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How to use runDelayEventTest method in wpt

Best JavaScript code snippet using wpt

helper.js

1function runDelayEventTest(description) {2  const t = async_test(description +3      ' still delay the load event in the original Document after move');4  const t_new = async_test(description +5      ' does not delay the load event in the new Document after move');6  const start_time = performance.now();7  const iframe = document.createElement('iframe');8  iframe.setAttribute('src', 'delay-load-event-iframe.html');9  document.body.appendChild(iframe);10  window.onload = t.step_func_done(() => {11    // The `#to-be-moved` script should delay the load event until it is loaded12    // (i.e. 3 seconds), not just until it is moved out to another Document13    // (i.e. 1 second). Here we expect the delay should be at least 2 seconds,14    // as the latency can be slightly less than 3 seconds due to preloading.15    assert_greater_than(performance.now() - start_time, 2000,...

Using AI Code Generation

1runDelayEventTest("test", 1000, 2000);2runDelayEventTest("test", 1000, 2000);3runDelayEventTest("test", 1000, 2000);4runDelayEventTest("test", 1000, 2000);5runDelayEventTest("test", 1000, 2000);6runDelayEventTest("test", 1000, 2000);7runDelayEventTest("test", 1000, 2000);8runDelayEventTest("test", 1000, 2000);9runDelayEventTest("test", 1000, 2000);10runDelayEventTest("test", 1000, 2000);11runDelayEventTest("test", 1000, 2000);12runDelayEventTest("test", 1000, 2000);13runDelayEventTest("test", 1000, 2000);14runDelayEventTest("test", 1000, 2000);

Using AI Code Generation

1runDelayEventTest(3000, "click", "click");2function runDelayEventTest(delay, event1, event2) {3    var button = document.createElement("button");4    button.id = "button";5    document.body.appendChild(button);6    button.addEventListener(event1, function() {7        console.log(event1);8        setTimeout(function() {9            button.dispatchEvent(new Event(event2));10        }, delay);11    });12    button.addEventListener(event2, function() {13        console.log(event2);14    });15    button.dispatchEvent(new Event(event1));16}17driver.findElement(By.linkText("Link")).click();18WebDriverWait wait = new WebDriverWait(driver, 10);19wait.until(ExpectedConditions.urlContains("newpage"));20function test() {21    console.log("test");22}23function test() {24    console.log("test");25}

Using AI Code Generation

1wptb.runDelayEventTest('test');2runDelayEventTest: function(testName) {3    var test = this.tests[testName];4    var delay = 0;5    if (test.delay) {6        delay = test.delay;7    }8    this.delayEvent(test.event, delay);9    this.delayedEvents[test.event].push(test);10},11delayEvent: function(eventName, delay) {12    if (!this.delayedEvents[eventName]) {13        this.delayedEvents[eventName] = [];14        var oldHandler = this.window[eventName];15        this.window[eventName] = function() {16            var args = arguments;17            var delayedEvents = wptb.delayedEvents[eventName];18            for (var i = 0; i < delayedEvents.length; i++) {19                var test = delayedEvents[i];20                test.test.apply(test.context, args);21            }22            if (oldHandler) {23                oldHandler.apply(this, args);24            }25        };26    }27}28delayedEvents: {}29tests: {30    test: {31        test: function() {32            console.log('test');33        }34    }35}36test: function() {37    console.log('test');38}39wptb: {40    runDelayEventTest: function(testName) {41        var test = this.tests[testName];42        var delay = 0;43        if (test.delay) {44            delay = test.delay;45        }46        this.delayEvent(test.event, delay);47        this.delayedEvents[test.event].push(test);48    },49    delayEvent: function(eventName, delay) {50        if (!

Using AI Code Generation

1runDelayEventTest("test_event", "test_event", 5000, 5000, 5000);2function runDelayEventTest(testName, eventName, delay, timeout, tolerance) {3    var event = new Event(eventName);4    var eventFired = false;5    var eventFiredTime = 0;6    window.addEventListener(eventName, function(e) {7        eventFired = true;8        eventFiredTime = performance.now();9    }, false);10    setTimeout(function() {11        window.dispatchEvent(event);12    }, delay);13    setTimeout(function() {14        if (eventFired) {15            if (eventFiredTime - delay <= tolerance) {16                testPassed(testName);17            } else {18                testFailed(testName);19            }20        } else {21            testFailed(testName);22        }23    }, timeout);24}

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