Gist e856f50454ea971a6d4af31d5c4a44ef

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Gist e856f50454ea971a6d4af31d5c4a44ef

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Created on Sep 17, 2021

This example demonstrates automated login and page interaction for a sports betting website, showing how Selenium WebDriver navigates to the William Hill URL, fills in email and password fields from environment variables, and clicks the "Log In" button. The code uses Chrome options for headless, maximized, and sandbox-disabled browsing, with explicit waits via `time.sleep`. It relies on XPath selectors to locate the login form elements and button, printing confirmation after successful login. The visualization highlights the automated workflow of credential injection and form submission, though it does not show data extraction or post-login content.

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