robotframework-browser 3.3.1

Robot Framework Browser library powered by Playwright. Aiming for speed, reliability and visibility.

robotframework-browser

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Robot Framework Browser library powered by Playwright. Moving browser automation to year 2020 (or 2021)!

Aiming for :rocket: speed, :white_check_mark: reliability and :microscope: visibility.

See keyword documentation.

Installation instructions

Only Python 3.7 or newer is supported.

1. Install node.js e.g. from https://nodejs.org/en/download/ (only < v15 supported; if unsure, use 14.15.0 LTS)
2. Install robotframework-browser from the commandline: pip install robotframework-browser
3. Install the node dependencies: run rfbrowser init in your shell

• if rfbrowser is not found, try python -m Browser.entry init

Or use the docker images. Documented at atest/docker/README.md.

Examples

Testing with Robot Framework

*** Settings ***
Library   Browser

*** Test Cases ***
Example Test
    New Page    https://playwright.dev
    Get Text    h1    contains    Playwright

and testing with Python.

import Browser
browser = Browser.Browser()
browser.new_page("https://playwright.dev")
assert 'Playwright' in browser.get_text("h1")
browser.close_browser()

and extending with JavaScript

async function myGoToKeyword(page, args) {
  return await page.goto(args[0]);
}
exports.__esModule = true;
exports.myGoToKeyword = myGoToKeyword;

*** Settings ***
Library   Browser  jsextension=${CURDIR}/mymodule.js

*** Test Cases ***
Example Test
   New Page
   myGoToKeyword   https://www.robotframework.org

Ergonomic selector syntax, supports chaining of text, css and xpath selectors

# Select element containing text "Login" with text selector strategy 
# and select it's parent `input` element with xpath
Click    "Login" >> xpath=../input
# Select element with CSS strategy and select button in it with text strategy
Click    div.dialog >> "Ok"

Evaluate in browser page

New Page   ${LOGIN_URL}
${ref}=    Get Element    h1
Get Property    ${ref}    innerText    ==    Login Page
Execute JavaScript    (elem) => elem.innerText = "abc"    ${ref}
Get Property    ${ref}    innerText    ==    abc

Asynchronously waiting for HTTP requests and responses

# The button with id `delayed_request` fires a delayed request. We use a promise to capture it.
${promise}=    Promise To    Wait For Response    matcher=    timeout=3s
Click    \#delayed_request
${body}=    Wait For    ${promise}

Device Descriptors

${device}=  Get Device  iPhone X
New Context  &{device}
New Page
Get Viewport Size  # returns { "width": 375, "height": 812 }

Sending HTTP requests and parsing their responses

&{response}=    HTTP    /api/post    POST    {"name": "John"}
Should Be Equal    ${response.status}    ${200}

Development

See CONTRIBUTING.md for development instructions.

Core team

In order of appearance.

• Mikko Korpela
• Tatu Aalto
• Janne Härkönen (Alumnus)
• Kerkko Pelttari
• René Rohner

Contributors

This project is community driven and becomes a reality only through the work of all the people who contribute. Supported by Robocorp through Robot Framework Foundation.

Mikko Korpela 💻	Tatu Aalto 💻	Antti Karjalainen 🔍	Ismo Aro 🔍	Janne Härkönen 💻	Kerkko Pelttari 💻	Robocorp 💵
René 💻	Bryan Oakley 🤔	Tanakiat Srisaranyakul 🤔	Maaret Pyhäjärvi 📓	Karlo Smid 📓	Frank Schimmel 📓	Christoph ⚠️
Mika Hänninen 💬	imbus 💵	Niklas 📖	gdroes ⚠️	Reaktor 💵	Adrian Yorke 📖 👀	Nanakawa ⚠️
Ed Manlove 📖	Brian Tsao 🐛 📓	charis 💻	s-galante 🐛	Simon Meggle 📓	Anna-Gunda 🐛	anton264 📓