SeleNew

SeleNew is a framework over Selenium to simplify UI Test Automation.
SeleNew is a beautified and simplified approach to make your work easy and much faster. Why SeleNew? There is a list of advantages that will help you to implement UI Test Automation in a very simplified way.

• You don't need to worry about killing the browser. SeleNew will do it for you. This will happen automatically as soon as work with the browser is completed and browser no longer needed.
• You don't need to worry about the locator search strategy. Whether it's CSS_SELECTOR, XPATH, ID or something else, it doesn't matter, rest assured SeleNew will find the element if there is one on the page.
• We have the possibility of a go_around in SeleNew. What does it mean? So, it is not a secret and known fact that some elements may be flaky and will not be found for some reason, while they are on the page. SeleNew will go around as long as needed to find it. This option can be easily customized by you. You just need to change the value of the go_around parameter
• You don't need to worry about waits and struggle with explicit and implicit waits. SeleNew will do it on your behalf. It will wait for the element if the element exists on the page. This option can be easily customized by you. You just need to change the value of the timeout parameter.
• SeleNew provides clear and beautiful logging and exceptions. It will make your debugging much more easy

Pre-requisites

Python >= 3.8

Getting started

Installation

First install SeleNew by below command

pip install selenew==<version>

To start work using SeleNew please import required components. Example below:

from selenew.base.base_object import Selenew

Let's do it as simple as possible

Use below simplified approach from SeleNew

selenew.send_keys(".search", "search object")

Instead of below complicated approach from Selenium

WebDriverWait(self.driver, 2).until(
            ec.visibility_of_element_located((By.CSS_SELECTOR, ".search"))
        ).send_keys("search object")

SeleNew Built-in functionalities

All go_around, timeout and element_state parameters can be customized as shown below

go_around functionality

Define as many attempts as you like or use the default one. Default value: 3

selenew = SeleNew(browser, go_around=5)

timeout functionality

Define as many times as you like, or use the default one. Default value: 3

selenew.click(".login-button", timeout=5)

element_state functionality

Use one of supported states. Default value: "single_visible"
All supported states:

• "single_visible"
• "clickable"
• "multiple_visible"
• "invisible"

selenew.click(".login-button", element_state="clickable")

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

Author

© 2023 Toghrul Mirzayev