Best Python code snippet using lettuce_webdriver_python
base_page.py
Source: base_page.py
...55 print('Try to find icon user...', end='')56 assert self.is_element_present(*BasePageLocators.USER_ICON),\57 "User icon is not presented, probably unauthorised user"58 print('Ok, icon found. Authorised user')59 def url_should_contain(self, strparam:str):60 """пÑовеÑка, ÑÑо browser.current_url ÑодеÑÐ¶Ð¸Ñ Ð² Ñебе <strparam>"""61 print(f'Verify that current URL contain "{strparam}"...', end='')62 assert strparam in self.browser.current_url, \63 f'Opened wrong page from link:{self.url}. Page link not contain "{strparam}"'64 print('Ok')65 def go_to_login_page(self):66 login_link = self.should_be_login_link()67 print(f'Running method login_link.click from page {self.url}')68 login_link.click()69 assert '/login' in self.browser.current_url, f'Opened not login page from link:{self.url}.'70 def go_to_basket_page(self):71 basket_link = self.should_be_basket_link()72 print(f'Running method basket_link.click from page {self.url}')73 basket_link.click()74 self.url_should_contain('/basket/')75 def solve_quiz_and_get_code(self):76 alert = self.browser.switch_to.alert77 x = alert.text.split(" ")[2]78 answer = str(math.log(abs((12 * math.sin(float(x))))))79 alert.send_keys(answer)80 alert.accept()81 try:82 alert = self.browser.switch_to.alert83 alert_text = alert.text84 print(f"Your code: {alert_text}")85 alert.accept()86 except NoAlertPresentException:...
test_forms.py
Source: test_forms.py
...21 self.set_input("firstname", "Donald")22 self.set_input("lastname", "Duck")23 self.select_dropdown("cars", "Fiat")24 self.click_button("Submit")25 self.url_should_contain("firstname=Donald")26 self.url_should_not_contain("Mickey")27 self.url_should_contain("lastname=Duck")28 self.url_should_not_contain("Mouse")29class MissingFormTestCase(SeleniumLiveTestCase):30 selenium_timeout = 131 def test_missing_form(self):32 """ Look for a form that does not exist. """33 self.get_page("/")...
basket_page.py
Source: basket_page.py
...6 self.should_be_basket_url()7 self.should_be_no_item_in_basket()8 self.should_be_empty_basket_message()9 def should_be_basket_url(self):10 self.url_should_contain('/basket/')11 def should_be_no_item_in_basket(self):12 print('Verify that no items in basket...', end='')13 assert self.is_not_element_present(*BasketPageLocators.ITEM_IN_BASKET),\14 f'Opened basket_page from link {self.url}, and found some item in it. But should be empty.'15 print('Ok')16 def should_be_empty_basket_message(self):17 print('Verify "Empty basket message"...', end='')18 message_empty_basket = self.is_element_present(*BasketPageLocators.EMPTY_BASKET_MESSAGE)19 assert message_empty_basket,\20 f'Message "Empty basket" not found. Tried to find {BasketPageLocators.EMPTY_BASKET_MESSAGE}'...
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