Rodar testes com SeleniumLibrary em background

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AI Translation (added by Markus):

Hello, good afternoon.
I have a question and would like to ask for some help.
I am performing a test automation using Robot with the SeleniumLibrary on a web system. The login screen of this system is a JavaScript alert coming from the server and is not part of the page’s DOM.

To perform the login, I use Python to simulate keyboard events, and for it to type the username and password, the browser needs to be open.
Is there any way to run this automation in the background in Robot?
Can you give me any suggestions?

I searched for some situations on the internet, but none of them worked for me.
One of them was adding the line options.add_argument("--headless") to my class that interacts with the browser when filling out the login fields.
However, it couldn’t detect the fields in that mode, and errors occurred.

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Olá, boa tarde.
Estou com uma dúvida e gostaria de pedir um auxilio.
Estou ralizando uma automação de teste com o Robot utilizando a SeleniumLibrary de um sistema web. A tela de login deste sistema é um alert javascript que vem do servidor e não está no DOM da página.

Para realizar o login eu utilizado o python para simular eventos do teclado e, para que ele digite user e senha o browser precisa estar aberto. Existe alguma forma para que eu consiga rodar essa automação em backgroud no Robot? Conseguem me dar alguma dica?

Pesquisei algumas situações na internet, porém nenhuma delas me atendeu.

Uma delas foi adicionar a notação options.add_argument(“–headless”) na minha classe que faz interação com o browser no preenchimento dos campos de login, porém ele não conseguiu ver os campos e ocorreu erros.

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Olá Thiago.

Bem vindo ao Fórum.

Welcome to the Forum.

Please communicate only in English here.

(I see that now Markus had added auto translation, but it would be better if we keep in English)

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Hello Thiago,

welcome to the forum! :heart_exclamation:

I have added an english translation to your post, as most people here do not speak portuguese .

Kind regards,
Markus

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Thank you, I’ll keep an eye out for the next ones.

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Hi Thiago,

Is it actually a JavaScript alert, or perhaps it’s the browser just triggering a login screen like this (below) on receiving a http 401 (authentication required)

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There’s a trick where to avoid these dialogues where you inject the username and password into the url e.g.:

Open Browser    http://username:password@myweb.site.com/path/to/page.html

Perhaps try this and see if it works for you?

If not we can try something else, but start with the simple tricks first.

Oh yeah my Portuguese is limited to Bom Dia :wink:

Dave.

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