Description

whaly is the easy way to write a browser-based selenium scripts.It's fully focused on the words, because words better than codes.it's written in ruby language.it's only compatible for linux platform.

pre-release version

v1.0.4

Pre-requisite

BEFORE YOU USE WHALY

- need to install ruby interpreter
- following gem package need to install - selenium-webdriver

you can install via gem & guidelines how to use whaly gem

gem install whaly

## guidelines for ruby users

step1: create a your own empty filename, Example: 'test_google.txt'
step2: create a new .rb file, Example: 'whaly-file.rb'
    require 'whaly'
    
    my_whaly = Whaly.new()
    my_whaly.whaly_s('test_google.txt')
   
 step3:  run whaly-file.rb in your terminal, Example: whaly-file.rb
 
 "whaly engine is running until you press ctrl + c to stop"
 
 step4: you are ready to write whaly codes in demo.txt, 
        it will convert to selenium code in whalytest_test_google.txt.rb
        
 if you want to stop the whaly-engine, just press ctrl + c at terminal for stop

Phase

-pre-release

Note: maybe it's contains few bugs

highlights

you can write words instead of codes
runs smoothly without delay
builtin ruby
easy to use

how to setup ?

In your bash,
alias whaly='bash whalys/whaly-runner.sh'

how to run ?

whaly <your text filename> [--options]

Example:
    whaly google.txt --create

demo (windows/bash)

whaly_demos_edit_0.webm

whaly automatically write a selenium based by whaly

after you completely written it, just stop it ctrl + c

list of all valid whaly - pre-release

if you write this in whaly	produce
@import - whaly-engine	require 'selenium-webdriver'
whaly-start-engine c	driver = Selenium::WebDriver.for(:chrome)
go to the url "https://www.google.com"	driver.navigate.to('https://www.google.com')
find name is 'q' .click	driver.find_element(:name, 'q' ).click
delay-for 0.2	sleep 0.2
select name isz 'animals' and select-by - value - 'dog'	Selenium::WebDriver::Support::Select.new(driver.find_element(:name, 'animals' )).select_by( value , 'dog')
stop-whaly-engine -quit	driver.quit
add-cookies { name: 'hello' , value: 'howareyou' , same_site: 'Strict'}	driver.manage.add_cookie(name: 'hello',value: 'howareyou',same_site: 'Strict')
show l-all-cookies	driver.manage.all_cookies
show -Scookies - 'foo'	driver.manage.cookie_named('foo')
del -Dcookies - 'foo'	driver.manage.delete_all_cookies('foo')
del d-all-cookies	driver.manage.delete_all_cookies
I/O keyboard key-up:(shift).send-keys(4,2).key-down.('how are you').send-keys(:shift).perform	driver.action.key-up:(shift).send-keys(4,2).key-down.('how are you').send-keys(:shift).perform
<-- button	driver.navigate.back
--> button	driver.navigate.forward
just refresh!!	driver.navigate.refresh

whaly-start-engine 
c for chrome
f for firefox
i for ie

Try this Example below:

step 1: create empty file name as google.txt <br>
step 2: whaly google.txt --create <br>
step 3: whaly google.txt --run

google.txt

@import - whaly-engine

start-whaly-engine c

go to the url 'https://www.google.com'

delay-for 3
find name is 'q'.send_keys('how are you man')
find xpath is '/html/body/div[1]/div[3]/form/div[1]/div[1]/div[4]/center/input[1]'.click

delay-for 2
stop-whaly-engine -quit

output:

this file automatically located at whalytest-scripts/whalytest_demo.txt.rb

require 'selenium-webdriver'

driver = Selenium::WebDriver.for(:chrome)

driver.navigate.to('https://www.google.com')
sleep 3
driver.find_element(:name, 'q').send_keys('how are you man')
driver.find_element(:xpath, '/html/body/div[1]/div[3]/form/div[1]/div[1]/div[4]/center/input[1]').click

sleep 2
driver.quit

code comparsion

list of whaly shell commands (not for ruby gems)

arguments	definition
--run	complier the file continously whaly [your filename] --run
--create	create a file format to ruby whaly [filename] --create
--about	about whaly whaly --about

main focus of whaly

- anybody can use without any prior programming knowledge
- easy to use

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