Introduction to Selenium
Selenium is an automated testing tool for testing websites , supports a variety of browsers including Chrome, Firefox, Safari and other major interface browsers , but also supports phantomJS interfaceless browser .
We can use the selenium package in Python to automate tasks on almost any major web browser. We can use this package to retrieve elements, fill out forms, click buttons, and perform other such actions.
This post describes how to click a button on a web page in Python using selenium.
Using Selenium Click Buttons in Python
We will first import the webdriver class and create its object to start the connection and open the web browser. We will use this object to retrieve the desired web page and its URL in the get() function.
First, we need to retrieve the button element needed to click the button. This can be accomplished in a number of ways.
We can use selenium to retrieve elements that have attributes such as name, class, id, and so on.
After retrieving the button's elements, we will use theclick() function performs the action of clicking the button.
This logic is implemented in the following code.
from selenium import webdriver
driver = (r'C:/path/to/')
("https://www.sample_website.org/")
e = driver.find_element_by_class_name("slide-out-btn")
()In the above example, we opened Google Chrome using the webdriver class. We redirect to the desired website and use thefind_element_by_class_name() function to get the elements of the button.
After that, use theclick() Function Click the retrieved button.
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