Best JavaScript code snippet using playwright-internal
vue.js
Source: vue.js
...2028 const warnCount = Object.create(null);2029 function warnDeprecation(key, instance, ...args) {2030 instance = instance || getCurrentInstance();2031 2032 const config = getCompatConfigForKey(key, instance);2033 if (config === 'suppress-warning') {2034 return;2035 }2036 const dupKey = key + args.join('');2037 let compId = instance && formatComponentName(instance, instance.type);2038 if (compId === 'Anonymous' && instance) {2039 compId = instance.uid;2040 }2041 2042 const componentDupKey = dupKey + compId;2043 if (componentDupKey in instanceWarned) {2044 return;2045 }2046 instanceWarned[componentDupKey] = true;2047 2048 2049 if (dupKey in warnCount) {2050 warn(`(deprecation ${key}) (${++warnCount[dupKey] + 1})`);2051 return;2052 }2053 warnCount[dupKey] = 0;2054 const { message, link } = deprecationData[key];2055 warn(`(deprecation ${key}) ${typeof message === 'function' ? message(...args) : message}${link ? `\n Details: ${link}` : ``}`);2056 if (!isCompatEnabled(key, instance, true)) {2057 console.error(`^ The above deprecation's compat behavior is disabled and will likely ` +2058 `lead to runtime errors.`);2059 }2060 }2061 const globalCompatConfig = {2062 MODE: 22063 };2064 function getCompatConfigForKey(key, instance) {2065 const instanceConfig = instance && instance.type.compatConfig;2066 if (instanceConfig && key in instanceConfig) {2067 return instanceConfig[key];2068 }2069 return globalCompatConfig[key];2070 }2071 function isCompatEnabled(key, instance, enableForBuiltIn = false) {2072 2073 if (!enableForBuiltIn && instance && instance.type.__isBuiltIn) {2074 return false;2075 }2076 const rawMode = getCompatConfigForKey('MODE', instance) || 2;2077 const val = getCompatConfigForKey(key, instance);2078 const mode = isFunction(rawMode)2079 ? rawMode(instance && instance.type)2080 : rawMode;2081 if (mode === 2) {2082 return val !== false;2083 }2084 else {2085 return val === true || val === 'suppress-warning';2086 }2087 }2088 2089 function emit(instance, event, ...rawArgs) {2090 const props = instance.vnode.props || EMPTY_OBJ;2091 {...
runtime-dom.esm-browser.js
Source: runtime-dom.esm-browser.js
...2026const warnCount = Object.create(null);2027function warnDeprecation(key, instance, ...args) {2028 instance = instance || getCurrentInstance();2029 // check user config2030 const config = getCompatConfigForKey(key, instance);2031 if (config === 'suppress-warning') {2032 return;2033 }2034 const dupKey = key + args.join('');2035 let compId = instance && formatComponentName(instance, instance.type);2036 if (compId === 'Anonymous' && instance) {2037 compId = instance.uid;2038 }2039 // skip if the same warning is emitted for the same component type2040 const componentDupKey = dupKey + compId;2041 if (componentDupKey in instanceWarned) {2042 return;2043 }2044 instanceWarned[componentDupKey] = true;2045 // same warning, but different component. skip the long message and just2046 // log the key and count.2047 if (dupKey in warnCount) {2048 warn(`(deprecation ${key}) (${++warnCount[dupKey] + 1})`);2049 return;2050 }2051 warnCount[dupKey] = 0;2052 const { message, link } = deprecationData[key];2053 warn(`(deprecation ${key}) ${typeof message === 'function' ? message(...args) : message}${link ? `\n Details: ${link}` : ``}`);2054 if (!isCompatEnabled(key, instance, true)) {2055 console.error(`^ The above deprecation's compat behavior is disabled and will likely ` +2056 `lead to runtime errors.`);2057 }2058}2059const globalCompatConfig = {2060 MODE: 22061};2062function getCompatConfigForKey(key, instance) {2063 const instanceConfig = instance && instance.type.compatConfig;2064 if (instanceConfig && key in instanceConfig) {2065 return instanceConfig[key];2066 }2067 return globalCompatConfig[key];2068}2069function isCompatEnabled(key, instance, enableForBuiltIn = false) {2070 // skip compat for built-in components2071 if (!enableForBuiltIn && instance && instance.type.__isBuiltIn) {2072 return false;2073 }2074 const rawMode = getCompatConfigForKey('MODE', instance) || 2;2075 const val = getCompatConfigForKey(key, instance);2076 const mode = isFunction(rawMode)2077 ? rawMode(instance && instance.type)2078 : rawMode;2079 if (mode === 2) {2080 return val !== false;2081 }2082 else {2083 return val === true || val === 'suppress-warning';2084 }2085}2086function emit(instance, event, ...rawArgs) {2087 const props = instance.vnode.props || EMPTY_OBJ;2088 {2089 const { emitsOptions, propsOptions: [propsOptions] } = instance;...
