| 1 | = Web Driver Notes 2018 = |
| 2 | ''Presented by Brian Burg'' |
| 3 | |
| 4 | * WebDriver is a test runner for web content in Safari |
| 5 | * [demo of WebDriver running test suites] |
| 6 | * WebDriver is pretty powerful/flexible |
| 7 | * Create/find/test elements |
| 8 | * Run JavaScript |
| 9 | * Create/resize/close windows |
| 10 | * Architecture breakdown |
| 11 | * Test/TestRunner |
| 12 | * Python |
| 13 | * Uses a library (e.g. selenium) |
| 14 | * DOM interaction/api |
| 15 | * Turns each call into REST API calls |
| 16 | * Driver (e.g. SafariDriver, GTKDriver) |
| 17 | * web server with REST API |
| 18 | * receives calls from test/testrunner |
| 19 | * must be able to tell browser what to do |
| 20 | * API is standardized |
| 21 | * Test breakdown |
| 22 | * Driver represents a session with Safari |
| 23 | * able to interact with browser (e.g. bind elements by ID, execute scripts) |
| 24 | * able to pass objects from the test into the test to be accessible via javascript |
| 25 | * Able to be run across multiple machines due to REST api system |
| 26 | * Safari 12 / WebKit TOT implements W3C WebDriver standard |
| 27 | * Safari is fastest WebDriver implementation |
| 28 | * Many tests still don't pass (OpenSource/WebDriverTests/TestExpectations.json) |
| 29 | * WebDriver for WKWebView |
| 30 | * Currently WebDriver only works in the browser, not within an app |
| 31 | * Idea is to allow each app to opt-in WebDriver for all views within that app |
| 32 | * WebDriver for iOS |
| 33 | * Currently WebDriver only works for mac Safari, not iOS Safari |
| 34 | * Requesting a new session would allow an iOS/Simulator Safari driver |
| 35 | * depends on the system (e.g. connected devices, simulators) |
| 36 | * Some API wouldn't work on mobile, as they were developed for desktop |
| 37 | * resizing the window |
| 38 | * click vs touch |
| 39 | * RPC protocol is based on WebInspector protocol |