When I first began working on the front-end to this one interactive application, I decided to just write a few lines of JavaScript to handle some miscellaneous things behaviors on the front-end. However, that soon turned into a completely interactive front-end with thousands of lines of JavaScript trying to hack together the entire DOM. Mac OS X 10.6.4 (Mac), free and safe download. Mac OS X 10.6.4 latest version: Apple's official update for OS X 10.6.4. Mac OS mojaveにしたら、重くて、重くて、イライラしっぱなし。原因はどこ?何が悪いの?. Firefox on macOS¶. Using macOS APIs; A primer on macOS SDKs; Next Previous. Marionette Zoo aims to recreate the analogue adventures of the real-life marionette puppet theatre. Main features: - Explore the Hills, the Ocean, the Volcano and the Jungle. Meet Bird, Monkey, Octopus and T-rex and find their special actions. Get lost in the unique atmosphere of each scene. Play with one or two puppets at the same time.
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(I'm not sure I've ever done a post on a Leap Day..)
At Mozilla a lot of folks make use of automation tools in order to write tests.There's even an entire IRC channel devoted to discussions about it. As I getdepper and deeper into my time at Mozilla I now have to think about how to usethese tools to accomplish my testing goals. Like my post about using DockerI wanted to share my first steps in using Marionette, a set of automation toolsthat focus on driving a browser much in the same way Behat does.It's an essential tool for testing all the various versions of the FireFox broswersthat Mozilla releases.
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In this case I'm going to be highlighting the use of Marionette Driver. This is a Pythonlibrary that allows you to control a browser that has support for Marionette built in.
As an aside, I find it very encouraging that the major browser companies arestarting to build hooks right in to support tools that use the WebDriver API.
As the link to Marionette-enabled builds states, support for interacting withMarionette is in every recent (as of February 29, 2016) build of Firefox that isavailable to the public but is not turned on by default. To enable it, you willneed to start Firefox from the command line and add a
--marionette
switch.My examples were done on Mac OS-X El Capitan. Tumblefolk tempest mac os. Specific steps might be differentfor your environment. So let me run your through a very quick example of howMarionette does it's stuff.
First, I opened another terminal window and started up a copy of Firefox Developer Edition and started it up:
/Applications/FirefoxDeveloperEdition.app/Contents/MacOS/firefox --marionette
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Once it started, there was a notice that it was ready and listening for connectionson port 2828, which is the default. Next I proceeded to use Virtualenv to create a sandboxed environmentfor my code to run in. Once inside this new virtual environmentI installed the Marionette driver using the version of pipthat Virtualenv had thoughtfully installed:
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pip install marionette_driver
With the Marionette driver installed, it was time to do a simple test to makesure everything was working. I fired up a Python interpreter (2.7.1) andtried to load a web page up the same way the old documentation for Marionette client
Bicyclism: art of riding mac os. Here's a very simple example of how to use it:
What did I do?
- loaded the Marionette-driver library
- from that library I wanted to use some functionality that's part of
marionette
- create a
client
that's connected to a browser running onlocalhost
and port 2828 - start a session
- cause the browser to execute some arbitrary Javascript (an alert in this case)
- navigate to a specific page
- verify the URL
- grab a helper for identifying elements in a page
- find the first
a
tag on the page - click that link
I am just at the beginning of my work using Marionnette (how the heck can I clickon things that are part of the brower itself and not on the HTML page). Hopethis little example helps you get started too.
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