vue.runtime.esm-browser.js
Source: vue.runtime.esm-browser.js
...2026const warnCount = Object.create(null);2027function warnDeprecation(key, instance, ...args) {2028 instance = instance || getCurrentInstance();2029 // check user config2030 const config = getCompatConfigForKey(key, instance);2031 if (config === 'suppress-warning') {2032 return;2033 }2034 const dupKey = key + args.join('');2035 let compId = instance && formatComponentName(instance, instance.type);2036 if (compId === 'Anonymous' && instance) {2037 compId = instance.uid;2038 }2039 // skip if the same warning is emitted for the same component type2040 const componentDupKey = dupKey + compId;2041 if (componentDupKey in instanceWarned) {2042 return;2043 }2044 instanceWarned[componentDupKey] = true;2045 // same warning, but different component. skip the long message and just2046 // log the key and count.2047 if (dupKey in warnCount) {2048 warn(`(deprecation ${key}) (${++warnCount[dupKey] + 1})`);2049 return;2050 }2051 warnCount[dupKey] = 0;2052 const { message, link } = deprecationData[key];2053 warn(`(deprecation ${key}) ${typeof message === 'function' ? message(...args) : message}${link ? `\n Details: ${link}` : ``}`);2054 if (!isCompatEnabled(key, instance, true)) {2055 console.error(`^ The above deprecation's compat behavior is disabled and will likely ` +2056 `lead to runtime errors.`);2057 }2058}2059const globalCompatConfig = {2060 MODE: 22061};2062function getCompatConfigForKey(key, instance) {2063 const instanceConfig = instance && instance.type.compatConfig;2064 if (instanceConfig && key in instanceConfig) {2065 return instanceConfig[key];2066 }2067 return globalCompatConfig[key];2068}2069function isCompatEnabled(key, instance, enableForBuiltIn = false) {2070 // skip compat for built-in components2071 if (!enableForBuiltIn && instance && instance.type.__isBuiltIn) {2072 return false;2073 }2074 const rawMode = getCompatConfigForKey('MODE', instance) || 2;2075 const val = getCompatConfigForKey(key, instance);2076 const mode = isFunction(rawMode)2077 ? rawMode(instance && instance.type)2078 : rawMode;2079 if (mode === 2) {2080 return val !== false;2081 }2082 else {2083 return val === true || val === 'suppress-warning';2084 }2085}2086function emit(instance, event, ...rawArgs) {2087 const props = instance.vnode.props || EMPTY_OBJ;2088 {2089 const { emitsOptions, propsOptions: [propsOptions] } = instance;...
vendor-node_modules_vue_runtime-core_dist_runtime-core_esm-bundler_js-5c40226b.js
Source: vendor-node_modules_vue_runtime-core_dist_runtime-core_esm-bundler_js-5c40226b.js
...976function warnDeprecation(key, instance, ...args) {977 if (false) {}978 instance = instance || getCurrentInstance();979 // check user config980 const config = getCompatConfigForKey(key, instance);981 if (config === 'suppress-warning') {982 return;983 }984 const dupKey = key + args.join('');985 let compId = instance && formatComponentName(instance, instance.type);986 if (compId === 'Anonymous' && instance) {987 compId = instance.uid;988 }989 // skip if the same warning is emitted for the same component type990 const componentDupKey = dupKey + compId;991 if (componentDupKey in instanceWarned) {992 return;993 }994 instanceWarned[componentDupKey] = true;995 // same warning, but different component. skip the long message and just996 // log the key and count.997 if (dupKey in warnCount) {998 warn(`(deprecation ${key}) (${++warnCount[dupKey] + 1})`);999 return;1000 }1001 warnCount[dupKey] = 0;1002 const { message, link } = deprecationData[key];1003 warn(`(deprecation ${key}) ${typeof message === 'function' ? message(...args) : message}${link ? `\n Details: ${link}` : ``}`);1004 if (!isCompatEnabled(key, instance, true)) {1005 console.error(`^ The above deprecation's compat behavior is disabled and will likely ` +1006 `lead to runtime errors.`);1007 }1008}1009const globalCompatConfig = {1010 MODE: 21011};1012function getCompatConfigForKey(key, instance) {1013 const instanceConfig = instance && instance.type.compatConfig;1014 if (instanceConfig && key in instanceConfig) {1015 return instanceConfig[key];1016 }1017 return globalCompatConfig[key];1018}1019function isCompatEnabled(key, instance, enableForBuiltIn = false) {1020 // skip compat for built-in components1021 if (!enableForBuiltIn && instance && instance.type.__isBuiltIn) {1022 return false;1023 }1024 const rawMode = getCompatConfigForKey('MODE', instance) || 2;1025 const val = getCompatConfigForKey(key, instance);1026 const mode = (0,_vue_shared__WEBPACK_IMPORTED_MODULE_1__.isFunction)(rawMode)1027 ? rawMode(instance && instance.type)1028 : rawMode;1029 if (mode === 2) {1030 return val !== false;1031 }1032 else {1033 return val === true || val === 'suppress-warning';1034 }1035}1036function emit(instance, event, ...rawArgs) {1037 const props = instance.vnode.props || _vue_shared__WEBPACK_IMPORTED_MODULE_1__.EMPTY_OBJ;1038 if ((true)) {1039 const { emitsOptions, propsOptions: [propsOptions] } = instance;...
