Browser Manipulation Remote or Local

Python Component for RPA with Browser Access.

Browser component gives us the facility to define if we are going to use a local or remote browser wedriver by selenoid, just passing the local webdriver directory or the remote webdriver host.

Index

1. Resources and Technologies
2. Getting Started
   1. Requirements
   2. Install
   3. How to use

Resources and Technologies

The component has the following technologies in its core.

• Python 3.11 as main language
• Selenium browser manipulation tools

Getting Started

Requirements

• Python 3.11^
• Poetry packeage manager
• Git
• Selenium Python Packed

Install

1 — Clone the repository

git clone git@github.com:SublateSamuel/manipulate-browser-component.git
>>>>>>> main

How to use

inside the project root folder we will have the UserInterfaceBrowser class.

this class can be instantiated with the necessary parameters to start a browser

1 — necessary parameters for instantiated this class:

Parameter	type	Descrição
Host	string	host executor takes full path of local webdriver or host of remote webdriver
Remote Browser	bool	if the webdriver is remote, this field must be True , parameter is False by default

2 — Example using class as an instance local:

For this you need to have installed a Chrome or Chromium webdriver compatible with the browser version installed on your machine

from manipule_browser.user_interface_browser import UserInterfaceBrowser
from manipule_browser.drivers.driver_types import DriverTypes
from manipule_browser.path import WEBDRIVER_DIR

browser = UserInterfaceBrowser(host=WEBDRIVER_DIR / 'chromedriver', browser_type=DriverTypes.LOCAL_CHROME)
browser.visit('https://google.com')


assert browser.title == "Google"

3 — Example using class as an instance remote:

For this you need have access to an infrastructure of remote browsers, for example: Selenoid

from manipule_browser.user_interface_browser import UserInterfaceBrowser
from manipule_browser.drivers.driver_types import DriverTypes
from manipule_browser.path import WEBDRIVER_DIR

browser = UserInterfaceBrowser(host='http://selenoid:4444', browser_type=DriverTypes.REMOTE_CHROME)
browser.visit('https://google.com')


assert browser.title == "Google"