Test Automation With Python

• Py-TestUI

  2 4 7.2 Python
  

Python tests in Loadero use the Py-TestUI framework. Py-TestUI wraps and implements additional features for Selenium Python binding. This means that Loadero Python tests can utilize the full power of Selenium and other cool features provided by Py-TestUI.

• examples

  5 4 6.7 Python

  Test script examples that are made for usage in Loadero platform out of the box or to be extended for custom use cases (by loadero)

  

Here is a simple test script showcasing everything shown so far. You can put everything learned so far to test with Loadero’s free trial. You can also find the script example in Loadero’s Github repository.

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• duckduckgo-locales

  2,081 94 0.0 Perl

  Translation files for <a href="https://duckduckgo.com"> </a>

  

def test_on_loadero(driver: TestUIDriver) -> None: # The main logic of the test is in top_search_results function print(top_search_results(driver, "loadero", 10)) # top_search_results returns the top n search results for search_query. def top_search_results(driver: TestUIDriver, search_query: str, n: int) -> str: # Limits the search result count to 10, because a single search query in # DuckDuckGo search engine returns only 10 results. n = min(n, 10) # Selectors. home_page_search_bar = "#search_form_input_homepage" home_page_search_button = "#search_button_homepage" # Opens the search engine DuckDuckGo. driver.navigate_to("https://duckduckgo.com/") # Locates search bar, waits for the element to load and sends a search query # to it driver.e("css", home_page_search_bar).wait_until_visible().send_keys( search_query ) # Locates search button, verifies that it is visible and clicks it. driver.e("css", home_page_search_button).wait_until_visible().click() result = f"Top {n} DuckDuckGo search results for {search_query} ->\n" # Iterates over top n search results for i in range(n): # Creates a CSS selector that indicates to the search result title. selector = f"#r1-{i} > div > h2 > a.result__a" # Locates the search element and verifies that it is visible. search_result_element = driver.e("css", selector).wait_until_visible() # Retrives the title of search result and adds it to result string. title = search_result_element.get_text() result += f"\t {title} \n" return result

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