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I've used selenium to initiate a download. After the download is complete, certain actions need to be taken, is there any simple method to find out when a download has complete? (I am using the FireFox driver)

The code checks the filenames in some download directory every second and exits once they are complete or if it takes longer than 20 seconds to finish. The returned download time was used to check if the downloads were successful or if it timed out.

This is a combination of a few solutions. I didn't like that I had to scan the entire downloads folder for a file ending in "crdownload". This code implements a function that pulls the newest file in downloads folder. Then it simply checks if that file is still being downloaded. Used it for a Selenium tool I am building worked very well.

You can create a thread say thread1 from main thread and initiate your download here.Now, create some another thread, say thread2 and in there ,let it wait till thread1 completes using join() method.Now here,you can continue your flow of execution after download completes.

As answered before, there is no native way to check if download is finished. So here is a helper function that does the job for Firefox and Chrome. One trick is to clear the temp download folder before start a new download. Also, use native pathlib for cross-platform usage.

than check number of files in directory and wait for a new file that doesnt have the download extension. After that rename it. (can be change to move the file instead of renaming it in the same directory)

With Chrome, files which have not finished downloading have the extension .crdownload. If you set your download directory properly, then you can wait until the file that you want no longer has this extension. In principle, this is not much different to waiting for file to exist (as suggested by alecxe) - but at least you can monitor progress in this way.

I too ran into the same problem and thought I'd share. I was developing in python at the time but the same concept applies. You don't have to do the actual download using selenium. Rather than clicking on the element to start the download, you should consider retrieving the link and using built in functions to proceed from there.

The element you would normally click to begin the download should have a 'href' attribute that you should be able to read using selenium. This is the url pointing to the actual file. In python, it looks something like this:

I will look at the code later and confirm. But you cannot put it inside Wait for Download because this activity waits for file info object to be valid before it can exit the activity and process the file that has been downloaded.

ok i have a program where it connects to my ftp server downloads a file once downloaded and extracted i want to check the dir path that has just been created and add all the files in there to list box

but the download i have created is done in a dll, and my program creates the dir if does not exist and adds a zip once downloaded will extract this zip file and from there i want to show those files in a list box only issue i have here is i am trying to find a way of waiting for the download to complete before i look for those files,

Ideally i would like to access the run a function once the download has completed but all that stuff is accessed in the dll i created but not sure how to access the function downloaded complete form a dll if that is even possible

HiIn my action I have a prefetch to download a file, and after that I have a move to move and rename the downloaded file to its right place and name. But the move fails, because the download is not finished when the move run, how can I get the move to wait untill the download is finnished.

I would not set that up as a parameter anyway, my preference would be to copy (not move because of the known permission based issues with a Windows move, and the downloads folder gets tidied up automatically) and use the __Download location

When downloading is done only sftp> shows up so I've tried to use wait for text on CMD, wait for text on window, wait for images, wait for text on screen, wait for process, and all using sftp as a trigger but nothing is working so far.

My thought is get them to download into a folder that is emptied after they are processed and then simply "Get Files" and then you know how many have been downloaded with %Files.Count%, so you can Wait until Files.Count = the previous variable entered by the known total.

2. Then use "Write to CMD session" - put all of the commands you normally do - this action will last until all of the commands are executed, I assume sftp command for downloading will keep this action "in progress" until it fully executes

Kill me now o.O I just saw that the demo has the onDownload command before the Click command and i was doing the opposite - first click and then the onDownload command. Now the macro waits for the download, i will see now how it handles all the 200 files i need to download with appropriate name. I will keep this topic updated for future needs.

Below is part of a script I use to download files from a website daily. However recently they added speed limits to downloading files. I increased the sleep time but then everything else takes too long, there are a lot of files to download and some are very small.

I have found the cause of the larger files not completing their download. Failure when receiving data from the peer how can I fix this? I have read switching to wget is the best option but how would this script work with wget?

Remove the sleep 80 command and the & from the curl command immediately prior to it. Removing the & will make the script wait for the curl download to finish before proceeding to the next pass through the loop.

This means that when you begin waiting for an aliased request, Cypress will waitup to 5 seconds for a matching request to be created. If no matching request isfound, you will get an error message that looks like this:

Once Cypress detects that a matching request has begun its request, it thenswitches over to the 2nd waiting period. This duration is configured by theresponseTimeout option - whichhas a default of 30000 ms.

Note: wait() and the sleep() functions should be unnecessary in general, since Qt is an event-driven framework. Instead of wait(), consider listening for the finished() signal. Instead of the sleep() functions, consider using QTimer.

Terminates the execution of the thread. The thread may or may not be terminated immediately, depending on the operating system's scheduling policies. Use QThread::wait() after terminate(), to be sure.

The bash wait command is a Shell command that waits for background running processes to complete and returns the exit status. Unlike the sleep command, which waits for a specified time, the wait command waits for all or specific background tasks to finish.

If the background process does not finish the first and second process, the wait command invokes a pause to wait for the background process to complete after the second process before continuing to the third process.

Hopefully, the examples helped you learn how to use the wait command in bash scripts and what output to expect when working with single and multiple background processes. Next, use our Bash Function guide to reduce repetitive code and speed up your scripting.

This module is part of ansible-core and included in all Ansibleinstallations. In most cases, you can use the shortmodule namewait_for even without specifying the collections: keyword.However, we recommend you use the FQCN for easy linking to themodule documentation and to avoid conflicting with other collections that may havethe same module name.

When waiting for a path, symbolic links will be followed. Many other modules that manipulate files do not follow symbolic links, so operations on the path using other modules may not work exactly as expected.

But this solution is far from perfect. For example, the browser notices the script (and can start downloading it) only after it downloaded the full HTML document. For long HTML documents, that may be a noticeable delay.

To overcome the problem of race conditionsbetween the browser and your WebDriver script,most Selenium clients ship with a wait package.When employing a wait,you are using what is commonly referred toas an explicit wait.

Explicit waits are available to Selenium clientsfor imperative, procedural languages.They allow your code to halt program execution,or freeze the thread,until the condition you pass it resolves.The condition is called with a certain frequencyuntil the timeout of the wait is elapsed.This means that for as long as the condition returns a falsy value,it will keep trying and waiting.

Because the wait will swallow no such element errorsthat are raised when the element is not found,the condition will retry until the element is found.Then it will take the return value, a WebElement,and pass it back through to our script.

The wait condition can be customised to match your needs.Sometimes it is unnecessary to wait the full extent of the default timeout,as the penalty for not hitting a successful condition can be expensive.

Because it is quite a common occurrenceto have to synchronise the DOM and your instructions,most clients also come with a set of predefined expected conditions.As might be obvious by the name,they are conditions that are predefined for frequent wait operations.

There is a second type of wait that is distinct fromexplicit wait called implicit wait.By implicitly waiting, WebDriver polls the DOMfor a certain duration when trying to find any element.This can be useful when certain elements on the webpageare not available immediately and need some time to load.

Implicit waiting for elements to appear is disabled by defaultand will need to be manually enabled on a per-session basis.Mixing explicit waits and implicit waitswill cause unintended consequences, namely waits sleeping for the maximumtime even if the element is available or condition is true. 781b155fdc