XPATH and CSS locators + bonus- using ChatGPT for locators

XPATH and CSS locators + bonus: using ChatGPT for locators, available at Free, has an average rating of 4.8, with 49 lectures, 4 quizzes, based on 38 reviews, and has 1735 subscribers.

You will learn about You will learn how to build precise and stable XPATH and CSS locators for Selenium, Appium and other test automation tools where XPATH/CSS locators are used How to use Chrome Dev tools How to search by text, XPATH axes, child, other elements How to search by CSS locators by attributes, partial values, how to find and verify locators Which type of locator is the most powerful Using ChatGPT for locators generation, optimization and fixing This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner, Intermediate QA engineers who would like to test Web applications, understand structure of the XML/HTML documents and improve their skills in mastering XPATH and CSS locators or Everybody who uses XPATH/CSS locators in auto tests and code It is particularly useful for Beginner, Intermediate QA engineers who would like to test Web applications, understand structure of the XML/HTML documents and improve their skills in mastering XPATH and CSS locators or Everybody who uses XPATH/CSS locators in auto tests and code.

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Summary

Title: XPATH and CSS locators + bonus: using ChatGPT for locators

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4.8

Number of Lectures: 49

Number of Quizzes: 4

Number of Published Lectures: 49

Number of Published Quizzes: 4

Number of Curriculum Items: 53

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 53

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

You will learn how to build precise and stable XPATH and CSS locators for Selenium, Appium and other test automation tools where XPATH/CSS locators are used

How to use Chrome Dev tools

How to search by text, XPATH axes, child, other elements

How to search by CSS locators by attributes, partial values, how to find and verify locators

Which type of locator is the most powerful

Using ChatGPT for locators generation, optimization and fixing

Who Should Attend

Beginner, Intermediate QA engineers who would like to test Web applications, understand structure of the XML/HTML documents and improve their skills in mastering XPATH and CSS locators

Everybody who uses XPATH/CSS locators in auto tests and code

Target Audiences

Beginner, Intermediate QA engineers who would like to test Web applications, understand structure of the XML/HTML documents and improve their skills in mastering XPATH and CSS locators

Everybody who uses XPATH/CSS locators in auto tests and code

About me

My name is Ostap I have more than 12 years of experience in test automation. I have prepared a short but well-structured and informative course about XPATH, and CSS locators. It will be helpful for beginner and developing test automation engineers who want to use stable and optimal locators for their tests. If you work with web or mobile applications – you know that finding a good and stable locator can cost you a lot of time and effort and even that does not guarantee that the locator will work after some changes in DOM. This course will help you to understand and get some experience working with locators.

You will find answers to the following questions:

– what is a locator?

– why do we need locators?

– what is the difference between XPATH and CSS?

– how to find and verify locators?

– how to use Dev Tools?

– how to use Dev Tools console to find XPATH and css locators?

– how to use the features and functions of XPATH?

– how to build locators using XPATH, CSS and other types of locators?

– how to find and optimize locators for complex elements

– how to search elements by text, partial text

– how to search using logical operators?

– how to search elements by children, ancestors, what is XPATH axis?

– why the relative path is better than the absolute?

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Locators and their types

Lecture 1: What are the locators and why do we need them ?

Lecture 2: How to find locators

Lecture 3: Practice

Lecture 4: Terminology. DOM

Lecture 5: Absolute path

Lecture 6: Relative path and task

Lecture 7: PDF version

Chapter 3: XPATH basics, operators

Lecture 1: XPATH agenda and intro

Lecture 2: Search by attribute

Lecture 3: Arrays

Lecture 4: Attributes, contain and practice

Lecture 5: Search by text

Lecture 6: Search by text + arrays

Lecture 7: Attribute starts-with. Practice

Lecture 8: Answer for practice task

Lecture 9: Using text() and starts-with

Lecture 10: Logical operators: AND

Lecture 11: Logical operators: OR

Lecture 12: XPATH axes

Lecture 13: Axes: following::

Lecture 14: Axes: following:: part 2

Lecture 15: Axes: preceding::

Lecture 16: Axes: ancestor::

Lecture 17: Axes: child::

Lecture 18: Axes: following-sibling

Lecture 19: Axes: parent::

Lecture 20: Axes: self::

Lecture 21: Axes: descendant::

Lecture 22: Practice on XPATH axes

Lecture 23: Other helpful functions and practice

Lecture 24: PDF version

Chapter 4: CSS locators

Lecture 1: CSS locators, search by name and attribute

Lecture 2: Search by attribute value

Lecture 3: Search by class and ID

Lecture 4: Selecting multiple elements

Lecture 5: Search child elements

Lecture 6: Search for next and proceeding elements

Lecture 7: Search by part of an attribute

Lecture 8: Search by starts with / ends with

Lecture 9: Search by first child and last child

Lecture 10: Search nth-child

Lecture 11: Search by first and last of type

Lecture 12: Search by nth of type, type vs child

Lecture 13: Bonus: DevTools additional features

Lecture 14: PDF version

Chapter 5: Bonus: Using ChatGPT for locators

Lecture 1: Using ChatGPT for locators generation and optimization

Lecture 2: How ChatGPT can fix the locators and suggest the best one ?

Lecture 3: ChatGPT and autocomplete

Instructors

Ostap Elyashevskyy
Test Automation Expert

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5 stars: 26 votes

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