josewebdev2000/Selenium-Demo

Solutions to Web Automation Challenges using Selenium in Python

Selenium Demo Exercise Solutions

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Solutions of the automation exercises available at Easy Selenium Demo

Level	Solutions
Basic	Basic Challenges Solutions
Intermediate	Intermediate Challenges Solutions
Advanced	Advanced Challenges Solutions

Installation and Usage

1. Clone this GitHub repository

   git clone https://github.com/josewebdev2000/Selenium-Demo.git

2. (Optional) Create a Python virtual environment for the solutions

   python3 -m venv <your_venv_name>

3. Install the required dependencies from the (requirements.txt) file

   pip3 -r install requirements.txt

4. Go to the directory of interest

   cd <directory_of_interest>

   Example:

   cd basic

5. Provide required environment variables

   There are two environment variables that are required to run any automation script found in this project

   DRIVER_PATH

   This is the path to the folder that contains the web browser driver. Since this project uses Firefox. Then, supply the path to your geckodriver

   Linux Command

   export DRIVER_PATH=<path_to_folder_of_your_geckodriver>

   Windows Command

   set DRIVER_PATH=<path_to_folder_of_your_geckodriver>

   BIN_PATH

   This is the path to the executable binary of the web browser. Since this project uses Firefox. Then, supply the path to your firefox executable file.

   Linux Command

   export BIN_PATH=<path_to_your_firefox_binary>

   Windows Command

   set BIN_PATH=<path_to_your_firefox_binary>

   Note

   If your operating system is Ubuntu the following values have been provided to you by default

   DRIVER_PATH=/usr/local/bin

   BIN_PATH=/usr/bin/firefox

   As a result, as long as the path to the folder to your geckodriver is /usr/local/bin you WON'T need to set up the DRIVER_PATH environment variable.

   Likewise, as long as the path to your firefox binary is /usr/bin/firefox you WON'T need to set up the BIN_PATH environment variable.

6. Run the challenge solution of interest

   python <solution_of_interest_file_name>.py

   Example:

   python simple_form_solution.py