Python testing with Selenium learn to implement different testing techniques using the Selenium Webdriver
Implement different testing techniques using Selenium WebDriver with the Python programming language. This quick reference provides simple functional test cases with a syntax-based approach for Selenium WebDriver. You'll begin by reviewing the basics of Selenium WebDriver and its architectural...
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New York, NY
Apress Media LLC
2021
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Table of Contents:
- Intro
- Table of Contents
- About the Author
- About the Technical Reviewer
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- Chapter 1: Introduction to Selenium
- What Is Selenium?
- Selenium Tools and Versions
- Selenium RC (Remote Control)
- Selenium IDE
- Selenium Grid
- Selenium WebDriver
- Selenium 2.0
- Selenium 3.0
- Selenium WebDriver Architecture
- Client Library
- JSON Wire Protocol
- Web Drivers
- Web Browsers
- Why Selenium?
- Open Source
- Platforms
- Language Support
- Browser
- Reuse
- Easy Implementation
- Flexible
- Hardware Resources
- Simulation
- Atomic Values
- XPath Methods
- Child
- Parent
- Self-Axis
- Ancestor
- Ancestor-or-Self
- Descendant
- Descendant or Self
- Following
- Following Sibling
- Preceding
- Preceding Sibling
- Attribute
- Namespace
- Node Example
- XPath Locator Types
- Absolute Path
- Relative Path
- XPath with Logical Operators
- AND
- OR
- Types of XPath Functions
- contains()
- text()
- starts-with()
- CSS Selectors
- ID
- Class
- Substring Match Cases
- Inner Text
- CSS Selector for Multiple Attributes
- CSS Selector for Child Elements
- Link Locator
- Partial Link Locator
- Other Testing Tools
- Integrating Python with Selenium
- Summary
- Chapter 2: Getting Started
- Installing Python
- Installing Selenium
- Installing Drivers
- Browser Commands
- Opening a Web Browser
- Mozilla Firefox
- Google Chrome
- Microsoft Edge
- Internet Explorer
- Closing a Browser
- Quit Browser
- Opening a Web Page
- Open a Page Online
- Open a Page Offline
- Setting the Browser Size
- Maximize
- Fullscreen
- Setting the Size
- Setting the Browser Position
- Setting the Size Using Coordinates
- Getting the Browser Position
- Getting the Window Size
- Navigation Commands
- Back
- Forward
- Refresh
- Running a Python Test Case
- Summary
- Chapter 3: Mouse and Keyboard Actions
- Action Chains
- Mouse
- Click
- Click and Hold
- Context Click
- Double Click
- Move to an Element
- Move Offset
- Drag and Drop
- Drag and Drop By
- Release
- Keyboard Actions
- Key Down
- Key Up
- Send Keys
- Send Keys to Element
- Pause
- Reset
- Summary
- Chapter 4: Web Elements
- Elements/Web Elements
- Web Locators
- Locating Elements
- ID Locator
- Name Locator
- XPath Locator
- Nodes
- Parents
- Children
- Siblings
- Tag Name
- Class Name
- Locating Multiple Web Elements
- Locator Issues
- Attribute Change
- No Web Element
- Web Element Not Visible
- Test Case Mismatch
- iframe Web Element
- Summary
- Chapter 5: Navigation
- Hyperlinks
- Testing Hyperlinks
- Hyperlink by ID
- Hyperlink by Text
- Hyperlink by Partial Link
- Hyperlink by XPath
- Nth Hyperlink
- Return All Hyperlinks
- Check for a Valid Hyperlink
- Check for Broken Images
- Data Attributes Hyperlink
- Summary
- Chapter 6: Buttons
- Default Button
- Select
- Select by ID
- By Text
- By Name
- Submit/Form Button