Post Categories Tutorial Post dateMarch 23, 2023 SeleniumBase Commander: A GUI for running “pytest” Post read time56 sec read SeleniumBase Commander: A GUI for running “pytest”. For a complete tutorial, here’s the YouTube...
Post Categories Tutorial Post dateMarch 3, 2022 Solving “Wordle” with Python and Selenium Post read time21 sec read Here's a complete solution to solve Wordle programmatically with SeleniumBase.
Post Categories News Tutorial Post dateDecember 23, 2021 SeleniumBase Recorder Mode: All the details. Post read time5 min read 🔴 SeleniumBase Recorder Mode lets you record/export browser actions into Python test automation scripts....
Post Categories Tutorial Post dateMay 10, 2021 The ultimate pytest debugging guide Post read time2 min read The pytest unit-testing framework for Python comes with some powerful debugging abilities via the...
Post Categories News Post dateMay 7, 2021 Version 1.63.2 is here! Post read time1 min read SeleniumBase 1.63.2 has been shipped, and it contains a few updates: Most noteably, the...
Post Categories News Post dateMay 4, 2021 May the 4th be with you! Post read time10 sec read May the 4th be with you! Star Wars fans, today is your day… enjoy...
Post Categories News Post dateMay 1, 2021 The new SeleniumBase Dashboard is here! Post read time1 min read With the release of SeleniumBase 1.63.0, the new Dashboard has arrived, which includes multiple...
Post Categories News Post dateApril 21, 2021 SeleniumBase 1.62.0 has been shipped! Post read time38 sec read SeleniumBase 1.62.0 has been shipped with new methods and commands. For the GitHub link,...
Post Categories News Post dateApril 17, 2021 SeleniumBase 1.61.0 has been released! Post read time28 sec read SeleniumBase 1.61.0 details: Allow parallel tests with -n=NUM when using --dashboard mode, and more....
Post Categories News Post dateApril 10, 2021 SeleniumBase 1.60.0 has been released Post read time1 min read SeleniumBase 1.60.0 contains new methods and lots of optimizations. New methods: self.switch_to_newest_window() self.assert_elements_present(*args, **kwargs)...