marionette-port Port to use to connect to gecko (default: random free port)

b, -binary Path to the Firefox binary, if no binary capability provided Pass once for debug level logging and twice for trace level logging no-e10s Start Firefox without multiprocess support (e10s) enabled connect-existing Connect to an existing Firefox instance GeckoDriver can also be used as a standalone application.

To use GeckoDriver directly, add this to your nightwatch.json. Nightwatch can manage the GeckoDriver service automatically, as with other WebDriver services, such as ChromeDriver. Selenium 2.x users are advised to use version v0.9, whereas Selenium 3 users should use the latest version. Or you can use the geckodriver NPM package as a dependency in your project: npm install geckodriver -save-dev GeckoDriver can be downloaded from the Releases page on GitHub. Internally it translates the HTTP calls into Marionette, Mozilla's automation protocol built into Firefox. Starting with Firefox 48, GeckoDriver is the only way to automate Firefox, the legacy FirefoxDriver which used to be part of Selenium is no longer supported. It is written in Rust and maintained by Mozilla. I made a folder and then put a virtualenv inside for it and then i went to the scripts section and that it where I believe I extraced geckodriver to.GeckoDriver is a standalone application used to interact with Gecko-based browsers, such as Firefox. I am not sure what is going on and would like some help. Then it states 'unable to fetch some archives, maybe run apt-get update or try with -fix-missing?' The other message stayes failed ot fetch ' and so forth. It states, 'Failed to fetch ' and so forth. I then type that command and it gives me three error messages. However, in my ubuntu terminal, when I try to check to make sure that it was downloaded properly by typing geckodriver -verion it states that geckodriver cannot be found but can be installed with sudo apt install firefox-geckodriver. I extracted it and put it into put my designated folder in my C drive inside the scripts section. I have downloaded it from the github/com/mozilla/geckodriver section for win64. I have tried to downlaod geckodriver and I have been running into issues.

Unable to find mozilla geckodriver