Selenium Python using SeleniumBase Framework | Full 3 hours Course

In this 3 hours full course for Selenium Python using SeleniumBase Framework, we will be covering everything from setting up your project from scratch to all the way to integrating it with CI/CD.

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0:00 - Introduction
4:30 - Setup & Installation
12:24 - Write your first test
41:15 - Find multiple elements
57:04 - Working with input fields
1:06:27 - How to upload a file?
1:25:57 - Optimize Tests
1:36:31 - Page Object Model
1:47:19 - Handling wait commands
2:07:18 - Exception Handling
2:20:34 - Generate Screenshots
2:31:21 - Generate Test Reports
2:37:44 - Cross Browser & Parallel Testing
2:43:35 - Jenkins & GitHub Integration
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[sdetunicorns]

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[deepakkona]

Trying to finding video on " How to create a Framework(seleium + python) from scratch" on YT but SeleniumBase opens up a new world for us ... Thanks Sir to introduce with this

[ainomc]

Thanks for sharing!
That's cool!

[anuragray]

good job bro. You made it really simple to learn.

[utube]

Of Course! We are enjoying your series.. God Bless

[MichaelMintz]

Excellent work on this! Thanks for sharing!

[rukesh]

Its very different from other learning couse .
Ur approach is very different I like it

[Badprop]

HI Dilpreet. I have now watched all your SeleniumBase videos. Good job. I was wondering if you can make a video explaining the advanced uses of selectors and xpath in sbase. I get stuck on modern websites where classes have unique identifiers appended. I struggle with things like this. How do you tell sbase to navigate to one div, then one inside and then get the text of a third inside. Also things like a partial match of class or id. Thanks again for the series.

[AshishSingh-rirr]

Hi can you do a video on how to generate automated scripts instead of writing a manual one using "sbase mkrec new_test.py --url=wikipedia.org". Is there a way to stop the recorder without going back to terminal during recording and pressing 'c' and 'enter'. Thanks

[zuzannapawlak]

Hello! How to implement data driven aproach in SeleniumBase?

[jacobsamuel]

@sdetunicorns
- why was no seperate logging mechanism used?
- can i run a singel test_xx file on two different browsers at the same time? There is no direct way but what is the turnaround?

[amansingh-ixdo]

Does the website which you mentioned in the video is out of service now??

[tomaszkraczka]

How to perform right-click on the element with SeleniumBase ?

[Taipei]

Hello, Dillpreet. I searching for course like this! thanks. I am a newbie in automation, I have basic knowledge of python. I will practice whole course and wondering, it will be able to do this with jenkins and docker? Have a nice day BRO!

[Lahmeinthehouse]

Is it possible to use seleniumbase and make a web crawler? That actually can send text, click on buttons and actually interact with a website ?

[automationqc]

Can We include unittestcases in the seleniumbase

[hazo]

Hi, sir, i followed the same code as you when looping through the menu links, but i get this error below

The code:
# find menu elements with xpath and print the elements and store inside the menu_links_el variable

# loop through menu links, and generate the element on text, This will also print out the index of the value.
for idx, link_el in enumerate(menu_links_el):
print(idx, link_el.txt)

# loop through menu links, and generate the element on text, This will also print out the index of the value.
> for idx, link_el in enumerate(menu_links_el):
E TypeError: 'WebElement' object is not iterable

test_home.py:57: TypeError

[kevinwalker]

I don't know what I am doing wrong I keep getting 10 elements
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