public ScriptRunTest()
{
IWebDriver driver = new ChromeDriver();
driver.Url = "https://www.google.com/";
_javascriptExecutor = JavascriptExecutor.Create(new JavascriptRuntime((IJavaScriptExecutor)driver));
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
// we build a ChromeDriver instance
ChromeDriver driver = new ChromeDriver();
driver.Url = "https://www.google.com/";
//IWebDriver driver = null;
// then we build a JavascriptExecutor instance, where it'll manage and create the dynamic
// object.
var jsExecutor = JavascriptExecutor.Create(new JavascriptRuntime((IJavaScriptExecutor)driver));
// we start a new dynamic object of js. Now we can execute javascript through C#.
// internally, it will parse the data and execute the script.
dynamic js = jsExecutor.GetDynamicJs();
// outputs a message to browser's console.
// Execute() method is defined under MethodExecutor class.
// Execute() shall run and not return anything.
js.console.log("Hello world").Execute();
// simple arithmetic operations
// arithmetic operations are done on c# side.
// TODO: Define either the developer wants it to be run on C# (slower) or on Javascript.
// we define these values on browser.
js.val1 = 10;
js.val2 = 20;
// it does the math of (val2 / 2) + val1 on c#.
Int64 math = js.val1 + js.val2 / 2;
// and then send the value to browser's console log
js.console.log(math).Execute();
// we can also define the value directly in javascript
js.name = "John Doe";
// and then send to javascript.
// js.name will never be returned to C#, it will send directly the command to javascript
// to execute the data (as javascript already has this member set).
js.console.log(js.name).Execute();
// now we are using the method substring of Javascript to get a part of the string defined
// in javascript (js.name). It shall get only "John".
// we have defined this in a local C# variable.
// ExecuteReturn will execute the method and return its value.
// TODO: Make it type-safe.
string firstName = js.name.substring(0, 4).ExecuteReturn();
// Now we output the value to C# and output to browser's output
Console.WriteLine(firstName);
js.console.log(firstName).Execute();
// Done.
Console.ReadKey();
}
public ScriptParseTest()
{
_javascriptExecutor = JavascriptExecutor.Create(new JavascriptRawRuntime());
}