How to use should_each method in Selene

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main.py

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...40 for task_text in ["1", "2", "3"]:41 print(task_text)42 s("#new-todo").set_value(task_text)43 s("#new-todo").press_enter()44 tasks.should(have.exact_texts("1", "2", "3")).should_each(have.css_class("active"))45 s("#todo-count").should(have.text('3'))4647 tasks[2].s(".toggle").click()48 active_tasks.should(have.texts("1", "2"))49 active_tasks.should(have.size(2))5051 tasks.filtered_by(have.css_class("completed")).should(have.texts("3"))5253 s(by.link_text("Active")).click()54 tasks[:2].should(have.texts("1", "2"))55 tasks[2].should(be.hidden)5657 s("#toggle-all").click()58 s("#clear-completed").click()59 tasks.should(be.empty)6061if __name__ == '__main__':62 main()6364#class TestTodoMVC(object):65#66# def test_selene_demo(self):67# tasks = ss("#todo-list>li")68# active_tasks = tasks.filtered_by(have.css_class("active"))69#70# browser.open_url('https:/​/​todomvc4tasj.herokuapp.com')71#72# s("#new-todo").should(be.blank)73#74# for task_text in ["1", "2", "3"]:75# s("#new-todo").set_value(task_text).press_enter()76# tasks.should(have.exact_texts("1", "2", "3")).should_each(have.css_class("active"))77# s("#todo-count").should(have.text('3'))78#79# tasks[2].s(".toggle").click()80# active_tasks.should(have.texts("1", "2"))81# active_tasks.should(have.size(2))82#83# tasks.filtered_by(have.css_class("completed")).should(have.texts("3"))84#85# s(by.link_text("Active")).click()86# tasks[:2].should(have.texts("1", "2"))87# tasks[2].should(be.hidden)88#89# s("#toggle-all").click()90# s("#clear-completed").click() ...

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basic_example.py

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...13 s("#new-todo").should(be.blank)14 for task_text in ["1", "2", "3"]:15 sleep(0.7)16 s("#new-todo").set(task_text).press_enter()17 tasks.should(have.exact_texts("1", "2", "3")).should_each(have.css_class("active"))18 s("#todo-count").should(have.text('3'))19 tasks[2].s(".toggle").click()20 active_tasks.should(have.texts("1", "2"))21 active_tasks.should(have.size(2))22 tasks.filtered_by(have.css_class("completed")).should(have.texts("3"))23 s(by.link_text("Active")).click()24 tasks[:2].should(have.texts("1", "2"))25 tasks[2].should(be.hidden)26 s("#toggle-all").click()27 s("#clear-completed").click()...

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Selene.py

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...7 browser.open_url('https:/​/​todomvc4tasj.herokuapp.com')8 s("#new-todo").should(be.blank)9 for task_text in ["1", "2", "3"]:10 s("#new-todo").set_value(task_text).press_enter()11 tasks.should(have.exact_texts("1", "2", "3")).should_each(have.css_class("active"))12 s("#todo-count").should(have.text('3'))13 tasks[2].s(".toggle").click()14 active_tasks.should(have.texts("1", "2"))15 active_tasks.should(have.size(2))16 tasks.filtered_by(have.css_class("completed")).should(have.texts("3"))17 s(by.link_text("Active")).click()18 tasks[:2].should(have.texts("1", "2"))19 tasks[2].should(be.hidden)20 s("#toggle-all").click()21 s("#clear-completed").click()...

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