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I am waiting for PR #61 to be merged.
This will enable better programmatic interface to validation in Python.
To further advance things, it would be nice to be able to validate HTML documents by passing a Selenium Webdriver object to the
get_messages()
function.
Use Case 1:
I need to validate some web-applications while I am logged in to the application, and access the messages programmatically.
Using Selenium in interactive mode I can easily log in to the webapp and run the validation on a speciffic page after navigating there.
Use Case 2:
I need to correct minor errors in a webpage to see the effect it has on validation.
Using Selenium in interactive mode coupled with the DevTools in the browser I can change the active document on the fly to correct errors and re-run tests.
Thoughts for a path forward:
I suppose an easy way to do this would be to save the output from Selenium.page_source.encode() to a temporary file and then pass that file to get_messages() from PR #61
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I am waiting for PR #61 to be merged.
This will enable better programmatic interface to validation in Python.
To further advance things, it would be nice to be able to validate HTML documents by passing a Selenium Webdriver object to the
get_messages()
function.
Use Case 1:
I need to validate some web-applications while I am logged in to the application, and access the messages programmatically.
Using Selenium in interactive mode I can easily log in to the webapp and run the validation on a speciffic page after navigating there.
Use Case 2:
I need to correct minor errors in a webpage to see the effect it has on validation.
Using Selenium in interactive mode coupled with the DevTools in the browser I can change the active document on the fly to correct errors and re-run tests.
Thoughts for a path forward:
I suppose an easy way to do this would be to save the output from Selenium.page_source.encode() to a temporary file and then pass that file to get_messages() from PR #61
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: