Adds functionality to Selenium WebDriver. Useful for Javascript WebApps which require more advanced methods to wait until actions are executed.
TelluriumDriver is meant to be user friendly. To initialize a new instance of tellurium just do
require 'tellurium_driver'
require 'selenium-webdriver'
driver = TelluriumDriver.new(browser: "browser_name")
To use a local instance of tellurium driver on chrome, do:
driver = TelluriumDriver.new(browser: "chrome")
To use a remote instance of IE10 on a hub located at url http://192.168.1.1:4444/wd/hub
driver = TelluriumDriver.new(browser: "internet explorer",
version: "10",
hub_url: "http://192.168.1.1:4444/wd/hub")
There are several methods to navigate to a url.
driver = TelluriumDriver.new(browser: "firefox")
driver.go_to("http://myurl.com")
driver.go_to_and_wait_to_load("http://myurl.com")
driver.load_url_and_wait_for_element("http://myurl.com",:id,"password")
The most basic call of tellurium_driver is wait_and_click. It will wait for an element to appear, then click it. This is great for navigating a dynamic JS app.
driver.wait_and_click(:id,"clickable-button")
driver.wait_and_click(:css,"#clickable-button")
driver.wait_and_click(:name,"button")
Tellurium can use Selenium calls too.
element = driver.find_element(:id,"password")
driver.wait_for_element_and_click(element)
To fill out forms:
driver.send_keys(:id,"first_name","Noah")
driver.send_keys(:id,"last_name","Prince")
driver.send_keys(:id,"email","[email protected]")
To fillout in one bunch, use form_fillout
driver.form_fillout({"first_name"=>"Noah",
"last_name"=>"Prince",
"email"=>"[email protected]"})
To fillout selectors:
driver.click_selector(:id,"age","21")
To see all of the calls, check out the rdoc
Want to contribute?
- Fork it.
- Create a branch (
git checkout -b my_change) - Commit your changes (
git commit -am "Added new_method") - Push to the branch (
git push origin my_change) - Open a Pull Request