RoboCon 2024 Tutorial - Creating a Web Testing Framework with Robot Framework and Browser Library

[@lukaszgd]

Great and helpful tutorial. A small piece of advice that would make watching the material easier is to please record in a higher resolution.

[@Athacalus]

What is most important here, is that Browser Library is a Playwright "port" into RobotFramework.

[@GayathriRamkumar-n6t]

Hi Team, Thanks for the video. I just finished watching the video. Could you please let me know whether the repository is still available for public viewing. thanks

[@anandsagar2622]

I'm getting Type error: Replace all is not a function
When I'm using trying to use the sauce demo locators and automate it..Please help

[@akifyorulmaz5961]

Hi. Impressive video. How can i reach github repository of this project?

[@anisdhouieb9918]

Hi, is it possible to have the github repo link please for the project ?

[@RobotFrameworkChannel]

Here you go: github.com/horzuff/robocon2024

[@anisdhouieb9918]

@@RobotFrameworkChannel Thank you !!!

[@ashwincs1367]

Hi, what was the alternative to the debugger that RENÉ was mentioning for at the point 2:17:35 ?

[@RobotFrameworkChannel]

Hello,
This is what Rene mentioned: pypi.org/project/robotframework-debuglibrary/

[@anisdhouieb9918]

regarding the variables file, is it compulsory to put them in a .py or .yaml file or it is just a best practice? it is not possible
to define them in a .resource file ?

[@Athacalus]

It all depends on what are your intentions. I use *.resource for variables and *.json for API requests/response schemas.

[@RobotFrameworkChannel]

You can store the variables in whatever type of file you like and it's easier for you. That's what makes Robot Framework such a powerfull tool. You have some guildlines but you can choose the option that best fits your project and your needs.