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Courses Plus Student 416 PointsHow does process.env.URL work inside of index.js for Selenium WebDriver?
There is an error if you add URL variable to the code. What is this process.env.URL and how does it work?
WebDriverError: unknown error: 'url' must be a string
const selenium = require("selenium-webdriver");
const By = selenium.By;
var URL = 'file:///C:SeleniumTeamTreeHouse/project/index.html';
const driver = new selenium.Builder()
.forBrowser("chrome")
.build();
driver.get(process.env.URL);
Side Note. Above code will run without an issue with following code:
driver.get(URL);
2 Answers
Stewart Haynes
Courses Plus Student 898 PointsIf using Windows, use:
set URL=url_of_your_workspace
node index.js
Craig Dennis
Treehouse Teacherprocess.env.URL
is using an environment variable that is set using URL=...
from the command line. Since you are doing it locally, you can just use that variable URL
that you created.
Hope that helps!