Best Atata code snippet using Atata.Tests.ComponentName
UITestFixture.cs
Source: UITestFixture.cs
...39 AtataContext.Current.CleanUp();40 }41 protected static SnippetPage GoToSnippetPage(KendoLibrary library)42 {43 string componentName = RetrieveComponentNameFromTestName();44 return GoToSnippetPage(library, componentName);45 }46 protected static SnippetPage GoToSnippetPage(KendoLibrary library, string componentName)47 {48 string url = ResolveSnippetPageUrl(library, componentName);49 return GoToSnippetPage(url);50 }51 protected static SnippetPage GoToSnippetPage(string url)52 {53 var page = Go.To<SnippetPage>(url: url);54 if (url.Contains(".stackblitz.io"))55 page.WaitAndClickRunButton();56 else if (url.Contains("demos.telerik.com"))57 page.WaitAndClickAcceptAndCloseButton();58 return page;59 }60 protected static SnippetPage GoToAngularDemoPage(string componentName)61 {62 string url = $"https://www.telerik.com/kendo-angular-ui/components/{componentName.ToLowerInvariant()}";63 return GoToSnippetPage(url);64 }65 private static string RetrieveComponentNameFromTestName()66 {67 string componentName = TestContext.CurrentContext.Test.MethodName;68 string[] prefixOptionsToRemove =69 {70 "VueKendo",71 "NgKendo",72 "ReactKendo",73 "Kendo"74 };75 string prefixToRemove = prefixOptionsToRemove.FirstOrDefault(prefix => componentName.StartsWith(prefix, StringComparison.Ordinal));76 return prefixToRemove != null77 ? componentName.Remove(0, prefixToRemove.Length)78 : componentName;79 }...
ValidationMessageList`1.cs
Source: ValidationMessageList`1.cs
...17 PlainScopeLocator scopeLocator = new PlainScopeLocator(By.XPath("ancestor::" + validationMessageDefinition.ScopeXPath))18 {19 SearchContext = boundControl.Scope20 };21 return Component.Controls.Create<ValidationMessage<TOwner>>(boundControl.ComponentName, scopeLocator);22 }23 }24}...
ValidationIconsVerification.cs
Source: ValidationIconsVerification.cs
...14 var scopeLocator = new PlainScopeLocator(By.XPath("ancestor::" + validationMessageDefinition.ScopeXPath))15 {16 SearchContext = boundControl.Scope17 };18 return Component.Controls.Create<ValidationIcon<TOwner>>(boundControl.ComponentName, scopeLocator);19 }20 }21}...
ComponentName
Using AI Code Generation
1using Atata.Tests;2using Atata.Tests;3using Atata.Tests;4using Atata.Tests;5using Atata.Tests;6using Atata.Tests;7using Atata.Tests;8using Atata.Tests;9using Atata.Tests;10using Atata.Tests;11using Atata.Tests;12using Atata.Tests;13using Atata.Tests;14using Atata.Tests;15using Atata.Tests;16using Atata.Tests;17using Atata.Tests;18using Atata.Tests;19using Atata.Tests;20using Atata.Tests;21using Atata.Tests;22using Atata.Tests;23using Atata.Tests;24using Atata.Tests;25using Atata.Tests;
ComponentName
Using AI Code Generation
1using Atata.Tests;2using Atata;3using NUnit.Framework;4{5 {6 public void Test()7 {8 Footer.Should.Equal("© Atata Sample App 2017-2018");9 }10 }11}12using Atata.Tests;13using Atata;14using NUnit.Framework;15{16 {17 public void Test()18 {19 Footer.Should.Equal("© Atata Sample App 2017-2018");20 }21 }22}23using Atata.Tests;24using Atata;25using NUnit.Framework;26{27 {28 public void Test()29 {30 Footer.Should.Equal("© Atata Sample App 2017-2018");31 }32 }33}34using Atata.Tests;35using Atata;36using NUnit.Framework;37{38 {39 public void Test()40 {41 Footer.Should.Equal("© Atata Sample App 201
ComponentName
Using AI Code Generation
1using Atata.Tests;2using NUnit.Framework;3{4 {5 public void Test()6 {7 Go.To<ComponentName>();8 }9 }10}11using NUnit.Framework;12{13 {14 public void Test()15 {16 Go.To<Atata.Tests.ComponentName>();17 }18 }19}20using NUnit.Framework;21{22 {23 public void Test()24 {25 Go.To<Atata.Tests.ComponentName>();26 }27 }28}29using NUnit.Framework;30{31 {32 public void Test()33 {34 Go.To<Atata.Tests.ComponentName>();35 }36 }37}38using NUnit.Framework;39{40 {41 public void Test()42 {43 Go.To<Atata.Tests.ComponentName>();44 }45 }46}47using NUnit.Framework;48{49 {50 public void Test()51 {52 Go.To<Atata.Tests.ComponentName>();53 }54 }55}56using NUnit.Framework;57{58 {59 public void Test()60 {61 Go.To<Atata.Tests.ComponentName>();62 }63 }64}65using NUnit.Framework;66{
ComponentName
Using AI Code Generation
1using Atata.Tests;2using NUnit.Framework;3{4 {5 public void Test()6 {7 var component = new ComponentName();8 }9 }10}
ComponentName
Using AI Code Generation
1using Atata.Tests;2using NUnit.Framework;3{4 {5 public void TestMethod()6 {7 ComponentName.ComponentNameComponent control = Go.To<ComponentName.ComponentNameComponent>();8 }9 }10}
ComponentName
Using AI Code Generation
1using Atata.Tests;2using NUnit.Framework;3{4 {5 public void TestMethod()6 {7 var componentName = new ComponentName("Name");8 }9 }10}11The type or namespace name 'ComponentName' could not be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?)
ComponentName
Using AI Code Generation
1using Atata.Tests;2{3 using _ = ComponentNamePage;4 [Url("component-name")]5 {6 public TextInput<_> FirstName { get; private set; }7 public TextInput<_> LastName { get; private set; }8 public Button<_> Submit { get; private set; }9 public ValidationMessage<_> FirstNameValidationMessage { get; private set; }10 public ValidationMessage<_> LastNameValidationMessage { get; private set; }11 }12}13using Atata.Tests;14{15 using _ = ComponentNamePage;16 [Url("component-name")]17 {18 public TextInput<_> FirstName { get; private set; }19 public TextInput<_> LastName { get; private set; }20 public Button<_> Submit { get; private set; }21 public ValidationMessage<_> FirstNameValidationMessage { get; private set; }22 public ValidationMessage<_> LastNameValidationMessage { get; private set; }23 }24}25using Atata.Tests;26{27 using _ = ComponentNamePage;28 [Url("component-name")]29 {30 public TextInput<_> FirstName { get; private set; }31 public TextInput<_> LastName { get; private set; }32 public Button<_> Submit { get; private set; }33 public ValidationMessage<_> FirstNameValidationMessage { get; private set; }34 public ValidationMessage<_> LastNameValidationMessage { get; private set; }35 }36}
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