index.js
Source: index.js
...1492}1493const globalCompatConfig = {1494 MODE: 21495};1496function getCompatConfigForKey(key, instance) {1497 const instanceConfig = instance && instance.type.compatConfig;1498 if (instanceConfig && key in instanceConfig) {1499 return instanceConfig[key];1500 }1501 return globalCompatConfig[key];1502}1503function isCompatEnabled(key, instance, enableForBuiltIn = false) {1504 // skip compat for built-in components1505 if (!enableForBuiltIn && instance && instance.type.__isBuiltIn) {1506 return false;1507 }1508 const rawMode = getCompatConfigForKey('MODE', instance) || 2;1509 const val = getCompatConfigForKey(key, instance);1510 const mode = isFunction(rawMode) ? rawMode(instance && instance.type) : rawMode;1511 if (mode === 2) {1512 return val !== false;1513 } else {1514 return val === true || val === 'suppress-warning';1515 }1516}1517function emit(instance, event, ...rawArgs) {1518 const props = instance.vnode.props || EMPTY_OBJ;1519 if (process.env.NODE_ENV !== 'production') {1520 const {1521 emitsOptions,1522 propsOptions: [propsOptions]1523 } = instance;...
vendor.28417265.js
Source: vendor.28417265.js
...967Promise.resolve();968const globalCompatConfig = {969 MODE: 2970};971function getCompatConfigForKey(key, instance) {972 const instanceConfig = instance && instance.type.compatConfig;973 if (instanceConfig && key in instanceConfig) {974 return instanceConfig[key];975 }976 return globalCompatConfig[key];977}978function isCompatEnabled(key, instance, enableForBuiltIn = false) {979 if (!enableForBuiltIn && instance && instance.type.__isBuiltIn) {980 return false;981 }982 const rawMode = getCompatConfigForKey("MODE", instance) || 2;983 const val = getCompatConfigForKey(key, instance);984 const mode = isFunction(rawMode) ? rawMode(instance && instance.type) : rawMode;985 if (mode === 2) {986 return val !== false;987 } else {988 return val === true || val === "suppress-warning";989 }990}991function emit(instance, event, ...rawArgs) {992 const props = instance.vnode.props || EMPTY_OBJ;993 let args = rawArgs;994 const isModelListener2 = event.startsWith("update:");995 const modelArg = isModelListener2 && event.slice(7);996 if (modelArg && modelArg in props) {997 const modifiersKey = `${modelArg === "modelValue" ? "model" : modelArg}Modifiers`;...
vendor.c3d208da.js
Source: vendor.c3d208da.js
...1110}1111const globalCompatConfig = {1112 MODE: 21113};1114function getCompatConfigForKey(key, instance) {1115 const instanceConfig = instance && instance.type.compatConfig;1116 if (instanceConfig && key in instanceConfig) {1117 return instanceConfig[key];1118 }1119 return globalCompatConfig[key];1120}1121function isCompatEnabled(key, instance, enableForBuiltIn = false) {1122 if (!enableForBuiltIn && instance && instance.type.__isBuiltIn) {1123 return false;1124 }1125 const rawMode = getCompatConfigForKey("MODE", instance) || 2;1126 const val = getCompatConfigForKey(key, instance);1127 const mode = isFunction$1(rawMode) ? rawMode(instance && instance.type) : rawMode;1128 if (mode === 2) {1129 return val !== false;1130 } else {1131 return val === true || val === "suppress-warning";1132 }1133}1134function emit(instance, event, ...rawArgs) {1135 const props = instance.vnode.props || EMPTY_OBJ$1;1136 let args = rawArgs;1137 const isModelListener2 = event.startsWith("update:");1138 const modelArg = isModelListener2 && event.slice(7);1139 if (modelArg && modelArg in props) {1140 const modifiersKey = `${modelArg === "modelValue" ? "model" : modelArg}Modifiers`;...
Using AI Code Generation
1const { chromium } = require('playwright');2const browser = await chromium.launch();3const page = await browser.newPage();4console.log(page._delegate.getCompatConfigForKey('ignoreHTTPSErrors'));5await browser.close();6const { chromium } = require('playwright');7const browser = await chromium.launch();8const page = await browser.newPage();9page._delegate.setCompatConfigForKey('ignoreHTTPSErrors', true);10await browser.close();11const { chromium } = require('playwright');12const browser = await chromium.launch();13const page = await browser.newPage();14console.log(page._delegate.getCompatConfigForKey('ignoreHTTPSErrors'));15await browser.close();
Jest + Playwright - Test callbacks of event-based DOM library
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firefox browser does not start in playwright
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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