rudra

Rudra: A Selenium IDE alternative using Ruby binding of selenium-webdriver.

Install

gem install rudra

How To Use

“by require ‘rudra’

Initailize using Chrome and zh-TW locale

rudra = Rudra.new browser: :chrome, locale: :zh_tw

Initialize headless with 1920x1080 window size

rudra = Rudra.new headless: true, window_size: ‘1920,1080’

Sample Steps

rudra.puts ‘Search: webdriver’ rudra.open ‘https://www.google.com’ rudra.puts ‘Go to Google Search’ rudra.send_keys ‘name=q’, ‘webdriver’, :enter rudra.puts ‘Wait until page title contains: webdriver’ rudra.wait_for_title ‘webdriver’ rudra.puts ‘Scroll to footer’ rudra.scroll_into_view ‘#fbar’ rudra.puts ‘Draw a redmark’ rudra.draw_redmark ‘#fsl’ rudra.puts ‘Save a screenshot’ rudra.save_screenshot ‘sample_screen’ rudra.puts ‘Clear the drawing’ rudra.clear_drawings rudra.puts ‘Quit the driver’ rudra.quit

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Rudra supports Basic/Digest Authentication using a built-in Chrome extension

# require ‘rudra’

rudra = Rudra.new auth_username: ‘guest’, auth_password: ‘guest’ rudra.puts ‘Basic/Digest Authentication Test’ rudra.open ‘https://jigsaw.w3.org/HTTP/Basic/’ # Basic Authentication test

rudra.open ‘https://jigsaw.w3.org/HTTP/Digest/’ # Digest Authentication test

rudra.save_screenshot ‘Authentication Pass’ rudra.quit

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Supported locator

Format: ‘how=what’

  • css=.btn
  • class=btn-primary
  • id=frame1
  • name=j_username
  • xpath=//span/a
  • etc

If how is not specified, locator starting with / or ( will be parsed as xpath, while ., [ and # are treated as css.

css pseudo selector support => :eq()

Documentation