spydr 0.1.1

Selenium Webdriver wrapper with Selenium IDE-like functionality

spydr

Selenium Webdriver (Python binding) wrapper with Selenium IDE-like functionality

spydr Documentation

Install

pip install spydr

Using Sypdr Webdriver

# Basic Example
from spydr.webdriver import Spydr

s = Spydr()
s.maximize_window()
s.open('https://www.google.com/')
s.send_keys('name=q', 'webdriver', s.keys.ENTER)
s.save_screenshot('sample_shot')
s.quit()

# Handle Basic/Digest HTTP AUTH using Chrome
from spydr import webdriver

s = webdriver.Spydr(auth_username='guest', auth_password='guest')
s.open('https://jigsaw.w3.org/HTTP/Basic/')
s.save_screenshot('basic')
s.open('https://jigsaw.w3.org/HTTP/Digest/')
s.save_screenshot('digest')
s.quit()

# Handle Basic/Digest HTTP AUTH using non-Chrome
from spydr import webdriver

s = webdriver.Spydr(browser='firefox', auth_username='guest', auth_password='guest')
s.open_with_auth('https://jigsaw.w3.org/HTTP/Basic/')
s.save_screenshot('basic')
s.open_with_auth('https://jigsaw.w3.org/HTTP/Digest/')
s.save_screenshot('digest')
s.quit()

Supported locator

Format: 'how=what'

• css=.btn
• class=btn-primary
• id=frame1
• link_text=text
• name=j_username
• partial_link_text=text
• tag_name=span
• xpath=//span/a

If how is not specified, locator starting with / or ( will be parsed as xpath, while ., [ and # are treated as css.

css pseudo selector support => :eq()

Project Home

https://pypi.org/project/spydr/