JarCastinggif-webdriver
add the library to your project's pom.xml file
<dependency>
<groupId>com.github.bogdanlivadariu</groupId>
<artifactId>gif-webdriver</artifactId>
<version>LATEST</version>
</dependency>
sample usage
public void sampleGifDriver() {
// initialize the driver
WebDriver driver = new GifWebDriver(new ChromeDriver());
//WebDriver driver = new GifWebDriver(new FirefoxDriver());
//WebDriver driver = new GifWebDriver(new RemoteWebDriver());
// you can use either driver webdriver/gifdriver
GifWebDriver gifDriver = (GifWebDriver) driver;
// screenshots will be taken implicitly on click events
driver.findElement(By.id("someIDon a page")).click();
// on quit the driver will generate the gifs
driver.quit();
// if you want to control when gifs are generated you can do it through the API
File createdGif = gifDriver.getGifScreenshotWorker().createGif();
//of course you can create screenshots explicitly
gifDriver.getGifScreenshotWorker().takeScreenshot();
// if you don't know where the screenshots are taken or where the gifs are created
String rootFolder = gifDriver.getGifScreenshotWorker().getRootDir();
// more options about where the gifs are created can be accomplished by using these methods
GifScreenshotWorker gifWorker = gifDriver.getGifScreenshotWorker();
gifWorker.setTimeBetweenFramesInMilliseconds(1000);
gifWorker.setRootDir("some place where files screenshots and gifs will be placed");
gifWorker.setLoopContinuously(true);
// these properties can be set during initialization as well
GifScreenshotWorker myPreciousWorker = new GifScreenshotWorker(
new ChromeDriver(),
"rootDir",
"screenshots folder name",
"generatedGifs folder name",
true
);
WebDriver myPreciousDriver = new GifWebDriver(new ChromeDriver(), myPreciousWorker);
// and from here it's pretty much all the same
}
