Are there any methods for using autocomplete in Atom, Emacs, or another editor while writing Phantomjs scripts?
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Is there any way to make a browser recording in IntelliJ IDEA, how it is possible in Katalon Studio or Selenium IDE?
Katalon Studio is a test automation product that includes a web recorder and an Eclipse-based code editor (as well as some other stuff like API testing tool, object repository, etc.).
IntelliJ IDEA is an integrated development environment.
So they don't have the same purpose as Katalon Studio is a software that combines many functionalities, one of them is a part of an integrated development environment.
One thing you can do is to use Selenium IDE to record a script and then export it to one of the following programming language / testing libraries:
C# + NUnit
C# + xUnit
Java + JUnit
JavaScript + Mocha
Python + pytest
So you can export it to a Java/JUnit script and open it in IntelliJ.
With this solution can i map the Selenium commands to Robot Framework keywords. It works good. But i think its impossible to map all the selenium keywords in the formatters. How can i call Selenium commands in Robot Framework ? In the deprecated library SeleniumLibrary i can call the keyword Call Selenium Apoi. Is there a solution for Selenium2Library ?
I would like this functionality for record a test for Robot Framework with Selenium IDE.
There are some solutions to convert Selenese to RF+Selenium2Library.
This is a Python converter, Se-IDE-format-to-Robot-Framework.
This is a Selenium IDE file exporter Robot-Framework-Formatter
It does the mapping you want, and you may expand it using the Resource file. It would be good if more selenese mappings would be proposed by you (PR).
I am new with Selenium and having java development experience.
I have installed Selenium IDE as plugin with Firefox.
I have MyEclipse IDE. Should i download another Eclipse IDE for using testing with Selenium Webdriver. If yes then please suggest which version of Eclipse would be best suited for my purpose?
If you want to learn the basics of selenium IDE you better play around with selenium IDE in Firefox.
If you have knowledge in any of the programming languages like Java, python, ruby, c#, PHP
You can use Selenium Webdriver along with any of the mentioned programming languages to write automation testing scripts.
COming to eclipse IDE,when you start using Selenium Webdriver, you need to use Eclipse IDE. other wise if you use Selneium IDE in Firefox, there is no need to use Eclipse as Selenium IDE is just a record and playback tool(also you can add and modify the selenium commands).
you can use Eclipse IDE for Java EE Developers present in the below link.
http://eclipse.org/downloads/packages/eclipse-ide-java-ee-developers/junosr1
No. Perhaps we can not use MyEclipse with selenium. Furthermore IDE is not relevant alternate to Eclipse.
I am new to automation and have to use Sikuli, can you all tell me how to export Sikuli script in java also is it possible to integrate those scripts with Selenium....
Thanks in advance.....
"export" scripts to Java is not possible in this sense, since Sikuli scripts are written in Python scripting language and the scripts itself are run using the Jython interpreter (Java base implementation of Python language).
But since the the essential Sikuli features are implemented using Java, you might transcript/translate a script to Java code, since the Sikuli functions are nearly identical on the Python API level and the Java API level.
But if you have more complex Sikuli Scripts, that you want to run from Java code, there are options to do that:
run the script like from command line, but in a subprocess
run the script using Sikuli's ScriptRunner
I'm writing selenium tests in playframework 1.2.4 using IntelliJ idea (it has some support of playframework now). Is it possible to use some syntax help for selenium tests, which is actually located in html files?
For example there is a tests (in mytest.test.html file)
#{selenium 'software detail renders with back-link on board'}
openAndWait('/detail/1')
assertVisible('//div[#id="util-panel"]//a[#id="back-link"]')
#{/selenium}
Of course I can use intelli-j templates/sniplets. But I would prefer syntax support.
There is a special plugin for IntelliJ IDEA that helps with Selenium tests: https://blog.jetbrains.com/idea/2020/03/intellij-idea-2020-1-selenium-support/
It provides XPath/CSS highlighting and completion for the most used Selenium APIs, including Geb, Selenide and ScalaTest.