1. Test Automation For Web-Based Applications
Portnov Computer School
WebDriver Training
Test Automation For Web-Based Applications
Presenter: Ellie Skobel

2. Day 1
Configuring Selenium
With PyCharm

3. PyCharm - Python Code Editor
Intelligent Code Editor
Syntax highlighting
Auto-Indentation
Code completion
Easy Code Navigation & Search
Go to Declaration
Find Usages
Code Inspection
On-the-fly error highlighting
Quick-fixes
Python Refactoring
Perform global code changes

4. Installing PyCharm Ensure Java is installed Install Python
version 1.7 or later is advised
Install Python
version 2.7 is what we will use in this class
Add Python and Java to your system $PATH variable
Download and install PyCharm

5. Create a PyCharm project
Launch PyCharm.
Select File > New Project
Enter Project name and desired location
Select a Python Interpreter

6. Adding Selenium to Python Project
Open cmd (or Terminal)
Ensure python is installed and has been added to System PATH variable
You should be able to type python in cmd and see the following:
Python (default, Apr , 22.71:26) [MSC v bit (Intel)] on win32
Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
>>>
Install Selenium Client
In cmd type:
pip install selenium
If pip is not installed on your system, you can easily install it by running:
python get-pip.py

7. Creating PyUnit Tests Context-click the Project name
Select New > Python File

8. Creating PyUnit Tests In the ‘New Python file’ pop up select
Enter the Test Name into the ‘Name’ field.
Select the ‘Python unit test’ option from the ‘Kind’ dropdown.

9. Run Python Tests in PyCharm
Open any existing unittest TestCase
Right-click anywhere in the document
Select Run
Select Run