Best Python code snippet using robotframework-appiumlibrary_python
ExtendedSeleniumLibrary.py
Source: ExtendedSeleniumLibrary.py
...71 def open_browser(self, url, browser='Chrome', alias=None, remote_url=False,72 desired_capabilities=None, ff_profile_dir=None):73 74 super(ExtendedSeleniumLibrary, self).open_browser(url, browser, alias, remote_url, desired_capabilities, ff_profile_dir)75 self.browsers_number.append(len(self._cache.get_open_browsers()))76 self.events_name.append("Open Browser")77 if self.max_browser_opened < len(self._cache.get_open_browsers()):78 self.max_browser_opened = len(self._cache.get_open_browsers())79 def open_googlechrome(self, alias, remote_url):80 capabilities = {81 "browserName": "chrome",82 "chromeOptions": {83 "args": ["--start-maximized"],84 },85 "loggingPrefs": {86 "browser": "ALL",87 "performance": "ALL"88 },89 "perfLoggingPrefs": {90 "enableNetwork": True91 }92 }93 self.open_browser("about:blank", "googlechrome", alias, remote_url, capabilities)94 def open_chromium(self, alias, remote_url):95 capabilities = {96 "browserName": "chrome",97 "chromeOptions": {98 "args": ["--no-sandbox", "--start-maximized"],99 "binary": "usr/bin/chrome-linux/chrome"100 },101 "loggingPrefs": {102 "browser": "ALL",103 "performance": "ALL"104 },105 "perfLoggingPrefs": {106 "enableNetwork": True107 }108 }109 self.open_browser("about:blank", "googlechrome", alias, remote_url, capabilities)110 def close_browser(self):111 self.collect_network_requests_logs()112 super(ExtendedSeleniumLibrary, self).close_browser()113 self.browsers_number.append(len(self._cache.get_open_browsers()))114 self.events_name.append("Close Browser")115 def close_all_browsers(self):116 self.collect_network_requests_logs()117 super(ExtendedSeleniumLibrary, self).close_all_browsers()118 self.browsers_number.append(len(self._cache.get_open_browsers()))119 self.events_name.append("Close All Browsers")120 def collect_network_requests_logs(self):121 if os.environ.get("GENERATE_NETWORK_REQUESTS_DATA") == 'true':122 network_logs = get_type_logs_from_local_storage("NETWORK_REQUEST")123 if network_logs:...
test_browsercache.py
Source: test_browsercache.py
...19 self.assertEqual(len(cache.browsers), 3)20 self.assertEqual(cache.browsers[0], browser1)21 self.assertEqual(cache.browsers[1], browser2)22 self.assertEqual(cache.browsers[2], browser3)23 def test_get_open_browsers(self):24 cache = BrowserCache()25 browser1 = mock()26 browser2 = mock()27 browser3 = mock()28 cache.register(browser1)29 cache.register(browser2)30 cache.register(browser3)31 browsers = cache.get_open_browsers()32 self.assertEqual(len(browsers), 3)33 self.assertEqual(browsers[0], browser1)34 self.assertEqual(browsers[1], browser2)35 self.assertEqual(browsers[2], browser3)36 cache.close()37 browsers = cache.get_open_browsers()38 self.assertEqual(len(browsers), 2)39 self.assertEqual(browsers[0], browser1)40 self.assertEqual(browsers[1], browser2)41 def test_close(self):42 cache = BrowserCache()43 browser = mock()44 cache.register(browser)45 verify(browser, times=0).quit() # sanity check46 cache.close()47 verify(browser, times=1).quit()48 def test_close_only_called_once(self):49 cache = BrowserCache()50 browser1 = mock()51 browser2 = mock()...
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