Well, when i looked into my previous codes, I found 6 years back (Dec.2012) when I just joined Autodesk, I wrote a Selenium Framework which was used by several teams within Autodesk.
Now 6 years passed and I already left Autodesk, maybe it's time to share to Github, lol.
This framework provides a way to code Selenium Automation with Layers instead of writing un-resuable and un-readable codes. Suggested layers are:
- Pages: define elements and pages
- Actions: define test actions using web elements defined in "pages"
- Test Cases: combination of actions
I made some tests these days and prooved these codes can be executed from Mac using Python 3.6.
If I have time, i will work on the follwoing:
- HTML reports
- make it more compatible with Firefox on Windows or Linux
- test headless
Don't laugh at me if codes looks ugly for you, i wrote it 6 years ago, lol
pip install pyselenium-framework
2. Create a folder under your application to store Chrome/Firefox binary files, let's say folder called:
driver_binary_files
- Example: Chrome driver can be downloaded from: http://chromedriver.chromium.org/downloads
import selenium_framework
TBD later, but in the meantime, please refer to: https://github.com/wally-yu/selenium-framework/tree/master/AUT/RedPulse