robotframework

I use Robot Framework. On my HTML page I have a simple button. When you click on it, it downloads a pdf file. How can I check with Robot Framework if the file has been downloaded ? Tks I found a solution, tks to @ombre42 : ${SERVER} ${SERVER_DEV} ${NAME} Robot ${FILE_NAME} Robot.pdf ${CLASS_NAME} in ${DOWNLOAD_DIRECTORY} C:\\robot_download Scenario: User can download Create Directory ${DOWNLOAD_DIRECTORY} ${CHROME_OPTIONS}= Evaluate sys.modules['selenium.webdriver'].ChromeOptions() sys, selenium.webdriver ${disabled} Create List Chrome PDF Viewer ${prefs} Create Dictionary download.default

I am using Robot Framework with Selenium2Library for website tests automation. In one of the cases there is a prompt box (pop-up similar to alert, but with an input field in it, see example here ) asking for some text. The problem is Robot Framework can only click OK or Cancel (Confirm Action and Choose Cancel On Next Confirmation keywords) on such pop-ups. So the question is: how can I input some text into the prompt box? Is it possible? In SeleniumLibrary there was a Press Key Native keyword which could press keys without specifying the target element, but it is absent in Selenium2Library.

I'm trying to run chrome headless with my robot framework tests suites. I managed to do it independtly with python using selenium as follows: options = webdriver.ChromeOptions() options.add_argument('--headless') my_driver = webdriver.Remote(command_executer=my_remote_address, desired_capabilities=options.to_capabilities) The following code is what I did in robot but didn't work: ${options}= Evaluate sys.modules['selenium.webdriver'].ChromeOptions() sys, selenium.webdriver ${options.add_argument}= Set Variable add_argument=--headless Create WebDriver Chrome chrome_options=${options} Open

I have trouble writing if conditions in Robot Framework. I want to execute Run Keyword If '${color}' == 'Red' OR '${color}' == 'Blue' OR '${color}' == 'Pink' Check the quantity I can use this " Run keyword If " keyword with one condition, but for more than one conditions, I got this error: FAIL: Keyword name cannot be empty. And also I would like to use these keywords: Run Keyword If '${color} == 'Blue' AND '${Size} == 'Small' AND '${Design}' != '${Simple}' Check the quantity And Run Keyword Unless '${color}' == 'Black' OR '${Size}' == 'Small' OR '${Design}' == 'Simple' But I just end up

My requirement is to make use of user defined java libraries in robot framework using RED eclipse editor. When trying to specify library in the robot framework, the system errors as no such library available(shown underline in red for library name). Please correct my mistakes done. I have followed the below steps, Updated Eclipse with RED Editor(Eclipse Neon (v 4.6), RED - Robot Editor v0.7.5) Created a class file just as Project in the same eclipse. (Package name: org.robot.KCCKeywords and Class Name: LogonToKCC) Converted the class file into the type '.JAR' and stored it in jython folder(C:

I need to create a nested loop in Robot framework. Can you please Help me do it? ${contents}= Get File ${file path} @{lines}= Split to lines ${contents} ${matched elements}= Get Webelements ${LABEL PORTAIL XPATH } : FOR ${element} IN @{matched elements} \ ${text}= Get Text ${element} \ : FOR ${line} IN @{lines} \ Run Keyword If '${text}' == '${line}' Log '${text} matched' I need to have a nested loop which compares all the ${text} with all the @{lines} in the file. Thanks in Advance No nested loops in RF; that can be done only by calling a keyword with the inner loop, in the outer one. In your

I am centralizing all particular XPath strings to a resource file and importing the variables in that resource file in my test suite (robot framework). This way, they can be maintained in one place and I can use variable names that make the robot file readable. Is that something that is good practice? Sometimes I want to pass an argument to the variable, to make it more dynamic. However, the value of the variable contains and XPath, which sometimes has //div[path...etc][text()='MyString']. Question: In the robot file, how to pass an argument ('MyString') to the Click Element method that is