Selenium JAVA and RUBY Web Objects Methods

I've list out the methods available in Selenium framework. I've defined methods in JAVA and also 

a corresponding method in RUBY language. Both methods do the same only difference is in syntax

also listed sample code for each method. Hope this would helpful for you guys.

BROWSER OBJECT SELENIUM METHODS  

	Description	Java Method Name	Ruby Method Name
1	Create instance of Fire Fox Driver	WebDriver driver = new FirefoxDriver();	driver= Selenium::Webdriver.for Firefox
2	Create instance of Chrome Driver	WebDriver driver = new ChromeDriver();	driver= Selenium::Webdriver.for Chrome
3	Create instance of IE Driver	WebDriver driver = new IEDriver();	driver= Selenium::Webdriver.for IE
4	Create instance of Safari Driver	WebDriver driver = new SafariDriver();	driver= Selenium::Webdriver.for Safari
5	Navigate to the page specified in the URL. It does exactly the same thing as the get() method.	navigate().to(url) code ex: driver.navigate(). to("http://www.google.com")	get(url code ex: driver.get("http://www.google.com"))
6	Navigate to the page specified in the URL. It does exactly the same thing as the get() method. Only diff between navigate() and get() method is get() method will untill the page loads.	navigate().refresh() code ex: driver.navigate().refresh()	navigate().refresh() code ex: driver.navigate().refresh()
7	It refreshes the current page.	navigate().refresh() code ex: driver.navigate().refresh()	navigate().refresh() code ex: driver.navigate().refresh()
8	It clicks the Browser back button.	navigate().back() code ex: driver.navigate().back()	navigate().back() code ex: driver.navigate().back()
9	It clicks the Browser forward button.	navigate().forward() code ex: driver.navigate().forward()	navigate().forward() code ex: driver.navigate().forward ()
10	It closes only the current browser that WebDriver is currently controlling/ opened. To close current WebDriver Instance, We can use Close() method	close() code ex: driver.close()	close() code ex: driver.close()
11	It closes all windows that WebDriver has opened. Quit() method more effective than close()	quit() code ex: driver.quit()	quit() code ex: driver.quit()
12	Swich the focus from the controlling browser to ALERT OR WINDOW OR FRAME.	swithTo()	swith_to
13	Capture the text from alert	alert().getText(); code: String alrtmsg = driver.switchTo().alert().getText();	alert().text(); code: alrtmsg = driver. swith_to.alert().text();
14	Perform OK operation	alert().accept(); code: driver.switchTo().alert().accept();	alert().accept(); code:  driver. swith _to().alert().accept();
15	Perform Cancel operation	alert().dismiss(); code: driver.switchTo().alert().dismiss();	alert().dismiss(); code:  driver. swith_to ().alert().dismiss();
16	It clicks the Browser forward button.	navigate().forward() code ex: driver.navigate().forward()	navigate().forward() code ex: driver.navigate().forward ()
17	It closes only the current browser that WebDriver is currently controlling/ opened. To close current WebDriver Instance, We can use Close() method	close() code ex: driver.close()	close() code ex: driver.close()

18	It closes all windows that WebDriver has opened. Quit() method more effective than close()	quit() code ex: driver.quit()	quit() code ex: driver.quit()
19	Swich the focus from the controlling browser to ALERT OR WINDOW OR FRAME.	swithTo()	swith_to
20	Capture the text from alert	alert().getText(); code: String alrtmsg = driver.switchTo().alert().getText();	alert().text(); code: alrtmsg = driver. swith_to.alert().text();
21	Perform OK operation	alert().accept(); code: driver.switchTo().alert().accept();	alert().accept(); code:  driver.swith _to().alert().accept();
22	Switch the focus to FRAME	switchTo().frame(frame) argument would be either frame tag, element, index	Switch_to().frame(frame)
23	Switch the focus to Window	switchTo().window(windowhandle) argument would be windowhandle	switch_to.window(windowhandle)
24	Maximize window	diver.manage().window().maximize();	driver.manage.window.maximize
25	Perform Cancel operation	alert().dismiss(); code: driver.switchTo().alert().dismiss();	alert().dismiss(); code:  driver. swith_to ().alert().dismiss();
	WEB OBJECTS METHOD	(TEXTFILED, CHECKBOX, RADIO,LINK, BUTTON, IMAGE)
		TEXT BOX
26	To enter values Into text boxes	sendKeys(value)	send_Keys(value)
27	To retrieve value from textbox	getText()	text()
		CHECKBOX
28	toggle the element on /off	click()	click()
		RADIOBUTTON
29	toggle the element on /off	click()	click()
		LINK
30	Click on the link	click()	click()
		BUTTON
31	click the element	click()	click()
32	Submit the element	submit()	submit()
		DROPDOWN BOX
33	Select the option using the displayed text.	selectByVisibleText()	select_by(:text,textvalue)
34	select by index	selectByIndex()	select_by(:index,indexvalue)
35	select by value	selectByValue()	select_by(:value,"")
36	deselect by text	deselectByVisibleText()	deselect_by(:text,textvalue)
37	deselect by index	deselectByIndex()	deselect_by(:index,indexvalue)
38	deselect by value	deselectByValue()	deselect_by(:value,value)
39	Select All values	selectAll()	select_all
40	Deselect all values	deselectAll()	deselect_all
41	Get all values from the dropdown box and return array		options
42	Get only selected options and return array.		selected_options
43	To check element support multiple selection- like list box.	isMultiple()	multiple?

		COMMON METHODS ELEMENTS
44	Is Element enabled? Returns true/false	isEnabled()	enabled?
45	Is Element selected? Returns true/false	isSelected()	selected?
46	Clear the element values	clear()	clear()
47	Get the attribute name Ex: attributes are 'value', 'Id ,'name'	attribute(name)	attribute(name)
48	Is Element displayed? Returns true/false.	isDisplayed()	displayed?
		WAIT METHODS
49	Wait	Thread.sleep(4000);	sleep()
50	Implicit wait	driver.manage().timeouts().implicitlyWait(5, TimeUnit.SECONDS);	driver.manage.timeouts.implicit_wait = 10

51

Explicit wait

1. WebDriverWait wait = new WebDriverWait(driver, 20); wait.until(ExpectedConditions.elementToBeClickable(By.xpath("//input[@id='gbqfq']"))); 2. WebDriverWait wait = new WebDriverWait(driver, 15); wait.until(ExpectedConditions.textToBePresentInElementLocated(By.xpath("//div[@id='timeLeft']"), "Time left: 7 seconds")); - See more at: http://software-testing-tutorials-automation.blogspot.com/2014/01/selenium-webdriver-tutorials-basic.html#sthash.o3rOMXgU.dpuf

wait = Selenium::WebDriver::Wait.new(:timeout => 10) // wait until the element appeared element = wait.until { driver.find_element(:id => "some-dynamic-element") }