Selenium is great for automated testing of web-apps and I’ve been using the Firefox extension Selenium IDE for a few months now. For completeness of automated testing for web apps you need to do this in a number of different browsers which Selenium IDE doesn’t do. So you’ll need to download and install Selenium on your Mac. You can follow my or instructions to get started and install Selenium on your Mac. Download Chromedriver to your MacHead over to the and download the latest package. You then need to unzip the package and then copy the file to /usr/bin This is a hidden system folder so the easy way to get to this file is Open another finder window From the Go menu select Go To Folder Type /usr/bin and press enter Now drag n drop the Chromedriver file from your Download folder to this directory. You’ll be prompted for you Admin password.

• Chromedriver Mac Os

Chromedriver Mac Os

Enterprise architect for mac. Finally, I suggest you restart your computer as the next step didn’t work when I tried it. Basic Test Case for Chromedriver and SeleniumIf you’ve already followed my guide to setup Selenium via Python then this will look familiar Open a terminal window and type the following, pressing enter at the end of each line python from selenium import webdriver driver = webdriver.Chrome After a few seconds, if all is well a new instance of Chrome will open To finish the test just type driver.get('To exit Python from your open Terminal, press ctrl+z Tags:.