How to use find_button method in lettuce_webdriver

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test_find_button.py

Source: test_find_button.py Github

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...6 def setup_session(self, session):7 session.visit("/​form")8class TestFindButton(FindButtonTestCase):9 def test_finds_any_button(self, session):10 assert session.find_button("med")["id"] == "mediocre"11 assert session.find_button("crap321").value == "crappy"12 def test_raises_an_error_if_the_button_does_not_exist(self, session):13 with pytest.raises(ElementNotFound):14 session.find_button("Does not exist")15 def test_raises_an_error_if_the_button_is_disabled(self, session):16 with pytest.raises(ElementNotFound):17 session.find_button("Disabled button")18 def test_finds_by_aria_label_attribute_when_enable_aria_label_is_true(self, session):19 capybara.enable_aria_label = True20 assert session.find_button("Mediocre Button")["id"] == "mediocre"21 def test_does_not_find_by_aria_label_attribute_when_enable_aria_label_is_false(self, session):22 capybara.enable_aria_label = False23 with pytest.raises(ElementNotFound):24 session.find_button("Mediocre Button")25 def test_uses_options_without_locator(self, session):26 assert session.find_button(disabled=True).value == "Disabled button"27class TestFindButtonDisabled(FindButtonTestCase):28 def test_does_not_find_disabled_buttons_when_false(self, session):29 with pytest.raises(ElementNotFound):30 session.find_button("Disabled button", disabled=False)31 def test_finds_enabled_buttons_when_false(self, session):32 assert session.find_button("med", disabled=False)["id"] == "mediocre"33 def test_finds_disabled_buttons_when_true(self, session):34 field = session.find_button("Disabled button", disabled=True)35 assert field.value == "Disabled button"36 def test_does_not_find_enabled_buttons_when_true(self, session):37 with pytest.raises(ElementNotFound):38 session.find_button("med", disabled=True)39 def test_finds_disabled_buttons_when_all(self, session):40 field = session.find_button("Disabled button", disabled="all")41 assert field.value == "Disabled button"42 def test_finds_enabled_buttons_when_all(self, session):...

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browser_action.py

Source: browser_action.py Github

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...9 def test_unaliased(self):10 script = """11 opera.contexts.toolbar.addItem(lolwat)12 """13 self.assertTrue(self.walker.find_button(self.jstree.parse(script)))14 def test_unaliased2(self):15 script = """16 window.opera.contexts.toolbar.addItem(lolwat)17 """18 self.assertTrue(self.walker.find_button(self.jstree.parse(script)))19 def test_unaliased3(self):20 script = """21 window["opera"].contexts.toolbar.addItem(lolwat)22 """23 self.assertTrue(self.walker.find_button(self.jstree.parse(script)))24 def test_unaliased4(self):25 script = """26 opera.extension.bgProcess.opera.contexts.toolbar.addItem(btn);27 """28 self.assertTrue(self.walker.find_button(self.jstree.parse(script)))29 def test_unaliased5(self):30 """Presumably this shouldn't be a match--as you won't need theButton31 permission until you try to addItem() it."""32 script = """33 theButton = opera.contexts.toolbar.createItem(UIItemProperties);34 """35 self.assertFalse(self.walker.find_button(self.jstree.parse(script)))36 def test_aliased6(self):37 script = """38 function addItem(o){39 opera.contexts.toolbar.addItem(tobwithu.button);40 }41 """42 self.assertTrue(self.walker.find_button(self.jstree.parse(script)))43 def test_aliased(self):44 script = """45 var ctx = window.opera.contexts;46 ctx.toolbar.addItem(lolwat)47 """48 self.assertTrue(self.walker.find_button(self.jstree.parse(script)))49 def test_aliased2(self):50 script = """51 var ctx = window.opera.contexts;52 tb = ctx.toolbar;53 tb.addItem(lolwat)54 """55 self.assertTrue(self.walker.find_button(self.jstree.parse(script)))56 def test_aliased3(self):57 script = """58 var o = window.opera, c = o.contexts,59 t = c.toolbar, bloop = t.addItem(lolwat)60 """...

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cli.py

Source: cli.py Github

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...6 "udyr",7 "nunu & willump",8 "fiddlesticks",9]10def find_button(button, wait_time):11 loc = None12 start_time = time.time()13 while not loc and time.time() - start_time < wait_time:14 loc = scan.find(None, "screen", button)15 time.sleep(0.5)16 if loc:17 print(f"Found {button}")18 left_click(loc)19 return True20 else:21 print(f"Processing")22 return False23def cli_open(obj, wait_time):24 loc = None25 start_time = time.time()26 while not loc and time.time() - start_time < wait_time:27 loc = scan.find(None, "screen", obj)28 time.sleep(0.5)29 if loc:30 print(f"Found {obj}")31 return True32 else:33 print(f"Processing")34 return False35def lock_in(champ):36 if find_button(champ, 1):37 print(f"{champ} found")38 else:39 print(f"could not find {champ}")40 return False41 if find_button("lock_in", 1):42 print("locking in")43 return True44 print(f"could not lock in")45 return False46def try_locking_in():47 for champion in CHAMP_LIST:48 find_button("search", 1)49 type_word(champion)50 if lock_in(champion):51 return True52 find_button("search", 1)53 find_button("x", 1)54 return False55def in_queue():56 return find_button("accept", 1) or find_button("in_queue", 1) or find_button("find_match", 1)57def ban():58 if find_button("none", 1):59 find_button("ban", 3)60 return True61 else:...

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