Selmate is a Python utility library designed to enhance Selenium WebDriver automation by providing human-like interactions, robust exception handling, and utilities for common web automation tasks. It simplifies interactions with web elements, handles popups, normalizes URLs, and simulates natural user behavior like mouse movements and scrolling.
- Safe Element Interactions: Wrappers for Selenium operations (clicks, scrolls, etc.) with built-in exception handling for stale elements, timeouts, and more.
- Human-Like Behavior: Simulates realistic mouse movements, scrolling, and latency to mimic human interactions.
- Popup Handling: Automatically detects and handles popup banners, including those within iframes, with options to accept or close them.
- URL Normalization: Utilities to normalize URLs relative to a base URL, with configurable handling of query strings, fragments, and parameters.
- JavaScript Integration: Execute JavaScript for advanced interactions like smooth scrolling, element removal, and visibility checks.
- Text Similarity: Identify confirmation buttons or close buttons using fuzzy text matching.
Install Selmate via pip:
pip install selmateHere are some examples of using Selmate's core functionalities:
from selenium import webdriver
from selmate.composites import complex_click
from selmate.selenium_primitives import find_element_safely
from selenium.webdriver.common.by import By
driver = webdriver.Chrome()
driver.get("https://example.com")
# Safely find and click a button
button = find_element_safely(By.ID, "submit-button", driver)
if button and complex_click(button, driver):
print("Button clicked successfully")
driver.quit()from selenium import webdriver
from selmate.composites import bypass_popup_banners
driver = webdriver.Chrome()
driver.get("https://example.com")
# Automatically handle popup banners
bypass_popup_banners(driver, observation_capacity=50, success_capacity=3, try_close=True)
print("Popups handled")
driver.quit()from selenium import webdriver
from selmate.composites import wander_between_2_elements
from selmate.selenium_primitives import find_element_safely
from selenium.webdriver.common.by import By
driver = webdriver.Chrome()
driver.get("https://example.com")
# Find two elements and simulate mouse movement between them
element1 = find_element_safely(By.ID, "element1", driver)
element2 = find_element_safely(By.ID, "element2", driver)
if element1 and element2:
wander_between_2_elements(element1, element2, driver)
driver.quit()Selmate is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.
For questions or support, open an issue or contact the maintainer at waxbid@gmail.com.