tquality-py-selenium 0.1.10

Selenium integration for the tquality test automation framework, built on tquality-py-core.

tquality-py-selenium

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Selenium integration built on top of tquality-py-core.

Components

• SeleniumConfig — extension of BaseConfig with a browser selector field and separate nested blocks chrome, firefox, edge, safari, undetected_chrome (all blocks coexist), plus a nested screencast block for step video recording.
• BrowserType — enum: chrome, firefox, edge, safari, undetected-chrome. Per-OS availability is checked by OSUtils at browser startup (with an immediate failure on mismatch).
• BaseElement and the typed subclasses Button, Input, CheckBox, Label with a full surface: click, text, get_attribute, wait.until_* (element.wait returns a per-element ElementWaiter — button.wait.until_clickable().click()), js_actions (lazily bound to the element).
• BaseForm — page base class with title, current_url, element_factory (resolved via the composition root).
• SeleniumServices — composition root (a dependency-injector container). Subclass it to add or replace any service.

Services

• BrowserService — WebDriver wrapper; parameters are taken from config.active_browser.
• Waiter — explicit waits at the page level. Element-level waits are exposed per-element via element.wait (returns a per-element ElementWaiter[Self]); chainable methods return the bound element.
• ElementFactory — element factory.
• JsActions + ElementJsActions — JavaScript actions on the page and on individual elements.
• CollectionFactory — Pydantic-model collection factory backed by the DOM (+ DomField.css/xpath).
• SeleniumScreenshotProvider — screenshots for steps at the CRITICAL log level.
• SeleniumScreencastProvider — webm video recording (VP9 via imageio-ffmpeg) for steps at WITH_SCREENCAST.

Requirements

• Python 3.12+
• Installed browsers (for tests against a real driver).

Installation

The package is published to public PyPI. This is the recommended installation path for all consumers:

pip install tquality-py-selenium

Or in pyproject.toml:

dependencies = [
    "tquality-py-selenium>=0.1.5",
]

Alternative: install from the GitHub mirror

For a source build (e.g., to verify a commit that has not yet been released), the package is also available by git tag from the public GitHub mirror:

dependencies = [
    "tquality-py-selenium @ git+https://github.com/Tquality-ru/tquality-py-selenium.git@v0.1.5",
]

Direct git references require [tool.hatch.metadata] allow-direct-references = true on the consumer's side.

Quick start

# conftest.py
import pytest
from tquality_selenium import SeleniumServices

# Composition root. config_dir defaults to the directory of this file,
# so config.json5 next to conftest.py is picked up regardless of the
# current working directory.
SeleniumServices.setup()


@pytest.fixture(autouse=True)
def browser():
    SeleniumServices.browser()
    yield
    SeleniumServices.browser().quit()
    SeleniumServices.browser.reset()
    SeleniumServices.logger.reset()

# pages/login_page.py
from tquality_selenium import BaseForm, By


class LoginPage(BaseForm):
    def __init__(self) -> None:
        self._username = self.element_factory.input(
            By.id("username"), "Username",
        )
        self._password = self.element_factory.input(
            By.id("password"), "Password",
        )
        self._submit = self.element_factory.button(
            By.id("login-btn"), "Sign in",
        )
        super().__init__(unique_element=self._username, name="Login page")

    def login(self, username: str, password: str) -> None:
        self._username.type_text(username)
        self._password.type_text(password)
        self._submit.click()

// config.json5 — next to conftest.py
{
    "$schema": "https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/Tquality-ru/tquality-py-selenium@v0.1.4/schema/config.schema.json",

    "base_url": "https://example.com",
    "browser": "chrome",
    "highlight_elements": true,  // red outline during interactions

    // All browsers are pre-configured — switching is a single line above.
    "chrome": { "headless": true },
    "firefox": { "headless": true },
    "undetected_chrome": { "headless": false },

    "screencast": {
        "fps": 10,
        "frame_interval": 0.1,  // captures short UI states more often
    },
}

Extending via subclasses of SeleniumServices

To add custom services, subclass SeleniumServices. The scope is defined by the dependency-injector provider type (and where it is reset in fixtures):

Scope	Provider	Lifetime
global	providers.Singleton	One instance per pytest process.
session	providers.ContextLocalSingleton + reset in a scope="session" fixture	One instance per session, reset on exit.
test	providers.ContextLocalSingleton + reset in an autouse=True fixture	A new instance per test.
transient	providers.Factory	A fresh instance on every services.my_service() call.

# my_project/services.py
from dependency_injector import providers
from tquality_selenium import SeleniumServices

from my_project.clients import ApiClient, CurrentUser, TempDirFactory


class ProjectServices(SeleniumServices):
    # Global: one API client per process.
    api_client = providers.Singleton(ApiClient)

    # Session: data shared across all tests of a single run.
    session_data = providers.ContextLocalSingleton(SessionData)

    # Test: fresh state per test.
    current_user = providers.ContextLocalSingleton(CurrentUser)

    # Transient: a fresh instance on every access.
    temp_dir = providers.Factory(TempDirFactory)

    # Replacing an existing service (referencing the parent's config):
    # browser = providers.ContextLocalSingleton(
    #     MyBrowserService, config=SeleniumServices.config,
    # )

# conftest.py
import pytest

from my_project.services import ProjectServices

ProjectServices.setup()


@pytest.fixture(autouse=True)
def _reset_test_scoped_services():
    """Test-scoped ContextLocalSingleton instances are reset after each test."""
    yield
    ProjectServices.current_user.reset()


@pytest.fixture(scope="session", autouse=True)
def _reset_session_scoped_services():
    """Session-scoped ContextLocalSingleton instances are reset at the end of the pytest session."""
    yield
    ProjectServices.session_data.reset()


@pytest.fixture(autouse=True)
def browser():
    ProjectServices.browser()
    yield
    ProjectServices.browser().quit()
    ProjectServices.browser.reset()
    ProjectServices.logger.reset()

Resolving a service by type, without referencing the provider name — useful inside elements and forms that don't see the concrete subclass:

from tquality_selenium import SeleniumServices
from my_project.clients import ApiClient

client = SeleniumServices.get_service(ApiClient)

get_service goes to the active composition root (the one whose setup() was called last), so providers replaced in a subclass are resolved transparently.

Step video recording

from tquality_selenium import LogLevel, step


def login():
    with step("Sign in", level=LogLevel.WITH_SCREENCAST):
        ...
    # An attached webm of the whole step is added to the allure report.

Capture runs in a background thread with contextvars.copy_context() so a second WebDriver session is not opened. The frame-capture strategy is BiDi → CDP → classic get_screenshot_as_png (with a warning on fallback).

Development

See CONTRIBUTING.md.

Version history

See CHANGELOG.md.