What is JavaScript? | Selenium JavaScript Tutorial | LambdaTest

[@paulanthonylaut1512]

This is awesome SIR!!!!!! Continue spreading more coding tutorials!!!!!

[@sabinayasmin8397]

This is awesome video series, please using the large font treatment, that will help for less vision issue people.

[@LambdaTest]

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[@sanprinces9943]

Would b nice if equivalent windows command or folders are shown or notes or in description shown

[@LambdaTest]

Thank you for the feedback @sanprince. We will add it for sure.

[@olegkramar6656]

when I use "sudo nano /ect/paths" the path is in the list. When I use `echo $PATH`, I don't see it. How to fix it?

[@LambdaTest]

Hey Oleg, Let me get back to you on this. Meanwhile, you can go through our support doc on Automation Testing with JavaScript: www.lambdatest.com/support/docs/javascript-with-selenium-running-javascript-automation-scripts-on-lambdatest-selenium-grid/

[@olegkramar6656]

@@LambdaTest I have zsh, if it can help

[@olegkramar6656]

@@LambdaTest When I run my test I get "The geckodriver executable could not be found on the current PATH.". That's why I think that the problem with that I can't see it in my PATH

[@LambdaTest]

@@olegkramar6656 You can try - Set PATH till geckodriver.exe.(Not to the folder) Ex: /Users/xx/Downloads/JavaScriptProjects/JS_Selenium/drivers/geckodriver.exe

[@gerardsmith-jm9cb]

best british accent by far. best testing videos!

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[@erhan3561]

Hello, do we have to manually create and install necessary folders and files every time we create a project or can we do it easily in any other way?

[@LambdaTest]

Hey Erhan, Can you elaborate more on your problem statement: Which folders you are referring to?

[@vino9997]

@@LambdaTest he is talking about file handling i think..

[@Strikeplayscs2]

Is this white box testing or black box

[@LambdaTest]

Hey, Let us get back to you on this

[@LambdaTest]

In black-box testing, you don’t know how the system works, you are just testing that it performs the required function. Selenium helps to test the functionality of WebApplication, So Selenium Automation is completely a Black Box testing.

[@CognitivePrimate]

Hi, is there a benefit to installing the gecko driver the way you outline here vs. just 'npm install geckodriver'? I've seen tutorials do both and, being new at this myself, I don't know if this is personal preference or best practice. Thanks!

[@LambdaTest]

Hey, Let us get back to you on this

[@LambdaTest]

While installing manually from chrome/selenium site you can choose folder which is outside of project folders and easy to set path (as mentioned in video) and cal use globally across multiple project . npm installation install drivers from npm package manager . If you want to use this binary then your code should have first line as "require('geckodriver')"

[@CognitivePrimate]

@@LambdaTest okay, thanks! I really appreciate you taking the time to check that out. = )