How to get the version number of the used Selenium2Library

[mr]

Hi!

how can I get the version number of the currently used Selenium2Library?

Regards

[Kevin O.]

The version is stored in a  __version__ attribute of the module (the standard way).

From Python:

>>> import Selenium2Library

>>> Selenium2Library.__version__

'1.2.0'

>>>

From Robot Framework:

${selenium2library version}=    Evaluate    Selenium2Library.__version__    Selenium2Library

[Kevin O.]

Woah, please disregard that last post. Here is the more proper way that works across both the Python and Java versions where applicable...

${selenium2library}= Get Library Instance Selenium2Library

${selenium2library version}= Set Variable ${selenium2library.ROBOT_LIBRARY_VERSION}

From Python/Jython:

from robot.libraries.BuiltIn import Builtin

def get_selenium2library_version():

    return BuiltIn.get_library_instance('Selenium2Library').__version__

From Java:

import Selenium2Library;

public SomeClass {

    public String getSelenium2LibraryVersion() {

        return Selenium2Library.ROBOT_LIBRARY_VERSION;

    }

}

[Kevin O.]

Darnit,

return BuiltIn.get_library_instance('Selenium2Library').__version__

should be

return BuiltIn().get_library_instance('Selenium2Library').__version__

[JMJ]

From the Windows Command Line:
python -m robot.libdoc Selenium2Library version 

[PMadasu]

On windows, open Command prompt  and simply type below command it displays as below:

pip freeze | grep selenium

C:\Python27\Scripts>pip freeze | grep selenium

robotframework-selenium2library==1.8.0

selenium==3.4.3

[satyaki majumder]

Hi, this is not recognized as internal or external command