Hi, this is more of a "for your info" than anything else, can close right away. I'm trying to use the latest version in Dashku, but I discovered that Selenium 2.44.0 does not work with Firefox.

I've read the docs and discovered that you can override the version to use (thanks).

Also, there's a typo (launcer) in the README, and I'd also suggest using the svg for the badge, as the png is blurry on retina screens.

Thanks again for making this tool.

Hi

I can run selenium-server-standalone manually and run this line (in my app):

var driver = require('./drivers/seleniumserver.js')(webdriver, {'browserName': 'chrome'});

And it works great.

I'd like to use your launcher, and I was hoping that if I didn't have selenium, it would download it, and if I did, it would start it on port 4444 and keep it running, until I closed it.

I'm using your example from the test file and every time I try to start with port 4444 like this:

process.env.SELENIUM_LAUNCHER_PORT = '4444';
require('selenium-launcher')(function(er, selenium) {
    console.log(selenium);
    var driver = require('./drivers/seleniumserver.js')(webdriver, {'browserName': 'chrome', port: selenium.port});
    driver.get('http://localhost:8000');
});

I get:

{ domain: null,
  _events: {},
  _maxListeners: 10,
  host: '127.0.0.1',
  port: '4444' }

/Users/sam/WebstormProjects/real-time-with-meteor/test/node_modules/selenium-webdriver/lib/webdriver/promise.js:1609
      throw error;
            ^
Error: ECONNREFUSED connect ECONNREFUSED

And if I take off the SELENIUM_LAUNCHER_PORT, it starts downloading again (does it every time).

Is it a bug or is it the way I'm using it?

Thanks

Sam

Using the code example in the README I get the error:

    require('selenium-launcher').launch(function(er, selenium) {
                                 ^
    TypeError: Object function (cb) {
      if (process.env.SELENIUM_LAUNCHER_PORT) {
        return process.nextTick(
          cb.bind(null, null, new FakeProcess(process.env.SELENIUM_LAUNCHER_PORT)))
      }

      download(url, outfile, expectedSha, function(er) {
        if (er) return cb(er)
        run(cb)
      })
    } has no method 'launch'

It takes a long time to download the Selenium Server on my connection (sigh) and it would make more sense to see whether it's already available first and skip the download, like the behavior in the npm wrapper for PhantomJS.

Hi Naitik!

Thank you for your OSS contributions! We use your library at my company, but they need for us to know what License you are releasing this software as. Would you be willing to add a license to your package.json or in your README.md? I have personally always released my software under MIT, but obviously use whatever license you prefer, we just need to know what you have chosen so we can continue to use your software.

If you can provide information about if the license you choose applied to your previously released versions as well (and not just going forward) that would be awesome.

Thank you for your consideration!

Cheers,
Nowell

It would be good if we could pass some custom configuration to this.

This npm package downloads selenium using HTTP, which is vulnerable to the man-in-the-middle attack. Hijacked binaries could enable remote execution attack.

Do you know if there is any movement to add phantomjs to the selenium-server-standalone? It is being ported to the web driver wire protocol here: https://github.com/detro/ghostdriver