Best Selenium code snippet using Selenium.WebDriver.SpecSupport.browser
test_environment.rb
Source: test_environment.rb
...10 @create_driver_error_count = 011 # TODO: get rid of ENV12 @driver = (ENV['WD_SPEC_DRIVER'] || raise("must set WD_SPEC_DRIVER")).to_sym13 end14 def browser15 if driver == :remote16 # TODO: get rid of ENV17 (ENV['WD_REMOTE_BROWSER'] || :firefox).to_sym18 else19 driver20 end21 end22 def driver_instance23 @driver_instance ||= new_driver_instance24 end25 def reset_driver!26 quit_driver27 @driver_instance = new_driver_instance28 end...
guard.rb
Source: guard.rb
...21 class Guard22 def initialize(guard, type)23 @type = type24 @drivers = []25 @browsers = []26 @platforms = []27 expand_window_manager(guard)28 expand_drivers(guard)29 expand_browsers(guard)30 expand_platforms(guard)31 end32 def except?33 @type == :except34 end35 def only?36 @type == :only37 end38 def exclude?39 @type == :exclude40 end41 def satisfied?42 satisfies_driver? && satisfies_browser? && satisfies_platform? && satisfies_window_manager?43 end44 private45 def expand_window_manager(guard)46 return unless guard.key?(:window_manager)47 @window_manager = guard[:window_manager]48 end49 def expand_drivers(guard)50 return unless guard[:driver]51 @drivers += Array(guard[:driver])52 end53 def expand_browsers(guard)54 return unless guard[:browser]55 @browsers += Array(guard[:browser])56 end57 def expand_platforms(guard)58 return unless guard[:platform]59 @platforms += Array(guard[:platform])60 end61 def satisfies_driver?62 @drivers.empty? || @drivers.include?(GlobalTestEnv.driver)63 end64 def satisfies_browser?65 @browsers.empty? || @browsers.include?(GlobalTestEnv.browser)66 end67 def satisfies_platform?68 @platforms.empty? || @platforms.include?(Platform.os)69 end70 def satisfies_window_manager?71 (!defined?(@window_manager) || @window_manager.nil?) ||72 (@window_manager == (!Selenium::WebDriver::Platform.linux? || !ENV['DESKTOP_SESSION'].nil?))73 end74 end # Guard75 end # Guards76 end # SpecSupport77 end # WebDriver78end # Selenium...
spec_helper.rb
Source: spec_helper.rb
...39 c.filter_run focus: true if ENV['focus']40 c.before do |example|41 guards = WebDriver::Support::Guards.new(example, bug_tracker: 'https://github.com/SeleniumHQ/selenium/issues')42 guards.add_condition(:driver, GlobalTestEnv.driver)43 guards.add_condition(:browser, GlobalTestEnv.browser)44 guards.add_condition(:platform, WebDriver::Platform.os)45 window_manager = !WebDriver::Platform.linux? || !ENV['DESKTOP_SESSION'].nil?46 guards.add_condition(:window_manager, window_manager)47 results = guards.disposition48 send(*results) if results49 end50 c.after do |example|51 result = example.execution_result52 reset_driver! if result.exception || result.pending_exception53 end54end55WebDriver::Platform.exit_hook { GlobalTestEnv.quit }56$stdout.sync = true...
helpers.rb
Source: helpers.rb
...12 GlobalTestEnv.url_for filename13 end14 def fix_windows_path(path)15 return path unless WebDriver::Platform.os == :windows16 if GlobalTestEnv.browser == :ie17 path = path[%r[file://(.*)], 1]18 path.gsub!("/", '\\')19 "file://#{path}"20 else21 path.sub(%r[file:/{0,2}], "file:///")22 end23 end24 end # Helpers25 end # SpecSupport26 end # WebDriver27end # Selenium...
browser
Using AI Code Generation
1browser.find_element(:name, 'q').send_keys "Hello WebDriver!"2browser.find_element(:name, 'btnG').click3wait = Selenium::WebDriver::Wait.new(:timeout => 10) r seconds4wait.until { browser.title.downcase.start_with? "hello webdriver!" }5expect(browser.title).to eql("Hello WebDriver! - Google Search")6browser.find_element(:name, 'q').send_keys "Hello WebDriver!"7browser.find_element(:name, 'btnG').click8wait.until { browser.title.downcase.start_with? "hello webdriver!" }9expect(browser.title).to eql("Hello WebDriver! - Google Search")
browser
Using AI Code Generation
1browser.open("http://www.google.com")2element = browser.find_element(:id, "gbqfq")3browser.type(element, "Selenium")4browser.click(element)5browser.open("http://www.google.com")6element = browser.find_element(:id, "gbqfq")7browser.type(element, "Selenum")8browser.click(element)9browser.ope("http://www.google.om")10element = browser.find_element(:id, "gbqfq")11browser.type(elemnt,"um")12browser.click(element)13browser.open("http//www.google.com")14element = browser.find_element(id, "gbqfq")15browser.type(element, "Selenium")16browser.click(element)17browser.open("http://www.google.com")18element = browser.find_element(:id, "gbqfq")19browser.type(element, "Selenium")
browser
Using AI Code Generation
1browser.open("http://www.google.com")2element = browser.find_element(:id, "gbqfq")3browser.type(element, "Selenium")4browser.click(element)5browser.open("http://www.google.com")6element = browser.find_element(:id, "gbqfq")7browser.type(element, "Selenium")8browser.click(element)9browser.open("http://www.google.com")10element = browser.find_element(:id, "gbqfq")11browser.type(element, "Selenium")12browser.click(element)13browser.open("http://www.google.com")14element = browser.find_element(:id, "gbqfq")15browser.type(element, "Selenium")16browser.click(element)17browser.open("http://www.google.com")18element = browser.find_element(:id, "gbqfq")19browser.type(element, "Selenium")
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A proper way to do it for all js tests is to add following inside spec_helper.rb
RSpec.configure
block
config.before(:each, js: true) do
Capybara.page.driver.browser.manage.window.maximize
end
to maximize the window. Change to resize_to(x,y)
to set any window size.
EDIT: If you happen to be using Poltergeist the correct way to do it is
config.before(:each, js: true) do
Capybara.page.driver.browser.resize(x,y)
end
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