Best Selenium code snippet using Selenium.WebDriver.SpecSupport.initialize
test_environment.rb
Source: test_environment.rb
...3 module SpecSupport4 class TestEnvironment5 attr_accessor :unguarded6 attr_reader :driver7 def initialize8 puts "creating test env :: #{ruby_description}"9 @create_driver_error = nil10 @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 end...
rack_server.rb
Source: rack_server.rb
...4 module WebDriver5 module SpecSupport6 class RackServer7 START_TIMEOUT = 308 def initialize(path, port = nil)9 @path = path10 @app = TestApp.new(path)11 @host = ENV['localhost'] || 'localhost'12 @port = Integer(port || PortProber.above(8180))13 end14 def start15 if Platform.jruby?16 start_threaded17 elsif Platform.windows?18 start_windows19 else20 start_forked21 end22 unless SocketPoller.new(@host, @port, START_TIMEOUT).connected?23 raise "rack server not launched in #{START_TIMEOUT} seconds"24 end25 end26 def run27 handler.run @app, :Host => @host, :Port => @port28 end29 def where_is(file)30 "http://#{@host}:#{@port}/#{file}"31 end32 def stop33 if defined?(@thread) && @thread34 @thread.kill35 elsif defined?(@pid) && @pid36 Process.kill('KILL', @pid)37 Process.waitpid(@pid)38 elsif defined?(@process) && @process39 @process.stop40 end41 end42 private43 def handler44 # can't use Platform here since it's being run as a file on Windows + IE.45 if RUBY_PLATFORM =~ /mswin|msys|mingw32/46 handlers = %w[mongrel webrick]47 else48 handlers = %w[thin mongrel webrick]49 end50 handler = handlers.find { |h| load_handler h }51 constant = handler == 'webrick' ? "WEBrick" : handler.capitalize52 Rack::Handler.const_get constant53 end54 def load_handler(handler)55 require handler56 true57 rescue LoadError58 false59 end60 def start_forked61 @pid = fork { run }62 end63 def start_threaded64 Thread.abort_on_exception = true65 @thread = Thread.new { run }66 sleep 0.567 end68 def start_windows69 if %w[ie internet_explorer].include? ENV['WD_SPEC_DRIVER']70 # For IE, the combination of Windows + FFI + MRI seems to cause a71 # deadlock with the get() call and the server thread.72 # Workaround by running this file in a subprocess.73 @process = ChildProcess.build("ruby", "-r", "rubygems", __FILE__, @path, @port).start74 else75 start_threaded76 end77 end78 class TestApp79 def initialize(file_root)80 @static = Rack::File.new(file_root)81 end82 def call(env)83 case env['PATH_INFO']84 when "/common/upload"85 req = Rack::Request.new(env)86 status = 20087 header = {"Content-Type" => "text/html"}88 body = req['upload'][:tempfile].read89 [status, header, [body]]90 else91 @static.call env92 end93 end...
initialize
Using AI Code Generation
1spec_support = Selenium::WebDriver::SpecSupport.new(driver)2spec_support = Selenium::WebDriver::SpecSupport.new(driver)3spec_support = Selenium::WebDriver::SpecSupport.new(driver)4spec_support = Selenium::WebDriver::SpecSupport.new(driver)5spec_support = Selenium::WebDriver::SpecSupport.new(driver)6spec_support = Selenium::WebDriver::SpecSupport.new(driver)
initialize
Using AI Code Generation
1driver.find_element(:id, 'q').send_keys "Selenium"2driver.find_element(:name, 'btnG').click3results = driver.find_element(:id, 'resultStats').text
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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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