orchestration

This code provides a function to resize and position a browser window into a grid layout, allowing for the management of multiple browser instances in a structured manner. It uses a client object (likely Selenium) to interact with the browser and calculates window positions based on a specified grid structure.

This code provides functions to control browser windows and tabs, with the primary purpose of ensuring that only a single window remains open after a series of actions. It achieves this by closing all other windows and tabs, leaving a designated window active.

This code provides a way to open multiple URLs in separate browser windows and arrange them in a tiled layout using Selenium WebDriver. It leverages imported functions for window resizing and URL management to achieve this functionality.

This code uses Selenium to manage multiple browser sessions, resizing and retrieving URLs from each window across all active sessions. It is designed for use in a testing environment and can be executed asynchronously.

The sendJoke function automates the process of fetching two jokes and posting them as separate Facebook messages within a designated browser window using Selenium WebDriver.

The sendFacebookThanks function checks a Facebook thread for a "dream" related message and automatically sends a "Are you living the dream?" message if none is found.

The code imports a module named Core and a function named selenium cell from it, which is used to interact with the Selenium cell. It also defines an array of Facebook message URLs and includes a TODO comment to replace the current implementation with RPC commands.

The cleanUpSessions function manages and closes all active Selenium WebDriver sessions, cleans up session data, and restarts the Selenium server to ensure a clean environment for subsequent tests.

This code automates screenshot capture from Selenium WebDriver sessions and uploads them to an AWS S3 bucket for storage.