Python library provides page factory approach to implement page object model in selenium
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https://github.com/NayakwadiS/selenium-page-factory
selenium-page-factory
Python library provides page factory approach to implement page object model in selenium
Introduction.
- A Page Factory is one way of implementing a Page Object Model. In order to support the Page Object pattern.
- As in Java we are using @findBy, here we are declaring all web element in dictionary. Dictionary keys become WebElement / class member variable with having all extended WebElement methods.
Main Features:
- Initialise all the webElements declared in Point at a time.
- All WebElements methods are re-define to add extra features eg- click method extended to have explicit wait.
- Cent percent unittest coverage.
Installation
pip install:
> pip install selenium-page-factory
Examples
- Python - Unittest
from seleniumpagefactory.Pagefactory import PageFactory
import unittest
from selenium import webdriver
class LoginPage(PageFactory):
def __init__(self,driver):
# It is necessary to to initialise driver as page class member to implement Page Factory
self.driver = driver
# define locators dictionary where key name will became WebElement using PageFactory
locators = {
"edtUserName": ('ID', 'user_login'),
"edtPassword": ('NAME', 'pwd'),
"btnSignIn": ('XPATH', '//input[@value="Log In"]')
}
def login(self):
# set_text(), click_button() methods are extended methods in PageFactory
self.edtUserName.set_text("opensourcecms") # edtUserName become class variable using PageFactory
self.edtPassword.set_text("opensourcecms")
self.btnSignIn.click_button()
class LoginTest(unittest.TestCase):
def test_Login(self):
driver = webdriver.Chrome()
driver.get("https://s1.demo.opensourcecms.com/wordpress/wp-login.php")
pglogin = LoginPage(driver)
pglogin.login()
if __name__ == "__main__":
unittest.main()
- Python - Pytest
Inside test_Login.py
import pytest
from selenium import webdriver
from seleniumpagefactory.Pagefactory import PageFactory
def test_Login():
driver = webdriver.Chrome("")
driver.get("https://s1.demo.opensourcecms.com/wordpress/wp-login.php")
pglogin = LoginPage(driver)
pglogin.login()
class LoginPage(PageFactory):
def __init__(self,driver):
# It is necessary to to initialise driver as page class member to implement Page Factory
self.driver = driver
# define locators dictionary where key name will became WebElement using PageFactory
locators = {
"edtUserName": ('ID', 'user_login'),
"edtPassword": ('NAME', 'pwd'),
"btnSignIn": ('XPATH', '//input[@value="Log In"]')
}
def login(self):
# set_text(), click_button() methods are extended methods in PageFactory
self.edtUserName.set_text("opensourcecms") # edtUserName become class variable using PageFactory
self.edtPassword.set_text("opensourcecms")
self.btnSignIn.click_button()
Pre-Requisite
Every Page in Page Object Model should have WebDriver object as class member same as above example.
Or
class PageClass(PageFactory):
def __init__(self,driver):
self.driver = driver
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