seleniumQuery Example class/code from demo project

SeleniumQueryExample.java

import static io.github.seleniumquery.SeleniumQuery.$; // this will allow the short syntax

public class SeleniumQueryExample {
  public static void main(String[] args) {
    // The WebDriver will be instantiated only when first used
    $.driver()
        .useChrome() // sets Chrome as the driver (this is optional, if omitted, will default to HtmlUnit)
        .headless() // configures chrome to be headless
        .autoDriverDownload() // automatically downloads and configures chromedriver.exe
        .autoQuitDriver(); // automatically quits the driver when the JVM shuts down

    // or, instead, use any previously existing driver
    // $.driver().use(myExistingInstanceOfWebDriver);

    // starts the driver (if not started already) and opens the URL
    $.url("http://www.google.com/?hl=en");

    // interact with the page
    $(":text[name='q']").val("seleniumQuery"); // the keys are actually typed!

    // Besides the short syntax and the jQuery behavior you already know,
    // other very useful function in seleniumQuery is .waitUntil(),
    // handy for dealing with user-waiting actions (specially in Ajax enabled pages):

    // the command below waits until the button is visible and then performs a real user click (not just the JS event)
    $(":button[value='Google Search']").waitUntil().isVisible().then().click();

    // this waits for the #resultStats to be visible using a selector and, when it is visible, returns its text content
    String resultsText = $("#resultStats").waitUntil().is(":visible").then().text();

    // .assertThat() functions: fluently asserts that the text contains the string "seconds", ignoring case
    $("#resultStats").assertThat().text().containsIgnoreCase("seconds");

    System.out.println(resultsText);
    // should print something like: About 4,100 results (0.42 seconds)

    // $.quit(); // would quit the driver, but it is not needed as .autoQuitDriver() was used
  }
}