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webdriver-tool

v0.1.0

Published

Webdriver tool to manage selenium standalone server

Downloads

15

Readme

Webdriver Tool

Webdriver tool is a manager for selenium standalone server jar and browser drivers executables. This is the same tool as webdriver-manager from the Protractor repository.

Getting Started

npm install -g webdriver-tool

Setting up a Selenium Server

Prior to starting the selenium server, download the selenium server jar and driver binaries. By default it will download the selenium server jar and chromedriver binary.

webdriver-tool update

Starting the Selenium Server

By default, the selenium server will run on http://localhost:4444/wd/hub.

webdriver-tool start

Other useful commands

View different versions of server and driver files:

webdriver-tool status

Clear out the server and driver files. If webdriver-tool start does not work, try to clear out the saved files.

webdriver-tool clean