#selenium

why can't I set a window size for the browser? I am getting an exception http://paste2.org/Hy6gUbKN

ah, I figured out, that this occurs because I do .set_window_size() immediately after I start the browser. How to make it more reliable?

davehunt: get a grip man!

@ooooooooooo which browser?

firefox?

in my experience, you should be able to do that anyway

but you could try fetching a url first before maximising

oooooooooooo: the stacktrace doesn't show it crapping out on the set_window_size command

lucast: yeah, but I figured out that that line affects the behavior

if I do .set_window_size() after .get() - it works, I just fear that there may be not enough time for page to re-paint before I do .save_screenshot()

was terying to swipe down on android, using appium client 4.12, selenium java 3.3.1, code : mobDriver.swipe(100, 100, 100, 900, 3000); has no effect :///

swipe is not a selenium action

you need to talk to the appium peope

ok

AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'firefox'

File "test.py", line 67, in <module> unittest.main()

how to debug that?

oooooooooooo paste a gist or pastebin

sounds like you're calling <module>.firefox somewhere on something taht doesn't have a firefox method/attribute

:)

probably on line 67 of the file "test.py"

😝

I am calling 'self.driver = webdriver.Firefox()' under 'def seUp(self):'

basically, my script is a modification of http://selenium-python.readthedocs.io/getting-s...

oooooooooooo did you do from selenium import webdriver?

can you paste line 77 of test.py

I just attempted to make it call either .Chrome() or .Firefox() based on the args sent to the script

lucast: unittest.main()

sorry 67

christ almighty just paste the script

im sure its not earth shattering stuff :P

:gist

Please paste >3 lines of text to https://gist.github.com

i'll paste you

...or something

spread yourself all over me?

wait

I needed time to cut away unrelated stuff

still left some (lines 31-32 aren't needed)

and which lines correlates to 67 (the one that gave the error)

lucast: 35

unittest.main()

oh, right

need more of the stack trace

it is the same

he pasted it earlier

its l21

WhereIsMySpoon: weird, it is a bit different

oooooooooooo why do you pop args?

dude-x how else would I tell the script which browser and screen size to use?

oh, you mean .pop

I did .pop because 1st arg is script's name

I don't need that

not really familiar with how unittest works anymore

oooooooooooo what do you write in the command line?

dude-x 'python script.py 0 firefox 1280x1024'

I cut away the screen resolution in the example I shared

and the 0 too, it is not used

why not make screen size a variable in the script?

dude-x: because I would like to be able to use arbitrary values

why not make a config file

but anyway

hello, is there an easy way to add a serverlet to a hub if i'm using the docker image hub?

seems to me like the only solution would be dockerize my own version of the hub's code with my additions

is that correct?

(new to selenium grid)

i'm not sure you can pass stuff into unittest that way through the command line, but i also don't know much

ilyacher that is not unreasonable to create your own image

dude-x didn't say unreasonable :)

wondering if there's an easier way..

basically all i'm looking for is a way to get the current queue size on-demand

lucast: I don't do that

searched around and found that people are suggesting to write a serverlet that does that

oooooooooooo: you said you did.... python script.py 0 firefox 1280x1024

lucast: I pass args to my script, which parses args into vars

oooooooooooo i don't see anything wrong with your script. what's the name of the module?

yes but unittest is grabbing those

and thinks they are test files

dude-x: exactly. What module?. "AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'firefox'" is not a useful error.

this shows exactly what's going on http://paste2.org/eKJWfCxz

unittest is trying to do something with your argv

oooooooooooo told you not to pop argv

:p

dude-x: I did not. I popped args.