How to use test_selene_demo method in Selene

Best Python code snippet using selene_python

main.py

...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()91#        tasks.should(be.empty)92#
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basic_example.py

Source: basic_example.py

...4from selene.browsers import *5from selenium.webdriver.common.keys import Keys6from time import sleep7class TestTodoMVC(unittest.TestCase):8    def test_selene_demo(self):9        config.browser_name = BrowserName.CHROME10        browser.open_url('https://todomvc4tasj.herokuapp.com')11        tasks = ss("#todo-list>li")12        active_tasks = tasks.filtered_by(have.css_class("active"))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"))...

Selene.py

Source: Selene.py

1from selene.api import *2from selene import config3class TestTodoMVC():4    def test_selene_demo(self):5        tasks = ss("#todo-list>li")6        active_tasks = tasks.filtered_by(have.css_class("active"))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"))...

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