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test_browser.py
Source: test_browser.py
...166 host.click(pid(f"{result}"))167 else:168 host.click("text='Finished Reading!'")169 for page in players.values():170 page.wait_for_function(js_has_class("buzzer", "btn-success"))171 assert "btn-success" in page.locator(pid("buzzer")).get_attribute("class")172 # Get the _round_status:173 # - 0 -> The first player to buzz gets the correct answer174 # - 1 -> The second player to buzz gets the correct answer175 # - 2 -> The third player to buzz gets the correct answer176 # - 3 -> No player gets the correct answer (the host dimisses)177 _round_status = random.choice(range(4))178 # No one answered179 if _round_status == 3:180 host.click("text='Dismiss'")181 for page in players.values():182 page.wait_for_function(js_has_class("buzzer", "btn-danger"))183 assert "btn-success" not in page.locator(pid("buzzer")).get_attribute("class")184 assert "disabled btn-danger" in page.locator(pid("buzzer")).get_attribute("class")185 else:186 guess_order = random.sample(list(players.items()), k=len(players))187 for index, (name, page) in enumerate(guess_order):188 for (other_name, other_page) in guess_order[:index]:189 assert "btn-success" not in other_page.locator(pid("buzzer")).get_attribute(190 "class"191 )192 assert "disabled btn-danger" in other_page.locator(pid("buzzer")).get_attribute(193 "class"194 )195 page.click(pid("buzzer"))196 host.wait_for_function(js_id_equality("player", name))197 assert host.locator(pid("player")).text_content().strip() == name198 if index != _round_status:199 host.click(pid("incorrect_response"))200 else:201 host.click(pid("correct_response"))202 break203 host.wait_for_timeout(200)204 for name, page in players.items():205 player_score = int(page.locator(pid("score")).text_content().strip())206 board_score = int(board.locator(pid(alex.safe_name(name))).text_content().strip())207 assert player_score == board_score208 host.locator(pid("round_transition")).wait_for(state="visible")209 host.click(pid("start_next_round"))210 host.wait_for_load_state()211 board.wait_for_load_state()212 host.locator(pid("get_wager")).wait_for(state="visible")213 host.click(pid("get_wager"))214 assert not page.locator(pid("show_0")).is_visible()215 reveal_prep = dict()216 for name, page in players.items():217 assert "btn-success" not in host.locator(pid(alex.safe_name(name))).get_attribute("class")218 assert "btn-danger" in host.locator(pid(alex.safe_name(name))).get_attribute("class")219 bg_score = int(page.locator(pid("score")).text_content().strip())220 fg_score = int(page.locator(f"{pid('wager_amount')} >> .score").text_content().strip())221 assert bg_score == fg_score222 wager = (max(fg_score, 1000) // 100) * 100223 page.fill(pid("wager_value"), str(wager))224 page.click("text='Submit!'")225 host.wait_for_function(js_has_class(alex.safe_name(name), "btn-success"))226 assert "btn-success" in host.locator(pid(alex.safe_name(name))).get_attribute("class")227 assert "btn-danger" not in host.locator(pid(alex.safe_name(name))).get_attribute("class")228 reveal_prep[name] = {"pre": fg_score, "wager": wager}229 host.locator(pid("show_0")).wait_for(state="visible")230 host.locator(pid("get_questions")).wait_for(state="visible")231 host.click(pid("get_questions"))232 for name, page in players.items():233 assert "btn-success" not in host.locator(pid(alex.safe_name(name))).get_attribute("class")234 assert "btn-danger" in host.locator(pid(alex.safe_name(name))).get_attribute("class")235 page.fill(pid("question_value"), f"{name}'s answer")236 page.click("text='Submit!'")237 host.wait_for_function(js_has_class(alex.safe_name(name), "btn-success"))238 assert "btn-success" in host.locator(pid(alex.safe_name(name))).get_attribute("class")239 assert "btn-danger" not in host.locator(pid(alex.safe_name(name))).get_attribute("class")240 host.locator(pid("show_responses")).wait_for(state="visible")241 host.click(pid("show_responses"))242 host.locator(pid("final_reveal")).wait_for(state="visible")243 for (name, scoring) in sorted(reveal_prep.items(), key=lambda k: k[1]["pre"]):244 for screen in (host, board):245 host.wait_for_function(js_id_equality("player", name))246 assert screen.locator(pid("player")).text_content() == name247 assert screen.locator(pid("question")).text_content() == f"{name}'s answer"248 assert int(screen.locator(pid("score")).text_content().strip()) == scoring["pre"]249 result = random.choice([("correct_fj", 1), ("incorrect_fj", -1)])250 host.click(pid(f"{result[0]}"))251 final_score = scoring["pre"] + (scoring["wager"] * result[1])252 reveal_prep[name]["final"] = final_score253 assert int(host.locator(pid("amount")).text_content().strip()) == scoring["wager"]254 assert int(host.locator(pid("final_score")).text_content().strip()) == final_score255 assert int(players[name].locator(pid("score")).text_content().strip()) == final_score256 host.click(pid("next"))257 winner = sorted(reveal_prep.items(), key=lambda k: k[1]["final"])[-1]258 for page in (host, board, players[winner[0]]):259 page.wait_for_function("document.location.pathname.indexOf('results') > 0")260 assert page.url.endswith("/results/")261 for page in players.values():...
