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*The Selenium IDE can generate Python code for individual SIDE commands by exporting a "script" to Python that contains only one or a few commands. The exporter does not require a fully operational script. An single SIDE command may be translated to one or more Python functions. For example, the verifyXYZ IDE commands are generally translated to a get_xyz( ) passed to an assertion function. | *The Selenium IDE can generate Python code for individual SIDE commands by exporting a "script" to Python that contains only one or a few commands. The exporter does not require a fully operational script. An single SIDE command may be translated to one or more Python functions. For example, the verifyXYZ IDE commands are generally translated to a get_xyz( ) passed to an assertion function. | ||
==== Shared Libraries ==== | ==== Shared Libraries ==== | ||
<br> | Code libraries for AMO pages are available to help centralize code and simplify python scripts. They contain functions to execute features and locators for page elements.<br> | ||
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=== Setting Up Selenium RC === | === Setting Up Selenium RC === | ||