How to use tagui - 10 common examples
To help you get started, we’ve selected a few tagui examples, based on popular ways it is used in public projects.
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t.click('search-button')
# use wait() to wait for a number of seconds
# default wait() is 5 seconds
t.wait(6.6)
# use snap() to save screenshot of page or UI element
# page = web page, page.png = computer screen
t.snap('page', 'results.png')
t.snap('logo', 'logo.png')
# another example of interacting with a web page
# include http:// or https:// in URL parameter
t.url('https://duckduckgo.com')
t.type('search_form_input_homepage', 'The search engine that doesn\'t track you.')
t.snap('page', 'duckduckgo.png')
t.wait(4.4)
# use close() to close TagUI process and web browser
# if you forget to close, just close() next time
t.close()# use read() to fetch and return text from UI element
search_text = t.read('search-box')
print(search_text)
# use click() to click on an UI element or x, y location
# rclick() = right-click, dclick() = double-click
t.click('search-button')
# use wait() to wait for a number of seconds
# default wait() is 5 seconds
t.wait(6.6)
# use snap() to save screenshot of page or UI element
# page = web page, page.png = computer screen
t.snap('page', 'results.png')
t.snap('logo', 'logo.png')
# another example of interacting with a web page
# include http:// or https:// in URL parameter
t.url('https://duckduckgo.com')
t.type('search_form_input_homepage', 'The search engine that doesn\'t track you.')
t.snap('page', 'duckduckgo.png')
t.wait(4.4)
# use close() to close TagUI process and web browser
# if you forget to close, just close() next time
t.close()# use read() to fetch and return text from UI element
search_text = t.read('search-box')
print(search_text)
# use click() to click on an UI element or x, y location
# rclick() = right-click, dclick() = double-click
t.click('search-button')
# use wait() to wait for a number of seconds
# default wait() is 5 seconds
t.wait(6.6)
# use snap() to save screenshot of page or UI element
# page = web page, page.png = computer screen
t.snap('page', 'results.png')
t.snap('logo', 'logo.png')
# another example of interacting with a web page
# include http:// or https:// in URL parameter
t.url('https://duckduckgo.com')
t.type('search_form_input_homepage', 'The search engine that doesn\'t track you.')
t.snap('page', 'duckduckgo.png')
t.wait(4.4)
# use close() to close TagUI process and web browser
# if you forget to close, just close() next time
t.close()# rclick() = right-click, dclick() = double-click
t.click('search-button')
# use wait() to wait for a number of seconds
# default wait() is 5 seconds
t.wait(6.6)
# use snap() to save screenshot of page or UI element
# page = web page, page.png = computer screen
t.snap('page', 'results.png')
t.snap('logo', 'logo.png')
# another example of interacting with a web page
# include http:// or https:// in URL parameter
t.url('https://duckduckgo.com')
t.type('search_form_input_homepage', 'The search engine that doesn\'t track you.')
t.snap('page', 'duckduckgo.png')
t.wait(4.4)
# use close() to close TagUI process and web browser
# if you forget to close, just close() next time
t.close()# use click() to click on an UI element or x, y location
# rclick() = right-click, dclick() = double-click
t.click('search-button')
# use wait() to wait for a number of seconds
# default wait() is 5 seconds
t.wait(6.6)
# use snap() to save screenshot of page or UI element
# page = web page, page.png = computer screen
t.snap('page', 'results.png')
t.snap('logo', 'logo.png')
# another example of interacting with a web page
# include http:// or https:// in URL parameter
t.url('https://duckduckgo.com')
t.type('search_form_input_homepage', 'The search engine that doesn\'t track you.')
