Hello Suhail, you're very welcome.
I am on my Mac right now, so I had the chance to do a quick test.
All I had to do is download Chrome Webdriver for MacOS from the link provided in the post, installed selenium with pip. Of course I had the change the path to the webdriver, I ran the python script and it worked with no additional tweaking.
Another tip, if you'd like to run the job with Chrome headless:
# imports here
# links = [array of links]
options=webdriver.ChromeOptions()options.add_argument('headless')withwebdriver.Chrome('/Users/userName/chromedriver',chrome_options=options)asdriver:# code here
I tested the headless on MacOS, I am trying to test this on Ubuntu on a remote server. I'll update the post if I succeed.
Thanks a lot, Bilal for sharing this. Curious to know if this solution is OS dependent.
Suhail, I have updated my post if you're interested in Headless Chrome.
Thanks a ton Bilal :)
Hello Suhail, you're very welcome.
I am on my Mac right now, so I had the chance to do a quick test.
All I had to do is download Chrome Webdriver for MacOS from the link provided in the post, installed selenium with pip. Of course I had the change the path to the webdriver, I ran the python script and it worked with no additional tweaking.
Another tip, if you'd like to run the job with Chrome headless:
I tested the headless on MacOS, I am trying to test this on Ubuntu on a remote server. I'll update the post if I succeed.
Nice work Bilal, Thanks a lot for the effort.