The selenium wrapper can be used as a general purpose framework allowing for an easier, faster and less error prone way to interact with selenium.

• Get an element:
  element = find_element((<selector type>, <selector>))
  or
  element = find_element(<key in the selector dictionary>)

• Click on an element:
  element.click()

• Get the text of an element:
  text = element.text

• Write text:
  element.send_keys("some example text")

• Finds the element on the webpage and returns the selenium element object
• locator
  • Takes in a locator element. It can either be a string or a tuple. string: Must be a string, that is contained in the selector dictionary as a key tuple: Must be in the format of (<selector type>, <selector>), for example ("id", "first")
• timeout
  • Sets the timeout for how long it will wait for this element to appear before it throws an exception.
• suppress_error
  • If set to True, when the element is not found, the function returns None and moves on instead of crashing.
  • This can be useful when checking if an element exists:

  # Check if an element is present:
  element = find_element(("xpath", "//some/example/xpath"), timeout=5, supressError=True)
  if element is not None:
  # Is present
  else:
  # Is not present