t.snap('page', 'duckduckgo.png')
t.wait(4.4)
# use close() to close TagUI process and web browser
# if you forget to close, just close() next time
t.close()# use type() to enter text into an UI element or x, y location
# '[enter]' = enter key, '[clear]' = clear field
t.type('search-box', 'github')
# use read() to fetch and return text from UI element
search_text = t.read('search-box')
print(search_text)
# use click() to click on an UI element or x, y location
# rclick() = right-click, dclick() = double-click
t.click('search-button')
# use wait() to wait for a number of seconds
# default wait() is 5 seconds
t.wait(6.6)
# use snap() to save screenshot of page or UI element
# page = web page, page.png = computer screen
t.snap('page', 'results.png')
t.snap('logo', 'logo.png')
# another example of interacting with a web page
# include http:// or https:// in URL parameter
t.url('https://duckduckgo.com')
t.type('search_form_input_homepage', 'The search engine that doesn\'t track you.')
t.snap('page', 'duckduckgo.png')
t.wait(4.4)
# use close() to close TagUI process and web browser
# if you forget to close, just close() next time
t.close()# use wait() to wait for a number of seconds
# default wait() is 5 seconds
t.wait(6.6)
# use snap() to save screenshot of page or UI element
# page = web page, page.png = computer screen
t.snap('page', 'results.png')
t.snap('logo', 'logo.png')
# another example of interacting with a web page
# include http:// or https:// in URL parameter
t.url('https://duckduckgo.com')
t.type('search_form_input_homepage', 'The search engine that doesn\'t track you.')
t.snap('page', 'duckduckgo.png')
t.wait(4.4)
# use close() to close TagUI process and web browser
# if you forget to close, just close() next time
t.close()t.init()
# use url('your_url') to go to web page, url() returns current URL
t.url('https://ca.yahoo.com')
# use type() to enter text into an UI element or x, y location
# '[enter]' = enter key, '[clear]' = clear field
t.type('search-box', 'github')
# use read() to fetch and return text from UI element
search_text = t.read('search-box')
print(search_text)
# use click() to click on an UI element or x, y location
# rclick() = right-click, dclick() = double-click
t.click('search-button')
# use wait() to wait for a number of seconds
# default wait() is 5 seconds
t.wait(6.6)
# use snap() to save screenshot of page or UI element
# page = web page, page.png = computer screen
t.snap('page', 'results.png')
t.snap('logo', 'logo.png')
# another example of interacting with a web page
# include http:// or https:// in URL parameter
t.url('https://duckduckgo.com')
t.type('search_form_input_homepage', 'The search engine that doesn\'t track you.')
t.snap('page', 'duckduckgo.png')
t.wait(4.4)# use snap() to save screenshot of page or UI element
# page = web page, page.png = computer screen
t.snap('page', 'results.png')
t.snap('logo', 'logo.png')
# another example of interacting with a web page
# include http:// or https:// in URL parameter
t.url('https://duckduckgo.com')
t.type('search_form_input_homepage', 'The search engine that doesn\'t track you.')
t.snap('page', 'duckduckgo.png')
t.wait(4.4)
# use close() to close TagUI process and web browser
# if you forget to close, just close() next time
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# pip install tagui to install, pip install tagui --upgrade for latest version
# to use in Jupyter notebook, Python script or interactive shell
import tagui as t
# use init() to start TagUI, it auto downloads TagUI on first run
# default init(visual_automation = False, chrome_browser = True)
t.init()
# use url('your_url') to go to web page, url() returns current URL
t.url('https://ca.yahoo.com')
# use type() to enter text into an UI element or x, y location
# '[enter]' = enter key, '[clear]' = clear field
t.type('search-box', 'github')
# use read() to fetch and return text from UI element
search_text = t.read('search-box')
print(search_text)
# use click() to click on an UI element or x, y location
# rclick() = right-click, dclick() = double-click
t.click('search-button')
# use wait() to wait for a number of seconds
# default wait() is 5 seconds
t.wait(6.6)
# use snap() to save screenshot of page or UI element
# page = web page, page.png = computer screen
t.snap('page', 'results.png')tagui
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