elsnoman / pyleniumio

Bring the best of Selenium and Cypress into a single Python package

Hi, I'm Carlos Kidman

• 🔭 I’m currently solving Quality and Testing problems with AI at Qualiti 🐨
• 🌱 I lead QA at the Point(QAP), the Software Quality Community in Utah, USA
• 😎 Former Engineering Manager at Adobe
• 🧡 Software Tester at heart
• 🗣️ I do workshops and presentations all over the world!
• 📫 How to reach me: LinkedIn, Twitter/X or [email protected]
• ⚡ Fun fact: I play futsal every morning at 5:30 ⚽

Presentations and Courses

I've done hands-on workshops, courses, breakout sessions, keynotes, and more all over the world for the past 10 years. Here are some examples:

🎉 I will be keynoting at DevOpsDays SLC in 2024!

• Presentation: Testing Machine Learning Models at PyCon US (2022)
• Presentation: Future of Test Data Generation with AI at TestFlix (online 2022)
• Presentation: Devs should love your tests at Selenium Conference (London 2019)
• Course: Intro to Testing ML Models at Test Automation University
• Course: Scaling Tests with Docker at Test Automation University
• Guest: How to get automation included in your Definition of Done by Angie Jones at QAP
• Guest: Building AI Systems that work and understand those that fail by Ben Taylor at QAP

Projects and Skills

As you can imagine, with over a decade of very hands-on experience, I have worked deeply with many tools and technologies. I provide many examples below, but I didn't want to duplicate multiple icons like AWS even though I have used it in every group you'll see. There isn't a pretty icon for everything I use, like playwright and langchain, but this should give a good idea of what I know well.

🤔 I don't include anything that I don't know well enough, like React and GraphQL, even though I have written React before. Keeping myself honest

🐍 Code

Python is my primary language since I mostly deal with data, automation, and AI.

☁️ Cloud and Orchestration

AWS, and its services, have been the main "cloud" I've used throughout my career and I have worked with many databases.

🧪 Testing, Automation and Analysis

I have worked with a vast amount of tools in this space for many types of testing: UI, API, Security, A11y, O11y, Performance, etc.

🤖 Machine Learning and AI

Early in my journey, I had to build my own datasets and train models from scratch. However, the last year has shown how LLMs have made such a huge impact!

I have built multiple features using closed-models, like OpenAI's GPT-4, but I have also used open-sourced models from HuggingFace and even Mixtral!

• LangChain has been my main framework for creating the pipelines and switching models for each step
• LangSmith for observability
• LangServe for deployments
• I have built things using just Python as well, but LangChain is getting better and better!

⚒️ Projects you can see

You can see my 6 Pinned Projects below, but you can also see all the repos I've created for the QA at the Point (QAP) Community!

My latest project was the QAP Job Poster which scrapes jobs from different sources, filters and ranks them using AI, then posts them to the #jobs channel in our Slack group.

pyleniumio's Issues

Approval API Testing

Description

Inspired by Angie's article on Approval Testing

http://angiejones.tech/verifying-entire-api-responses/

I think we could do this with the Requests and Pydantic libraries that Pylenium already uses. The idea being that we provide a quick, easy and standard way to do some API Testing. There are different types of API Testing, so having some guides and "built-in" functionality for this would be SUPER helpful for our Users.

py.refresh()

Elements.is_empty()

Element.scroll_into_view()

Logging

turn off Screenshots and set Log mode

Element.check()

Driver.cookies

• .get_cookie()
• .get_cookies()
• .set_cookie()
• .clear_cookie()
• .clear_cookies()

py.read_file()

Python handles the reading and writing of files very easily and I don't need to wrap anything in Promises.

py.request()

py.fake()

pylenium.json driver.desired_capabilities

Desired Capabilities are deprecated and now pylenium.json can include a custom objects

Can use this project with pytest-bdd?

Can use this project with pytest-bdd or another tool that accept BDD features?

