WebDriverRunnerClass usage in Selenide

Tutorial 7​​ –​​ WebDriverRunner class​​ in​​ Selenide

What you will Learn:

• Get current url

• Invoke ‘Selenium’​​ methods using getWebDriver()

• Validate current browser type

• current frame url

• Code snippet

Get current url

Let us say we want to get the url of current page. We can simply do that by invoking the ‘url’ method inside ‘WebDriverRunner’ class.

We can also assert the url (see line#22)​​ 

Save and execute.​​ 

The url gets printed in console

Invoke​​ ‘Selenium’​​ methods using getWebDriver()

We can use​​ getWebDriver()​​ method to invoke ‘Selenium’ methods

As an example, let us print the page title using Selenium’s getTitle() method

Similarly we can use other selenium methods.

Validate current browser type

In selenide, the default browser is chrome. So during runtime, we can check the browser type. Let us use ‘isFirefox()’ method that returns a boolean

Notice​​ that, as expected,​​ ‘false’ is returned

Current frame url

We can print the current frame url

Code snippet

package​​ w2a.selenide;

import​​ org.openqa.selenium.By;

import​​ org.testng.Assert;

import​​ org.testng.annotations.Test;

import​​ com.codeborne.selenide.CollectionCondition;

import​​ com.codeborne.selenide.Condition;

import​​ com.codeborne.selenide.Configuration;

import​​ com.codeborne.selenide.WebDriverRunner;

import​​ static​​ com.codeborne.selenide.Selenide.*;

import​​ static​​ com.codeborne.selenide.Condition.*;

public​​ class​​ FirstSelenideTest {

 @Test

 public​​ void​​ searchTest()​​ throws​​ InterruptedException {

  //open("https://www.way2automation.com/lifetime-membership-club/");

  open("https://www.selenium-tutorial.com/p/selenium-online-training");

  System.out.println(WebDriverRunner.url());

  //Assert.assertTrue(WebDriverRunner.url().contains("lifetime-membership-club"));

  System.out.println(WebDriverRunner.getWebDriver().getTitle());

  System.out.println(WebDriverRunner.isChrome());

  System.out.println(WebDriverRunner.currentFrameUrl());

  Thread.sleep(5000);

 }

}

Thank you for reading!