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Developing Reusable Libraries of Functions (Keywords) in Selenium to Accelerate Script Development

Author Name : Srikanth Srinivas, Dr Munish Kumar

ABSTRACT Automation in software testing has become integral to the efficient development of reliable applications. This research investigates the creation of reusable libraries of functions in Selenium, a premier tool for web automation, to expedite script development. By encapsulating recurring tasks into modular, well-documented functions, developers can significantly reduce redundant coding, enhance code maintainability, and achieve a uniform testing standard across diverse projects. The methodology involves isolating common patterns in Selenium scripts—such as element handling, navigation, and validation—and integrating them into a cohesive library. This process not only streamlines the automation workflow but also simplifies debugging and updating tests in response to evolving user interfaces. Furthermore, the use of standardized function libraries fosters improved collaboration among team members by providing a centralized repository of proven code. The approach outlined in this study emphasizes best practices in coding, version control, and documentation, addressing challenges such as integration into existing frameworks and managing library evolution over time. The resultant benefits include reduced development time, enhanced test reliability, and increased scalability of testing solutions. Ultimately, this research demonstrates that reusable libraries are a strategic asset in accelerating test script development and improving overall software quality. The insights presented offer a practical framework for practitioners aiming to optimize their automation processes in dynamic development environments.