Best JavaScript code snippet using playwright-internal
dependencies.js
Source: dependencies.js
...159 missingDependenciesMessage = [` ${header}`, ` ${[...missingDeps].join('\n ')}`, ``].join('\n');160 }161 throw new Error('Host system is missing dependencies!\n\n' + missingPackagesMessage + missingDependenciesMessage);162}163function isSharedLib(basename) {164 switch (os.platform()) {165 case 'linux':166 return basename.endsWith('.so') || basename.includes('.so.');167 case 'win32':168 return basename.endsWith('.dll');169 default:170 return false;171 }172}173async function executablesOrSharedLibraries(directoryPath) {174 const allPaths = (await _fs.default.promises.readdir(directoryPath)).map(file => _path.default.resolve(directoryPath, file));175 const allStats = await Promise.all(allPaths.map(aPath => _fs.default.promises.stat(aPath)));176 const filePaths = allPaths.filter((aPath, index) => allStats[index].isFile());177 const executablersOrLibraries = (await Promise.all(filePaths.map(async filePath => {178 const basename = _path.default.basename(filePath).toLowerCase();179 if (isSharedLib(basename)) return filePath;180 if (await checkExecutable(filePath)) return filePath;181 return false;182 }))).filter(Boolean);183 return executablersOrLibraries;184}185async function missingFileDependenciesWindows(filePath) {186 const executable = _path.default.join(__dirname, '..', '..', 'bin', 'PrintDeps.exe');187 const dirname = _path.default.dirname(filePath);188 const {189 stdout,190 code191 } = await utils.spawnAsync(executable, [filePath], {192 cwd: dirname,193 env: { ...process.env,...
frame-node.js
Source: frame-node.js
1const path = require('path')2const jsFrameRx = /^([~*^])?((?:\S+?\(anonymous function\)|\S+)?(?: [a-zA-Z]+)*) (.*?):(\d+)?:?(\d+)( \[INIT])?( \[INLINABLE])?$/3const wasmFrameRx = /^(.*?) \[WASM:?(\w+)?]( \[INIT])?$/4// This one has the /m flag because regexes may contain \n5const cppFrameRx = /^(.*) (\[CPP]|\[SHARED_LIB]|\[CODE:\w+])( \[INIT])?$/m6class FrameNode {7 constructor (data, fixedType = null) {8 this.id = null9 /* istanbul ignore next: must be a string; can be null but can't replicate in tests */10 // If backslashes have been hard-escaped as their unicode escape char, swap them back in11 this.name = data.name12 .replace(/\\u005c/g, '\\')13 .replace('\n', ' /') || ''14 this.onStack = data.value15 this.onStackTop = { base: data.top }16 this.children = data.children17 ? data.children.map((frame) => new FrameNode(frame))18 : []19 this.functionName = null20 this.fileName = null21 this.fullFileName = null22 this.lineNumber = null23 this.columnNumber = null24 this.isInit = false25 this.isInlinable = false26 this.isOptimized = false27 this.isUnoptimized = false28 // Don't try to identify anything for the root node29 if (fixedType) {30 this.category = 'none'31 this.type = fixedType32 return this33 }34 // C++ and v8 functions don't match, but they don't need to35 let m36 if ((m = this.name.match(jsFrameRx))) {37 const [38 input, // eslint-disable-line no-unused-vars39 optimizationFlag,40 functionName,41 fileName,42 lineNumber,43 columnNumber,44 isInit,45 isInlinable46 ] = m47 this.functionName = functionName48 this.fileName = fileName49 this.fullFileName = fileName50 this.lineNumber = parseInt(lineNumber, 10)51 this.columnNumber = parseInt(columnNumber, 10)52 this.isInit = isInit != null53 this.isInlinable = isInlinable != null54 this.isOptimized = optimizationFlag === '*'55 this.isUnoptimized = optimizationFlag === '~' || optimizationFlag === '^'56 } else if ((m = this.name.match(cppFrameRx))) {57 const [58 input, // eslint-disable-line no-unused-vars59 functionName,60 tag,61 isInit62 ] = m63 const isSharedLib = tag === '[SHARED_LIB]'64 this.functionName = isSharedLib ? '[SHARED_LIB]' : functionName65 this.fileName = isSharedLib ? functionName : null66 this.isInit = isInit != null67 } else {68 /* istanbul ignore else: if none of the regexes we are missing a feature */69 if ((m = this.name.match(wasmFrameRx))) {70 const [71 input, // eslint-disable-line no-unused-vars72 functionName,73 optimizationTag,74 isInit75 ] = m76 this.functionName = functionName77 this.fileName = null78 this.isInit = isInit != null79 this.isOptimized = optimizationTag === 'Opt'80 this.isUnoptimized = optimizationTag === 'Unopt'81 } else {82 throw new Error(`Encountered an unparseable frame "${this.name}"`)83 }84 }85 }86 isNodeCore (systemInfo) {87 const { fullFileName } = this88 // istanbul ignore if89 if (!fullFileName) return false90 return !getPlatformPath(systemInfo).isAbsolute(fullFileName)91 }92 categorise (systemInfo, appName) {93 if (this.category === 'none') return94 const { name } = this // this.name remains unmutated: the initial name returned by 0x95 const {96 category,97 type98 } = this.getWasmType(name) ||99 this.getCoreOrV8Type(name, systemInfo) ||100 this.getDepType(name, systemInfo) ||101 this.getAppType(name, appName)102 this.category = category // Top level filters: 'app', 'deps', 'core' or 'all-v8'103 this.type = type // Second-level filters; core are static, app and deps depend on app104 if (type === 'regexp') {105 this.formatRegExpName()106 }107 }108 getTarget (systemInfo) {109 // App and its dependencies have local file paths; use those110 if (this.category === 'app' || this.category === 'deps') {111 return this.fileName112 }113 // Some core types have files that can be linked to in the appropriate Node build114 if (this.type === 'core') {115 const nodeVersion = systemInfo.nodeVersions.node116 return `https://github.com/nodejs/node/blob/v${nodeVersion}/lib/${this.fileName}#L${this.lineNumber}`117 }118 // TODO: add more cases like this119 }120 getWasmType (name) {121 if (/\[WASM(:\w+)?]( \[INIT])?$/.test(name)) {122 return { type: 'wasm', category: 'wasm' }123 }124 return null125 }126 getCoreOrV8Type (name, systemInfo) {127 // TODO: see if any subdivisions of core are useful128 const core = { type: 'core', category: 'core' }129 let type130 if (/\[CODE:RegExp]$/.test(name)) {131 type = 'regexp'132 } else if (!/(\.m?js)|(node:\w)/.test(name)) {133 if (/\[CODE:.*?]$/.test(name) || /v8::internal::.*\[CPP]$/.test(name)) {134 type = 'v8'135 } else /* istanbul ignore next */ if (/\.$/.test(name)) {136 return core137 } else if (/\[CPP]$/.test(name) || /\[SHARED_LIB]$/.test(name)) {138 type = 'cpp'139 } else if (/\[eval]/.test(name)) {140 // unless we create an eval checkbox141 // "native" is the next best label since142 // you cannot tell where the eval comes143 // from (app, deps, core)144 type = 'native'145 } else {146 type = 'v8'147 }148 } else if (/ native /.test(name)) {149 type = 'native'150 } else if (this.isNodeCore(systemInfo)) {151 return core152 }153 return type154 ? { type, category: 'all-v8' }155 : null156 }157 getDepType (name, systemInfo) {158 const escSep = getEscapedSeperator(systemInfo)159 const nodeModules = `${escSep}node_modules${escSep}`160 // Get last folder name after a /node_modules/ or \node_modules\161 const depDirRegex = new RegExp(`${nodeModules}(.+?)${escSep}(?!.*${nodeModules})`)162 const match = name.match(depDirRegex)163 return match164 ? { type: match[1], category: 'deps' }165 : null166 }167 getAppType (name, appName) {168 return {169 // TODO: profile some large applications with a lot of app code, see if there's a useful heuristic to split170 // out types, e.g. folders containing more than n files or look for common patterns like `lib`171 type: appName,172 category: 'app'173 }174 }175 anonymise (systemInfo) {176 if (!this.fileName || this.isNodeCore(systemInfo) || this.category === 'all-v8') {177 return178 }179 const platformPath = getPlatformPath(systemInfo)180 const { pathSeparator, mainDirectory } = systemInfo181 let relfile = platformPath.relative(mainDirectory, this.fileName)182 if (relfile[0] !== '.') {183 relfile = `.