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.display_url()

This command prints the url of the main url sent to the webdriver.

Example:

You have you add the url of the page that you are checking in "url" field.

from FUNCTIONS.helper import Checker
def test_example(browser):
   run = Checker("url", browser)
   run.display_url()

.return_url()

This command returns the url of the main url sent to the webdriver.

Example:

You have you add the url of the page that you are checking in "url" field.

from FUNCTIONS.helper import Checker
def test_example(browser):
   run = Checker("url", browser)
   website_url = run.return_url()
   print(f"Website url is: {website_url}")

.valid_url()

This command checks and returns the url if its valid, if it is not valid (in case of a wrong website url, or a non working localhost url) it asserts false.

Example:

You have you add the url of the page that you are checking in "url" field.

from FUNCTIONS.helper import Checker
def test_example(browser):
   run = Checker("url", browser)
   run.valid_url("http://wrongurl.com")

With X-path

There are many ways of selecting an element, the most effective way is using XPATH.

Example:

You have you add the url of the page that you are checking in "url" field.

from FUNCTIONS.helper import Checker
def test_example(browser):
   run = Checker("url", browser)
   run.input("xpath", "//path", "Sample Value")

With CSS

If XPATH is not what works great for the work, CSS selector is also an option.

Example:

You have you add the url of the page that you are checking in "url" field.

from FUNCTIONS.helper import Checker
def test_example(browser):
   run = Checker("url", browser)
   run.input("css", "//path", "Sample Value")

Other Selectors

Other selectors which can be used:

With X-path

There are many ways of selecting an element, the most effective way is using XPATH.

Example:

You have you add the url of the page that you are checking in "url" field.

from FUNCTIONS.helper import Checker
def test_example(browser):
   run = Checker("url", browser)
   run.button("xpath", "//path")

With CSS

If XPATH is not what works great for the work, CSS selector is also an option.

Example:

You have you add the url of the page that you are checking in "url" field.

from FUNCTIONS.helper import Checker
def test_example(browser):
   run = Checker("url", browser)
   run.button("css", "//path")

Other Selectors

With X-path

There are many ways of selecting an element, the most effective way is using XPATH.

Example:

You have you add the url of the page that you are checking in "url" field.

from FUNCTIONS.helper import Checker
def test_example(browser):
   run = Checker("url", browser)
   run.static_dropdown("xpath", "//path", "index", "3")

With CSS

If XPATH is not what works great for the work, CSS selector is also an option.

Example:

You have you add the url of the page that you are checking in "url" field.

from FUNCTIONS.helper import Checker
def test_example(browser):
   run = Checker("url", browser)
   run.static_dropdown("css", "//path", "index", "3")

Types of actions

There are 3 ways by which you can select a value from the dropdown. index takes the position of the element;value takes the value given to that particular element; visible takes the element name given in the dropdown.

With index:

from FUNCTIONS.helper import Checker
def test_example(browser):
   run = Checker("url", browser)
   run.static_dropdown("xpath", "//path", "index", "3")

With value:

from FUNCTIONS.helper import Checker
def test_example(browser):
   run = Checker("url", browser)
   run.static_dropdown("xpath", "//path", "value", "1")

With visibility:

from FUNCTIONS.helper import Checker
def test_example(browser):
   run = Checker("url", browser)
   run.static_dropdown("xpath", "//path", "visible", "OptionName")

Other Selectors

With X-path

There are many ways of selecting an element, the most effective way is using XPATH. Here the second path can be any, CSS or XPATH or other provided options.

Example:

You have you add the url of the page that you are checking in "url" field.

from FUNCTIONS.helper import Checker
def test_example(browser):
   run = Checker("url", browser)
   run.dynamic_dropdown("input", "xpath", "//path", "i", "xpath", "//path", "index", "4")

With CSS

If XPATH is not what works great for the work, CSS selector is also an option. Here the second path can be any, CSS or XPATH or other provided options.

Example:

You have you add the url of the page that you are checking in "url" field.

from FUNCTIONS.helper import Checker
def test_example(browser):
   run = Checker("url", browser)
   run.dynamic_dropdown("input", "css", "//path", "i", "xpath", "//path", "index", "4")

Types of actions

There are 2 ways by which you can select a value from the dropdown. index takes the position of the element;value takes the exact name of a specific dropdown element.

With index:

from FUNCTIONS.helper import Checker
def test_example(browser):
   run = Checker("url", browser)
   run.dynamic_dropdown("input", "xpath", "//path", "i", "xpath", "//path", "index", "4")

With value:

from FUNCTIONS.helper import Checker
def test_example(browser):
   run = Checker("url", browser)
   run.dynamic_dropdown("input", "xpath", "//path", "i", "xpath", "//path", "value", "India")

Other Selectors

.popup_accept()

Use this command to accept an alert box.

Example:

You have you add the url of the page that you are checking in "url" field.

from FUNCTIONS.helper import Checker
def test_example(browser):
   run = Checker("url", browser)
   run.popup_accept()

.popup_decline()

Use this command to decline an alert box.

