Best JavaScript code snippet using playwright-internal
utils.js
Source: utils.js
1(function($, app, Urls) {2 // SIP3 var popup;4 app.SIP = {5 init: function(fn, failed) {6 popup = window.open("", "Popup", "width=400,height=500");7 // Pop-ups are not allowed8 if (!popup) {9 failed();10 return;11 }12 if (popup.location.href === "about:blank") {13 popup.close();14 popup = window.open(Urls.popup, "Popup", "width=400,height=500");15 popup.onload = function () {16 fn();17 //popup.onunload = function () {18 //};19 };20 } else {21 fn();22 //popup.onunload = function () {23 //};24 }25 window.focus();26 },27 connect: function(sipData) {28 popup.connect(sipData);29 },30 connection: function() {31 return popup.getConnection();32 },33 disconnect: function() {34 popup.kill();35 }36 };37 // Sounds38 try {39 var ringtone = new Audio(Urls.ringtone);40 var backtone = new Audio(Urls.ringbacktone);41 var dtmf = new Audio(Urls.dtmf);42 } catch(e) {43 44 }45 app.Sounds = {46 playRingtone: function () {47 try {48 ringtone.play();49 } catch (e) {50 } 51 },52 playBacktone: function() {53 try {54 backtone.play();55 } catch (e) {56 }57 },58 playDtmf: function() {59 try {60 dtmf.play();61 } catch (e) {62 }63 }64 };65 // Auth66 app.Auth = {67 signIn: function (login, pass) {68 var postData = {69 login: login,70 password: pass,71 format: 'json'72 };73 return ajaxRequest("post", Urls.auth, postData);74 }75 };76 function ajaxRequest(type, url, data, dataType) {77 //var options = {78 // dataType: dataType || "json",79 // contentType: "application/json",80 // cache: false,81 // type: type,82 // data: data ? JSON.stringify(data) : null83 //};84 var options = {85 dataType: dataType || "json",86 cache: false,87 type: type,88 data: data ? data : null89 };90 return $.ajax(url, options);91 }92 // Storage93 var SIP_DATA_STORAGE_NAMESPACE = "callcenter.softphone.sipdata";94 var KEYPAD_VISIBLE_STORAGE_NAMESPACE = "callcenter.softphone.keypadvisible";95 app.Storage = {96 sipData: function (value) {97 if (arguments.length > 0) {98 localStorage.setItem(SIP_DATA_STORAGE_NAMESPACE, JSON.stringify(value));99 } else {100 var data = localStorage.getItem(SIP_DATA_STORAGE_NAMESPACE);101 return data && JSON.parse(data);102 }103 },104 keypadVisible: function(value) {105 if (arguments.length > 0) {106 localStorage.setItem(KEYPAD_VISIBLE_STORAGE_NAMESPACE, JSON.stringify(value));107 } else {108 var data = localStorage.getItem(KEYPAD_VISIBLE_STORAGE_NAMESPACE);109 return data && JSON.parse(data);110 }111 }112 };113 // SalesForce114 app.SF = {115 clickToDial: function(enable) {116 if (enable) {117 sforce.interaction.cti.enableClickToDial();118 } else {119 sforce.interaction.cti.disableClickToDial();120 }121 },122 onClickToDial: function(callback) {123 sforce.interaction.cti.onClickToDial(function(response) {124 var result = JSON.parse(response.result);125 callback(normalizeNumber(result.number));126 });127 },128 screenPop: function(url, force, callback) {129 sforce.interaction.screenPop(url, force, callback);130 },131 searchAndGetScreenPopUrl: function(searchParams, queryParams, callType, callback) {132 sforce.interaction.searchAndGetScreenPopUrl(searchParams, queryParams, callType, callback);133 },134 searchContactAndGetScreenPopUrl: function(searchParams, callback) {135 app.SF.searchAndGetScreenPopUrl(searchParams, null, 'inbound', callback);136 },137 adjustSize: function (force) {138 if (force) {139 adjust();140 } else {141 setTimeout(adjust, 0);142 }143 144 function adjust() {145 var height = $("#phone").height();146 sforce.interaction.cti.setSoftphoneHeight(height + 10);147 }148 },149 saveLog: function (params) {150 var currentDate = params.date;151 var currentDay = currentDate.getDate();152 var currentMonth = currentDate.getMonth() + 1;153 var currentYear = currentDate.getFullYear();154 var timeStamp = currentDate.toString();155 timeStamp = timeStamp.substring(0, timeStamp.lastIndexOf(':') + 3);156 var dueDate = currentYear + '-' + currentMonth + '-' + currentDay;157 var saveParams = "Subject=" + "Call on " + timeStamp;158 saveParams += '&Status=' + params.status;159 saveParams += '&CallType=' + params.callType;160 saveParams += '&Activitydate=' + dueDate;161 saveParams += '&CallObject=' + currentDate.getTime();162 saveParams += '&Phone=' + params.number;163 //saveParams += '&Description=' + callLogText.value;164 //var callDisposition = getSelectedCallDisposition();165 //if (callDisposition) {166 // saveParams += '&CallDisposition=' + callDisposition.value;167 //}168 saveParams += '&CallDurationInSeconds=' + params.duration;169 if (params.whoId) {170 saveParams += '&WhoId=' + params.whoId;171 } else {172 //saveParams += '&WhatId=' + params.whatId;173 saveParams += '&WhoId=' + params.whatId;174 }175 sforce.interaction.saveLog('Task', saveParams, function (response) {176 var result = response.result;177 var error = response.error;178 //alert("result=" + result + " ;error=" + error);179 });180 },181 pageObjectId: function (fn) {182 function callback(response) {183 var result = JSON.parse(response.result);184 if (result.objectId.substr(0, 3) == '003') {185 fn({186 objectId: result.objectId,187 whoId: result.objectId188 });189 } else {190 fn({191 objectId: result.objectId,192 whatId: result.objectId193 });194 }195 }196 sforce.interaction.getPageInfo(callback);197 }198 };199 200 function normalizeNumber(number) {201 return number.replace("+", "").replace(" ", "").replace("(", "").replace(")", "").replace("-", "");202 }...
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This question is quite close to a "need more focus" question. But let's try to give it some focus:
Does Playwright has access to the cPicker object on the page? Does it has access to the window object?
Yes, you can access both cPicker and the window object inside an evaluate call.
Should I trigger the events from the HTML file itself, and in the callbacks, print in the DOM the result, in some dummy-element, and then infer from that dummy element text that the callbacks fired?
Exactly, or you can assign values to a javascript variable:
const cPicker = new ColorPicker({
onClickOutside(e){
},
onInput(color){
window['color'] = color;
},
onChange(color){
window['result'] = color;
}
})
And then
it('Should call all callbacks with correct arguments', async() => {
await page.goto(`http://localhost:5000/tests/visual/basic.html`, {waitUntil:'load'})
// Wait until the next frame
await page.evaluate(() => new Promise(requestAnimationFrame))
// Act
// Assert
const result = await page.evaluate(() => window['color']);
// Check the value
})
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