${pathSeparator}${relfile}`184 }185 this.fileName = relfile186 this.name = `${this.functionName} ${relfile}:${this.lineNumber}:${this.columnNumber}`187 }188 format (systemInfo) {189 if (this.category === 'none') return190 this.anonymise(systemInfo)191 this.target = this.getTarget(systemInfo) // Optional; where a user can view the source (e.g. path, url...)192 }193 // Formats file and function names, for user-friendly regexes194 // This cannot be done in the constructor because we don't know the node category yet.195 formatRegExpName () {196 // Regex may contain any number of spaces; wrap in / / to show whitespace197 this.functionName = `/${this.name.replace(/ \[CODE:RegExp\].*$/, '')}/`198 this.fileName = '[CODE:RegExp]'199 }200 walk (visit) {201 visit(this)202 this.children.forEach((node) => {203 node.walk(visit)204 })205 }206 toJSON () {207 // Used for search matching. '(inlinable)' added at start without spaces based on d3-fg search string parsing208 /* istanbul ignore next: inlinability is not always consistent between runs of the same test */209 const name = this.isInlinable ? '(inlinable)' + this.name : this.name210 return {211 id: this.id,212 name,213 fileName: this.fileName,214 functionName: this.functionName,215 lineNumber: this.lineNumber,216 columnNumber: this.columnNumber,217 target: this.target || '',218 type: this.type,219 category: this.category,220 isOptimized: this.isOptimized,221 isUnoptimized: this.isUnoptimized,222 isInlinable: this.isInlinable,223 isInit: this.isInit,224 isWasm: this.isWasm,225 value: this.onStack,226 onStackTop: this.onStackTop,227 children: this.children.map((node) => node.toJSON())228 }229 }230}231function getEscapedSeperator (systemInfo) {232 const { pathSeparator } = systemInfo233 /* istanbul ignore next: platform-specific conditions */234 return pathSeparator === '/' ? '\\/' : '\\\\'235}236function getPlatformPath (systemInfo) {237 return systemInfo.pathSeparator === '\\' ? path.win32 : path.posix238}...
test-config-options.js
Source: test-config-options.js
1var assert = require('assert');2var config = require('../nxlib/config-options');3describe('config', function(){4 describe('#hasSharedLibTarget()', function(){5 it('should return true when the input value is `shared-library`', ()=>{6 var nx = { targetType: 'shared-library' };7 var isSharedLib = config.hasSharedLibTarget(nx);8 assert.strictEqual(isSharedLib, true);9 });10 it('should return true when the input value is `shared-lib`', ()=>{11 var nx = { targetType: 'shared-lib' };12 var isSharedLib = config.hasSharedLibTarget(nx);13 assert.strictEqual(isSharedLib, true);14 });15 16 it('should return false when the input value does not represent a shared library', ()=>{17 var nx = { targetType: 'asdfg' };18 var isSharedLib = config.hasSharedLibTarget(nx);19 assert.strictEqual(isSharedLib, false);20 });21 });22 describe('#hasStaticLibTarget()', function(){23 it('should return true when the input value is `static-library`', ()=>{24 var nx = { targetType: 'static-library' }; 25 var isStaticLib = config.hasStaticLibTarget(nx);26 assert.strictEqual(isStaticLib, true);27 });28 it('should return true when the input value is `static-lib`', ()=>{29 var nx = { targetType: 'static-lib' }; 30 var isStaticLib = config.hasStaticLibTarget(nx);31 assert.strictEqual(isStaticLib, true);32 });33 34 it('should return false when the input value does not represent a static library', ()=>{35 var nx = { targetType: 'poiuyt' }; 36 var isStaticLib = config.hasStaticLibTarget(nx);37 assert.strictEqual(isStaticLib, false);38 });39 });40 describe('#hasExecutableTarget()', function(){41 it('should return true when the input value is `executable`', ()=>{42 var nx = { targetType: 'executable' }; 43 var isExecutable = config.hasExecutableTarget(nx);44 assert.strictEqual(isExecutable, true);45 });46 it('should return true when the input value does not represent an executable', ()=>{47 var nx = { targetType: 'helloWorldDave' }; 48 var isExecutable = config.hasExecutableTarget(nx);49 assert.strictEqual(isExecutable, false);50 });51 });52 ...
