial, please use the same name ‘Users ‘referred in the below screenshot.



Refer the below Swagger document url

https://petstore.swagger.io/



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