Setup & Installation | Selenium Python Tutorial

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In this Selenium Python tutorial, we will be setting up the project and virtual environment in PyCharm as well as installing SeleniumBase.

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Chapters:
0:00 - Installation - Selenium Python Tutorial
2:04 - Create a project and virtual environment in PyCharm
4:06 - Install SeleniumBase
6:13 - Install ChromeDriver
7:33 - Wrap up

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Includes lot more topics in detail -
- Starting from Scratch: We'll kick things off with the basics, like setting up Python and writing your first test.
- Practical Learning: We'll cover handling web elements, making assertive checks, and managing time in your tests. Plus, you'll learn how to debug like a pro.
- Take It Up a Notch: We'll explore advanced topics like the Page Object Model to keep your tests neat and efficient. We'll also look into hooks, data-driven tests, and scaling your testing -framework.
- Cloud Testing with BrowserStack: Get the know-how to use BrowserStack for extensive testing across different browsers and devices.
- Real-World CI/CD Practices: You'll gain practical experience in integrating tests with GitHub Actions, automating your testing process for real-life scenarios.

[DRubanDossD]

Great video Dilpreet. Thanks for breaking it down with simple steps.

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[ksktest]

Hi Dilpreet, its an nice video series for learner like me. I have question..I have Anaconda downloaded and configured with pycharm...(would python still be a verified using >python --version on cmd), python and library is working fine on pycharm.

[Innoka]

Hi! Please, clarify, how long should be the process of installation of SeleniumBase? I'm trying to install it through Python Interpreter > Available Packages and at the moment it takes 1.5 hours and it's not finished yet. Is it OK? MacBook Air M1, Pycharm CE, Python 3.8