Using AI Code Generation
1const { isSharedLib } = require('playwright/lib/utils/utils');2const { chromium } = require('playwright');3(async () => {4 const browser = await chromium.launch();5 const page = await browser.newPage();6 await page.screenshot({ path: 'example.png' });7 await browser.close();8})();9- [Playwright Internal](
Using AI Code Generation
1const { isSharedLib } = require('playwright/lib/utils/utils');2console.log(isSharedLib('libffmpeg.dylib'));3console.log(isSharedLib('libffmpeg.so'));4console.log(isSharedLib('libffmpeg.dll'));5console.log(isSharedLib('libffmpeg.dylib'));6console.log(isSharedLib('libffmpeg.so'));7console.log(isSharedLib('libffmpeg.dll'));8const { isSharedLib } = require('playwright/lib/utils/utils');9const path = require('path');10const isSharedLib = (file) => {11 const ext = path.extname(file);12 return (ext === 'so' || ext === 'dylib' || ext === 'dll') && file.includes('libffmpeg');13};14console.log(isSharedLib('libffmpeg.dylib'));15console.log(isSharedLib('libffmpeg.so'));16console.log(isSharedLib('libffmpeg.dll'));17console.log(isSharedLib('libffmpeg.dylib'));18console.log(isSharedLib('libffmpeg.so'));19console.log(isSharedLib('libffmpeg.dll'));
Using AI Code Generation
1const { isSharedLib } = require('playwright/lib/utils/utils');2console.log(isSharedLib('playwright-core'));3console.log(isSharedLib('playwright'));4console.log(isSharedLib('playwright-chromium'));5console.log(isSharedLib('playwright-firefox'));6console.log(isSharedLib('playwright-webkit'));7In this article, we have learned about the Playwright Internal API and its methods. We have also learned about how to use these methods in our code. We have also learned about the isSharedLib() method of Playwright Internal API and its usage. In this article, we have learned about the Playwright Internal API and its methods. We have also learned about how to use these methods in our code. We have also learned about the isSharedLib() method of Playwright Internal API and its usage. In this article, we have learned about the Playwright Internal API and its methods. We have also learned about how to use these methods in our code. We have also learned about the isSharedLib() method of Playwright Internal API and its usage. In this article, we have learned about the Playwright Internal API and its
Using AI Code Generation
1const playwright = require('playwright');2const isSharedLib = playwright.isSharedLib;3const path = require('path');4const libPath = path.join(__dirname, 'lib');5const libName = 'libplaywright.dylib';6const sharedLib = path.join(libPath, libName);7const isShared = isSharedLib(sharedLib);8console.log(`Is ${sharedLib} a shared lib? ${isShared}`);
Using AI Code Generation
1const { isSharedLib } = require('playwright/lib/utils/utils');2console.log(isSharedLib('libfoo.so.1'));3## `isWindows()`4const { isWindows } = require('playwright/lib/utils/utils');5console.log(isWindows());6## `isMac()`7const { isMac } = require('playwright/lib/utils/utils');8console.log(isMac());9## `isLinux()`10const { isLinux } = require('playwright/lib/utils/utils');11console.log(isLinux());
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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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