Example:

You have you add the url of the page that you are checking in "url" field.

from FUNCTIONS.helper import Checker
def test_example(browser):
   run = Checker("url", browser)
   run.popup_decline()

.popup_text

Use this command to print the text displayed on the alert box..

Example:

You have you add the url of the page that you are checking in "url" field.

from FUNCTIONS.helper import Checker
def test_example(browser):
   run = Checker("url", browser)
   popup_text = run.popup_text()
   print(f"This is the popup text: {popup_text}")

With X-path

There are many ways of selecting an element, the most effective way is using XPATH.

Example:

You have you add the url of the page that you are checking in "url" field.

from FUNCTIONS.helper import Checker
def test_example(browser):
   run = Checker("url", browser)
   run.file_upload("xpath", "//path", "filepath")

With CSS

If XPATH is not what works great for the work, CSS selector is also an option.

Example:

You have you add the url of the page that you are checking in "url" field.

from FUNCTIONS.helper import Checker
def test_example(browser):
   run = Checker("url", browser)
   run.file_upload("css", "//path", "filepath")

Other Selectors

.implicit_wait()

By implicitly waiting, WebDriver polls the DOM for a certain duration when trying to find any element. This can be useful when certain elements on the webpage are not available immediately and need some time to load. Value is given in seconds.

Example:

You have you add the url of the page that you are checking in "url" field.

from FUNCTIONS.helper import Checker
def test_example(browser):
   run = Checker("url", browser)
   run.implicit_wait(4.5)

.explicit_wait()

This allow your code to halt program execution, or freeze the thread, until the condition you pass it resolves. The condition is called with a certain frequency until the timeout of the wait is elapsed. This means that for as long as the condition returns a falsy value, it will keep trying and waiting. This command requires you to input, the time period (in seconds), the condition to perform, here again you have choice for xpath/css or other provided selectors, and lastly you have to provide the selector path.

Example:

You have you add the url of the page that you are checking in "url" field.

from FUNCTIONS.helper import Checker
def test_example(browser):
   run = Checker("url", browser)
   run.explicit_wait(5, "element_to_be_clickable", "xpath", "//path]")

With X-path

There are many ways of selecting an element, the most effective way is using XPATH.

Example:

You have you add the url of the page that you are checking in "url" field.

from FUNCTIONS.helper import Checker
def test_example(browser):
   run = Checker("url", browser)
   run.mouse_hover("xpath", "//path")

With CSS

If XPATH is not what works great for the work, CSS selector is also an option.

Example:

You have you add the url of the page that you are checking in "url" field.

from FUNCTIONS.helper import Checker
def test_example(browser):
   run = Checker("url", browser)
   run.mouse_hover("css", "//path")

Other Selectors

.right_click()

This command is used to right click on an element or anywhere on the browser window.

With X-path

Example:

You have you add the url of the page that you are checking in "url" field.

from FUNCTIONS.helper import Checker
def test_example(browser):
   run = Checker("url", browser)
   run.right_click("xpath", "//path")

With CSS

Example:

You have you add the url of the page that you are checking in "url" field.

from FUNCTIONS.helper import Checker
def test_example(browser):
   run = Checker("url", browser)
   run.right_click("css", "//path")

.double_click()

This command is used to double click on an element or anywhere on the browser window.

With X-path

Example:

You have you add the url of the page that you are checking in "url" field.

from FUNCTIONS.helper import Checker
def test_example(browser):
   run = Checker("url", browser)
   run.double_click("xpath", "//path")

With CSS

Example:

You have you add the url of the page that you are checking in "url" field.

from FUNCTIONS.helper import Checker
def test_example(browser):
   run = Checker("url", browser)
   run.double_click("css", "//path")

.right_click()

.double_click()

.shift_to_frame()

Use this command to shift to a frame and perform other functions in the frame provided.

With X-path

Example:

You have you add the url of the page that you are checking in "url" field.

from FUNCTIONS.helper import Checker
def test_example(browser):
   run = Checker("url", browser)
   run.shift_to_frame("xpath", "//iframe")

With CSS

Example:

You have you add the url of the page that you are checking in "url" field.

from FUNCTIONS.helper import Checker
def test_example(browser):
   run = Checker("url", browser)
   run.shift_to_frame("css", "//iframe")

.leave_frame()

Use this function to exit from the current frame and perform other functions to the webpage.

from FUNCTIONS.helper import Checker
def test_example(browser):
   run = Checker("url", browser)
   run.leave_frame()

Other Selectors

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.return_text()

This command returns the text written on a particular element.

With X-path

Example:

You have you add the url of the page that you are checking in "url" field.

from FUNCTIONS.helper import Checker
def test_example(browser):
   run = Checker("url", browser)
   text = run.return_text("xpath", "//path")
   print(text)

With CSS

Example:

You have you add the url of the page that you are checking in "url" field.

from FUNCTIONS.helper import Checker
def test_example(browser):
   run = Checker("url", browser)
   text = run.return_text("css", "//path")
   print(text)

.display_text()

This command prints the text written on a particular element.