exists.py
Source: exists.py
...36@do(NvimIO[bool])37def command_exists_not(name: str) -> Do:38 exists = yield command_exists(name)39 return not exists40def wait_for_function(name: str, timeout: int=30, **kw: Any) -> NvimIO[None]:41 return wait_until_valid(name, function_exists, timeout=timeout, desc='appear', **kw)42def wait_for_function_undef(name: str, timeout: int=30) -> NvimIO[None]:43 return wait_until_valid(name, function_exists_not, timeout)44def wait_for_command(name: str, timeout: int=30) -> NvimIO[None]:45 return wait_until_valid(name, command_exists, timeout=timeout, desc='appear')46@do(NvimIO[A])47def command_once_defined(name: str, *args: str, timeout: int=30, verbose: bool=False) -> Do:48 yield wait_for_command(name, timeout=timeout)49 yield nvim_command(name, *args, params=NRParams.cons(verbose=verbose, sync=False))50@do(NvimIO[A])51def call_once_defined(name: str, *args: str, timeout: int=10) -> Do:52 yield wait_for_function(name, timeout=timeout)53 yield nvim_call_function(name, *args)54def wait_until_function_produces(55 target: Any,56 name: str,57 *args: str,58 timeout: int=10,59 interval: float=None,60) -> NvimIO[A]:61 return nvimio_repeat_timeout(62 lambda: N.recover_failure(nvim_call_function(name, *args), N.pure),63 lambda a: a == target,64 f'{name} did not produce `{target}` within {timeout} seconds',65 timeout,66 interval,...
main.py
Source: main.py
...10from odinsynth.rulegen import RuleGeneration11from odinsynth.index import IndexedCorpus12def quit_function():13 thread.interrupt_main()14def wait_for_function(seconds: int, func, *args, **kwargs):15 """16 Tries to return a random surface rule, unless it runs out of time.17 """18 timer = threading.Timer(seconds, quit_function)19 timer.start()20 try:21 return func(*args, **kwargs)22 except KeyboardInterrupt:23 return None24 finally:25 timer.cancel()26def validate_query(query):27 if query is None:28 return False29 if isinstance(query, RepeatSurface) and query.min == 0:30 # e.g. [word=car]?31 return False32 if (isinstance(query, TokenSurface)33 and isinstance(query.constraint, NotConstraint)34 and isinstance(query.constraint.constraint, FieldConstraint)):35 # e.g. [!word=car]36 return False37 return True38if __name__ == '__main__':39 # command line arguments40 parser = argparse.ArgumentParser()41 parser.add_argument('--out-dir', type=Path)42 parser.add_argument('--data-dir', type=Path, default=Path('/media/data1/odinsynth'))43 parser.add_argument('--mini-data-dir', type=Path, default=Path('/media/data1/odinsynth-mini'))44 parser.add_argument('--hybrid', action='store_true')45 parser.add_argument('--num-queries', type=int, default=10)46 parser.add_argument('--num-matches', type=int, default=100)47 args = parser.parse_args()48 # ensure output dir exists49 if not args.out_dir.exists():50 args.out_dir.mkdir()51 # start system52 gw = OdinsonGateway.launch(javaopts=['-Xmx10g'])53 gen = RuleGeneration.from_data_dir(args.mini_data_dir, gw)54 gen_rule = gen.random_hybrid_rule if args.hybrid else gen.random_surface_rule55 corpus = IndexedCorpus.from_data_dir(args.data_dir, gw)56 # generate queries57 for i in range(args.num_queries):58 print(f'{i+1}/{args.num_queries}')59 print(' generating random query')60 query = gen_rule()61 print(' query:', query)62 if not validate_query(query):63 print(' rejected')64 continue65 print(' searching')66 data = wait_for_function(5, corpus.get_results, query, args.num_matches)67 if data is None:68 print(' timeout')69 continue70 print(f' {data["num_matches"]} sentences found')71 if data['num_matches'] > 0:72 print(' saving results')73 with open(args.out_dir/f'query_{uuid.uuid4()}.json', 'w') as f:...
test_slider_action.py
Source: test_slider_action.py
...33 page.wait_for_selector("#slider1")34 page.fill("#slider1 input", "20")35 function_evaluated = True36 try:37 page.wait_for_function("document.querySelector('#text1').innerText !== '10'")38 except Exception as e:39 function_evaluated = False40 logging.getLogger().debug(f"Function evaluation timeout.\n{e}")41 if function_evaluated:42 text1_2 = page.query_selector("#text1")43 assert text1_2.inner_text() == "20"44@pytest.mark.teste2e45def test_slider_action_on_change(page: "Page", gui: Gui, helpers):46 d = {"v1": 10, "v2": 10}47 def on_change(state, var, val):48 if var == "d.v2":49 d = {"v1": 2 * val, "v2": val}50 state.d.update(d)51 page_md = """52Value: <|{d.v1}|id=text1|>53Slider: <|{d.v2}|slider|id=slider1|>54"""55 gui._set_frame(inspect.currentframe())56 gui.add_page(name="test", page=page_md)57 helpers.run_e2e(gui)58 page.goto("/test")59 page.expect_websocket()60 page.wait_for_selector("#text1")61 text1 = page.query_selector("#text1")62 assert text1.inner_text() == "10"63 page.wait_for_selector("#slider1")64 page.fill("#slider1 input", "20")65 function_evaluated = True66 try:67 page.wait_for_function("document.querySelector('#text1').innerText !== '10'")68 except Exception as e:69 function_evaluated = False70 logging.getLogger().debug(f"Function evaluation timeout.\n{e}")71 if function_evaluated:72 text1_2 = page.query_selector("#text1")...
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