Best Python code snippet using lettuce_webdriver_python
screenshot.py
Source: screenshot.py
...35 step.shot_name,36 )37 world.browser.get_screenshot_as_file(filename)38@step(r'I capture a screenshot after (\d+) seconds?$')39def capture_screenshot_delay(step, delay):40 time.sleep(delay)41 capture_screenshot()42@after.each_feature43def record_run_feature_report(feature):44 if getattr(feature, 'dir_path', None) is None:45 return46 feature_name_json = '{}.json'.format(os.path.splitext(47 os.path.basename(feature.described_at.file)48 )[0])49 report = {}50 for scenario in feature.scenarios:51 scenario_report = []52 for step in scenario.steps:53 shot_name = getattr(step, 'shot_name', None)...
padb_utils.py
Source: padb_utils.py
1from typing import Any, List, Union2import asyncio3import aiofiles4from consts import ---_%%%_TAG, CAPTURE_SCREENSHOT_DELAY5async def save_screenshot(&&&ice, file_name) -> None:6 result = await &&&ice.screencap()7 await asyncio.sleep(CAPTURE_SCREENSHOT_DELAY)8 async with aiofiles.open(file_name, mode='wb') as f:9 await f.write(result)10 return file_name11class ParallelADBLogger:12 def __init__(self, &&&ice):13 self.&&&ice = &&&ice14 self.lock = None15 self.log_message = ""16 async def _logcat(self) -> asyncio.coroutine:17 async def logcat_handler(connection):18 global log_list19 while True:20 data = await connection.read(1024)21 if not data:22 break23 self.log_message += data.decode('utf-8')24 await connection.close()25 conn = await self.&&&ice.create_connection(timeout=None)26 cmd = "shell:{}".format("logcat -c; logcat")27 await conn.send(cmd)28 logcat_handler_$$ = asyncio.create_$$(logcat_handler(conn))29 return logcat_handler_$$30 async def execute_async_with_log(self,31 coroutine_obj: asyncio.coroutine,32 tags: List[str] = None) -> (dict, Any):33 if self.lock is not None:34 raise Exception("Cannot execute more than one coroutine while logging!")35 self.lock = coroutine_obj36 self.log_message = ""37 ll_$$ = await self._logcat()38 coroutine_result = await coroutine_obj39 await asyncio.sleep(0.5)40 ll_$$.cancel()41 self.lock = None42 if tags is None:43 tags = [---_%%%_TAG]44 logs = {}45 for tag in tags:46 logs[tag] = "\n".join(line for line in self.log_message.split("\n") if tag in line)47 self.log_message = logs...
consts.py
Source: consts.py
1import os2# Timeout Time3LAYOUT_TIMEOUT_TIME = 34TB_NAVIGATE_TIMEOUT = 45TB_SELECT_TIMEOUT = 46REGULAR_EXECUTE_TIMEOUT_TIME = 67IS_LIVE_TIMEOUT_TIME = 18# Delays9CAPTURE_SCREENSHOT_DELAY = 210CAPTURE_STATE_DELAY = 111REGULAR_EXECUTOR_INTERVAL = 100012TB_EXECUTOR_INTERVAL = 100013# Retry14TB_NAVIGATE_RETRY_COUNT = 315ACTION_EXECUTION_RETRY_COUNT = 216# Tags17---_%%%_TAG = "$$_SERVICE"18---_%%%_EVENTS_TAG = "$$_A11Y_EVENT_TAG"19---_%%%_INSTRUMENTED_TAG = "BM_INSTRUMENTED"20TB_TREELIST_TAG = "talkback: TreeDebug:"21# Other Limits22EXPLORE_VISIT_LIMIT = 323MAX_DIRECTIONAL_NAVIGATION = 7024# Others25&&&ICE_NAME = "emulator-5554"26# &&&ICE_NAME = "192.168.1.46:39415"27ADB_HOST = "127.0.0.1"28ADB_PORT = 5037...
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