With X-path

Example:

You have you add the url of the page that you are checking in "url" field.

from FUNCTIONS.helper import Checker
def test_example(browser):
   run = Checker("url", browser)
   run.display_text("xpath", "//path")

With CSS

Example:

You have you add the url of the page that you are checking in "url" field.

from FUNCTIONS.helper import Checker
def test_example(browser):
   run = Checker("url", browser)
   run.display_text("css", "//path")

.return_all_inner_text()

This command returns texts in a list of all elements with similar selector path.

With X-path

Example:

You have you add the url of the page that you are checking in "url" field.

from FUNCTIONS.helper import Checker
def test_example(browser):
   run = Checker("url", browser)
   a = run.return_all_inner_text("xpath", "//path")
   print(a)

With CSS

Example:

You have you add the url of the page that you are checking in "url" field.

from FUNCTIONS.helper import Checker
def test_example(browser):
   run = Checker("url", browser)
   a = run.return_all_inner_text("css", "//path")
   print(a)

.return_attribute()

This command returns the css attribute of a particular element, argument required by the function can be any attribute of css.

With X-path

Example:

You have you add the url of the page that you are checking in "url" field.

from FUNCTIONS.helper import Checker
def test_example(browser):
   run = Checker("url", browser)
   text = run.return_attribute("xpath", "//path", "placeholder")
   print(text))

With CSS

Example:

You have you add the url of the page that you are checking in "url" field.

from FUNCTIONS.helper import Checker
def test_example(browser):
   run = Checker("url", browser)
   text = run.return_attribute("css", "//path", "placeholder")
   print(text)

.display_attribute()

This command prints the css attribute of a particular element, argument required by the function can be any attribute of css.

With X-path

Example:

You have you add the url of the page that you are checking in "url" field.

from FUNCTIONS.helper import Checker
def test_example(browser):
   run = Checker("url", browser)
   run.display_attribute("xpath", "//path", "placeholder")

With CSS

Example:

You have you add the url of the page that you are checking in "url" field.

from FUNCTIONS.helper import Checker
def test_example(browser):
   run = Checker("url", browser)
   run.display_attribute("css", "//path", "placeholder")

Other Selectors

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.return_is_checked()

This command returns true if the checkbox is checked else returns false.

from FUNCTIONS.helper import Checker
def test_example(browser):
   run = Checker("url", browser)
   a = run.return_is_checked("xpath", "//path")
   if a:
       print("yes")  # checkbox is checked
   else:
       print("no")  # checkbox is not checked

.display_is_checked()

This command prints "Checkbox is checked" if the checkbox is checked else prints "Checkbox not checked".

from FUNCTIONS.helper import Checker
def test_example(browser):
   run = Checker("url", browser)
   run.display_ is_checked("xpath", "//path")

.check_all()

This command checks all the checkboxes.

from FUNCTIONS.helper import Checker
def test_example(browser):
   run = Checker("url", browser)
   run.check_all()

.return_is_visible()

This command returns true if the element is visible on the browser else returns false.

from FUNCTIONS.helper import Checker
def test_example(browser):
   run = Checker("url", browser)
   a = run.return_is_visible("xpath", "//path")
   if a:
       print("yes")  # is visible
   else:
       print("no")  # not visible

.display_is_visible()

This command prints "Element is visible" if the element is visible on the browser else prints "Element not visible"

from FUNCTIONS.helper import Checker
def test_example(browser):
   run = Checker("url", browser)
   run.display_is_visible("xpath", "//path")

.return_is_clickable()

This command returns true if the element is clickable else returns false.

from FUNCTIONS.helper import Checker
def test_example(browser):
   run = Checker("url", browser)
   a = run.return_is_clickable("xpath", "//path")
   if a:
       print("yes")  # is clickable
   else:
       print("no")  # not clickable

.display_is_clickable()

This command prints "Element is clickable" if the element is clickable on the browser else prints "Element not clickable".

from FUNCTIONS.helper import Checker
def test_example(browser):
   run = Checker("url", browser)
   run.display_is_clickable("xpath", "//path")

.drag_and_drop()

This command prints "Element is clickable" if the element is clickable on the browser else prints "Element not clickable".

from FUNCTIONS.helper import Checker
def test_example(browser):
   run = Checker("url", browser)
   run.display_is_clickable("xpath", "//path")

.drag_and_drop()

This command prints "Element is clickable" if the element is clickable on the browser else prints "Element not clickable".

from FUNCTIONS.helper import Checker
def test_example(browser):
   run = Checker("url", browser)
   run.display_is_clickable("xpath", "//path")

.drag_and_drop()

This command prints "Element is clickable" if the element is clickable on the browser else prints "Element not clickable".

from FUNCTIONS.helper import Checker
def test_example(browser):
   run = Checker("url", browser)
   run.display_is_clickable("xpath", "//path")