Element.select()

some commands should include a custom timeout

Element.parent()

Description

Element class should have a .parent() method

more helpful error/fail messages

Example:

assert py.get('[class*="rarityCaption"]').should().have_text('Common')

gave me the AssertionError as expected, but all it says is

Element did not have text: Common

It would be nice to show what it compared against

Element.should()

Could we make the following code cleaner?

spinner = py.get('#serverSideDataTable_processing')
py.wait().until(lambda _: spinner.get_attribute('style') == 'display: block;')
py.wait().until(lambda _: spinner.get_attribute('style') == 'display: none;')

into

py.get('#serverSideDataTable_processing').should().have_attr('style', 'display: block;').and().have_attr('style', 'display; none;')

---or---

py.get('#serverSideDataTable_processing').should().have_attr('style', 'display: block;').then().have_attr('style', 'display; none;')

Element.should() V1 will include:

• ElementShould class
• .should().be_clickable()
• .should().be_visible()
• .should().have_attr()
• .should().be_hidden() - still in DOM, but not displayed
• .should().not_exist() - completely removed from the DOM
• .should().not_have_attr()
• .should().have_text(text, bool) - exact match, True for exact casing and no trimming, False to ignore casing and spaces
• .should().contain_text()
• .should().be_disabled()
• .should().be_enabled()
• .should().be_checked()
• .should().have_value()
• .should().not_have_value()
• .should().not_have_text()
• .should().be_focused()
• .should().not_be_focused()
• .should().have_prop()
• .should().be_selected()
• .should().have_class()

[ Doc, gitbook.it]4. Project Structure with pytest : Typo mistakes

Project
conftest.py # 1
pylenium.json
api_tests.py --> api_tests
conftest.py # 2
test_rest_api.py
ui_tests
conftest.py # 3
test_google.py
test_google.py would have access to fixtures in conftest.py #1 and conftest.py #3
test_rest_api.py would have access to fixtures in conftest.py #1 and contest.py #2. --> conftest.py #2.

Element.get_property()

.go() returns Pylenium to chain commands

py.xpath()

Element.is_enabled()

Element.right_click()

Allow user to control Logging in pylenium.json

Element.screenshot()

Element.children()

py.should()

• .should().have_url()
• .should().contain_url()
• .should().have_title()
• .should().contain_title()

Handle ElementClickInterceptedException

py.trigger()

Element.get_property()

examples/script_sample.py doesn't work

The script_sample.py file doesn't work. It generates the following error because Pylenium() is missing some required arguments:

$ python examples/script_sample.py 
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "examples/script_sample.py", line 22, in <module>
    main()
  File "examples/script_sample.py", line 13, in main
    py = Pylenium()
TypeError: __init__() missing 2 required positional arguments: 'config' and 'logger'

Driver.navigate()

• 'forward'
• 'back'
• 'refresh'

Element.inner_text

teardown

Automate the driver binaries

webdriver-manager package for Python is exactly what we need :D

https://github.com/SergeyPirogov/webdriver_manager

Support out of the box with webdriver-manager:

• Chrome
• Firefox
• Internet Explorer
• Opera

Element.siblings()

Description

Element class should have a .siblings() method

Elements.not()

Element.click(force)

py.scroll_to()

RemoteDriver to allow scale with containers

Synchronize with the Browser

Evil Tester has a LinkedIn Learning course around Synchronizing with the Browser for more robuts waitings
I want to check this out and see if we can implement any of it in Pylenium!

This actually wasn't very helpful for Pylenium at all. Closing this ticket

PyleniumWait and customize waits

py.screenshot()

py.viewport()

py.wait()

py.write_file()

Python handles the reading and writing of files very easily and I don't need to wrap anything in Promises.

Allow users to add custom objects to pylenium.json

Being able to use py.config would be really nice, but we need a few things to make this happen:

• PyleniumConfig can take any additional objects within the custom object

// pylenium.json

{
    custom = {
        "foo": "bar"
    }
}

# use it in code
py.config.custom.get('foo')  # => yields "bar"

---or---

py.config.custom['foo']  # => yields "bar"

• pylenium.json does not get overriden when a user updates the pyleniumio package

Using Pydantic, we can create our Models to have default values that are only overriden if the user creates a pylenium.json in the Project Root (same directory as our conftest.py)

.click() returns Pylenium to chain commands

Elements.should()

This one is not as crucial since they are so easy to represent in Python and pytest.

• .should().be_empty()
• .should().have_length()
• .should().be_greater_than()
• .should().be_less_than()

For example

# be_empty
assert py.find('a').is_empty()

# have_length
assert py.find('a').length == num

# greater than
assert py.find('a').length > num

# less than
assert py.find('a').length < num