Best Python code snippet using SeleniumBase
js_actions.py
Source: js_actions.py
...96 :return:97 """98 pass99 @validate_arguments100 def jquery_click(101 self,102 how: SeleniumBy,103 selector: str = Field(..., strict=True, min_length=1)104 ) -> None:105 """106 :param how:107 :param selector:108 :return:109 """110 pass111 def is_html_inspector_activated(self) -> bool:112 """113 :return:114 """...
blades.py
Source: blades.py
...37 blade_xpath = "//*[div[contains(@class, 'panelMain ') and descendant::*[contains(@class, 'panelHeader ') and descendant::*[text()='%s']]]]"38 blade = b.find_element_by_xpath(blade_xpath % self.name)39 header = blade.find_element_by_css_selector('.panelHeader')40 if blade.tag_name == 'dockedpanel':41 header.jquery_click()42 blade = b.wait("//panel[div[descendant::*[contains(@class, 'panelHeader ') and descendant::*[text()='%s']]]]" % self.name, By.XPATH)43 if self.add:44 bits = [] if self.add is True else self.add.split('|')45 plus = blade.find_element_by_css_selector('.panelAddButton')46 plus.jquery_click()47 if len(bits) > 1:48 menu = blade.wait('.dropdown-menu', By.CSS_SELECTOR)49 item = menu.find_element_by_xpath("//a[text()='%s']" % bits[1])50 item.jquery_click()51 blade.wait("flyout", By.CSS_SELECTOR)52 else:53 blade_xpath = "//div[contains(@class, 'blade ') and descendant::div[contains(@class, 'headerLabel') and text()='%s']]"54 blade = b.find_element_by_xpath(blade_xpath % self.name)55 header = blade.find_element_by_css_selector('.bladeHeader')56 # Note: Low level jQuery click is used here because the header might be57 # docked and Selenium would try to force scroll into view to be able58 # to click right in the middle x,y of the .bladeHeader element.59 b.execute_script("return arguments[0].click()", header)60 # Note: The 0.5 delay is to cover the UI animation for shuffling around61 # the blades. There are no AJAX actions.62 blade.wait(".innerContainer", By.CSS_SELECTOR, stabilize=0.5)63 if self.add:64 plus = blade.find_element_by_css_selector('.bladeAddButton')...
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