Note
Some changes to be made here - slim down the number of methods, be more consistent.
A jQuery style shortcut to getting/setting css value of the element. Note that name is javascript-style name (so backgroundColor instead of background-color). Leaving value empty will simply return the value of that css property.
Returns an object that lets you get and set the CSS style of an element.
>>> import webdriverplus
>>> driver = webdriverplus.Firefox()
>>> driver.get('http://www.google.com')
>>> for elem in driver.find('input'):
>>> elem.style.background = 'green'
>>> driver.find('body').style.background = 'red'
Returns the size of the element, as a namedtuple.
>>> elem.size
Size(width=300, height=25)
>>> width, height = elem.size
>>> width = elem.size.width
Returns the location of the element in the canvas, as a namedtuple.
>>> elem.location
Location(x=10, y=50)
>>> x, y = elem.location
>>> x = elem.location.x
>>> y = elem.location.y
Returns True if the checkbox has a checked attribute, False otherwise.
>>> from webdriverplus import WebDriver
>>> snippet = """
... <input type="checkbox" name="vehicle" value="Walk" />I walk to work</input>
... <input type="checkbox" name="vehicle" value="Cycle" checked />I cycle to work</input>
... <input type="checkbox" name="vehicle" value="Drive" />I drive to work</input>
... """
>>> driver = WebDriver().open(snippet)
>>> driver.find(value='Walk').is_checked
False
>>> driver.find(value='Cycle').is_checked
True
Returns True if the option has a selected attribute, False otherwise.
>>> from webdriverplus import WebDriver
>>> snippet = """
... <select>
... <option selected>Walk</option>
... <option>Cycle</option>
... <option>Driver</option>
... </select>
... """
>>> driver = WebDriver().open(snippet)
>>> driver.find(text='Walk').is_selected
True
>>> driver.find(text='Cycle').is_selected
False
Returns the set of CSS classes applied on the element.
Checks if class cls is in the list of the element’s classes
Returns the ‘id’ attribute of the element.
Returns the element’s tag name. (Eg. ‘h1’, ‘div’, ‘input’)
.attr(attribute)
Returns the attribute from the element with corresponding name
Returns a dictionary-like object representing all the DOM attributes on the element. Supports getting, setting, and deleting attributes.
>>> elem = driver.find(id='logo')
>>> elem.attributes
{u'width': u'50px', u'src': u'/static/images/logo.png', u'height': u'50px'}
>>> elem.attributes['src']
u'/static/images/logo.png'
>>> elem.attributes['src'] = '/static/images/other.png'
>>> del(elem.attributes['width'])
>>> del(elem.attributes['height'])
>>> elem.attributes
{u'src': u'/static/images/other.png'}
Note
The values returned by .attributes differ slightly from those returned by WebDriver’s .get_attribute().
Eg: When dealing with sizes, .attribute['height'] returns a value like 50px where .getAttribute('height') returns a value like 50. When dealing with links, .attribute['src'] returns the raw src value, where .getAttribute('src') returns an absolute URL.
Both styles are supported by WebDriver Plus.