How to use web_element method in toolium

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webdriver_functions.py

Source: webdriver_functions.py Github

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...6 def __init__(self):7 super(WebdriverFunctions, self).__init__()8 self.text_value = ''9 self.xpath_send_keys = ''10 def web_element(self, by_locator, element):11 result = False12 attempts = 013 while attempts < 10:14 try:15 xpath_text = self.driver.find_element(by_locator, element)16 self.text_value = xpath_text.text17 result = True18 break19 except Exception as error:20 ui_logger.error(error)21 time.sleep(2)22 attempts += 123 # print('Number of attempts = {}'.format(attempts))24 return result...

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base_element.py

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1from selenium.webdriver.support.wait import WebDriverWait2from selenium.webdriver.support import expected_conditions as EC3from selenium.webdriver.support.select import Select4from selenium.common.exceptions import TimeoutException5class BaseElement(object):6 def __init__(self, driver, locator):7 self.driver = driver8 self.locator = locator9 self.web_element = None10 self.find_element()11 def find_element(self):12 element = WebDriverWait(self.driver, 10).until(13 EC.visibility_of_element_located(locator=self.locator)14 )15 self.web_element = element16 return None17 def click(self):18 element = WebDriverWait(self.driver, 10).until(19 EC.element_to_be_clickable(locator=self.locator)20 )21 element.click()22 return None23 def enter_text(self, text):24 self.web_element.send_keys(text)25 return None26 def clear(self):27 self.web_element.clear()28 return None29 def attribute(self, attribute_name):30 attribute = self.web_element.get_attribute(attribute_name)31 return attribute32 @property33 def text(self):34 text = self.web_element.text35 return text36 @property37 def dropdown_options(self):38 selected_element = Select(self.web_element)39 list_of_options = [element.text for element in selected_element.options]40 return list_of_options41 @property42 def get_text(self):43 text = self.web_element.get_attribute('value')44 return text45 def select_option_by_value(self, value):46 selected_element = Select(self.web_element)47 selected_element.select_by_value(value)48 return None49 @property50 def currently_selected_option_text(self):51 selected_element = Select(self.web_element)52 text = selected_element.first_selected_option.text53 return text54 def is_clickable(self):55 wait = WebDriverWait(self.driver, 10)56 try:57 wait.until(EC.element_to_be_clickable())58 element_state = True59 except TimeoutException:60 element_state = False61 return element_state62 def is_selected(self):63 state = self.web_element.get_attribute("checked")...

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inspect.py

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1"""Helper functions inspecting if given web element fulfil some criterion2"""3__author__ = "Bartosz Walkowicz"4__copyright__ = "Copyright (C) 2016 ACK CYFRONET AGH"5__license__ = "This software is released under the MIT license cited in " \6 "LICENSE.txt"7import re8from selenium.common.exceptions import TimeoutException9from tests.gui.conftest import WAIT_FRONTEND10from selenium.webdriver.support import expected_conditions as EC11from selenium.webdriver.support.wait import WebDriverWait as Wait12def is_active(browser, web_element):13 """Check if given web element is the active one in given browser.14 """15 try:16 Wait(browser, WAIT_FRONTEND).until(17 lambda s: web_element == s.switch_to.active_element18 )19 except TimeoutException:20 return False21 else:22 return True23def is_visible(browser, web_element):24 """Check if given web element is visible in given browser.25 """26 try:27 Wait(browser, WAIT_FRONTEND).until(EC.visibility_of(web_element))28 except TimeoutException:29 return False30 else:31 return True32def is_enabled(web_element):33 """Check if given web element is enabled in given browser.34 """35 return web_element.is_enabled()36def contains_text_of_given_pattern(web_element, pattern):37 """Check if given web element contains given pattern.38 """39 return re.match(pattern, web_element.text)40def selector(browser, text='', ignore_case=False, check_visibility=False,41 check_if_enabled=False, check_if_active=False):42 """Chain criterion checking and return function that will conduct check.43 """44 conditions = []45 if text:46 text_regexp = re.compile(text, re.I if ignore_case else 0)47 conditions.append(lambda item:48 contains_text_of_given_pattern(item, text_regexp)49 )50 if check_visibility:51 conditions.append(lambda item: is_visible(browser, item))52 if check_if_enabled:53 conditions.append(is_enabled)54 if check_if_active:55 conditions.append(lambda item: is_active(browser, item))56 def _select(item):57 return all(condition(item) for condition in conditions)...

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