WebDriver.attach

def attach(
self,
locator: Union[_Locator, str],
locator_variables: dict = {},
is_maximize: bool = True,
timeout = 30
) -> BrowserTab

Attach to an opened browser tab with specified locator.

Parameters:
locator[Required]: str | _Locator
   Locator string, the visit path of locator for a UI element in the target browser tab. For more details, please refer to Locator.
locator_variables: dict
   Locator variables, set to initialize parameters in locator, eg: { "row": 1, "column": 1}, more about variables, please refer to Parametric Locator.
is_maximize: bool
   is_maximize is set to define whether to maximize the browser window when attaching, and the default value is True.
timeout: int
   Timeout for the operation, the unit is second, and the default value is 30 seconds.

Returns:
BrowserTab object, you can execute the following operations in the browser tab such as: find_element, find_elements, close, refresh and so on.

Example:


from clicknium import clicknium as cc

# attach ie browser
ie_tab = cc.ie.attach("locator.chrome.document_newtab")

# attach chrome browser
chrome_tab = cc.chrome.attach("locator.chrome.document_newtab")

# attach edge browser
edge_tab = cc.edge.attach("locator.chrome.document_newtab", is_maximize = False)

# attach firefox browser also with parametric locator
variables = {"name":"test"}
firefox_tab = cc.firefox.attach("locator.chrome.document_newtab", variables, timeout = 10)
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