Recently, someone from a local freelancing platform asked me to write a program to click ads for a given search query on Google. I sent him a sample but he decided not to buy it, so I decided to publish it here.
It uses the Tor network to change the…
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In the previous post, we looked at the usage of Selenium with the unittest module. We will see how to use WebDriver remotely in this last post of the series.
Until now, we executed our automation scripts locally. You can also use WebDriver remotely the same way you would use…
In this post, I will share an automation on YouTube to search for a query, sort results by view count, and take screenshots of the top three results.
We need to create a virtual environment before starting to isolate dependencies from the rest of the system.
I am working as a software engineer for about 7 years. I usually worked with C++ on old, embedded systems.
I still feel insufficient what I work on most of the time. I wanted to list the difficulties I have through these years working on platform-dependent projects.
Project codebases I…
In the previous post, we explored the page object model for writing a more maintainable and reusable code. We will see the usage of Selenium with Python’s unittest module in this post.
Unit tests are used to test the smallest testable parts of a program. Python’s unit testing framework provides…
In the previous post, we explored managing window position and dimensions and also taking screenshots with Selenium. We will see Page Object Model(POM) to create more structured and maintainable code in this post.
Until now, we have used mostly functions and single modules for our examples. If you try to…
In the previous post, we looked at controlling mouse actions. We will see how to manage window position and dimensions and also take screenshots in this post.
In part 6 of this series, we explored window handles and switching between windows. This post will complete the window related discussion mostly.
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In the previous post, we looked at working with select elements. We will look at controlling the mouse actions in this post.
We had briefly looked at some mouse actions in the Keyboard and Action Chains post. We will use action chains in the examples throughout this post too.
In the previous post, we looked at how to manage different kinds of alert dialogs. This post will be about working with select elements on a web page.
The <select> tag is used to create a drop-down list of options. …
