How to use beforeFindBy method of org.fluentlenium.test.annotations.AnnotationsComponentEventsTest class

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...18 private final List<WebElement> beforeClick = new ArrayList<>();19 public static class Component extends FluentWebElement {20 private int beforeClick;21 private int afterClick;22 private final List<By> beforeFindBy = new ArrayList<>();23 private final List<By> afterFindBy = new ArrayList<>();24 public Component(WebElement webElement, FluentControl fluentControl, ComponentInstantiator instantiator) {25 super(webElement, fluentControl, instantiator);26 }27 @BeforeClickOn28 public void beforeClickOn() {29 assertThat(afterClick).isEqualTo(beforeClick);30 beforeClick++;31 }32 @AfterClickOn33 public void afterClickOn() {34 assertThat(beforeClick).isEqualTo(afterClick + 1);35 afterClick++;36 }37 @BeforeFindBy38 public void beforeFindBy(By by) {39 beforeFindBy.add(by);40 }41 @AfterFindBy42 public void afterFindBy(By by) {43 assertThat(beforeFindBy).hasSize(afterFindBy.size() + 1);44 afterFindBy.add(by);45 }46 }47 @Test48 void clickOnFirst() {49 goTo(DEFAULT_URL);50 Component button = el("button").as(Component.class);51 button.click();52 Component otherButton = el("button").as(Component.class);53 assertThat(button.beforeClick).isEqualTo(1);54 assertThat(button.afterClick).isEqualTo(1);55 assertThat(otherButton.beforeClick).isEqualTo(0);56 assertThat(otherButton.afterClick).isEqualTo(0);57 assertThat(beforeClick).containsExactly(unwrapElement(button.getElement()));58 assertThat(afterClick).containsExactly(unwrapElement(button.getElement()));59 }60 private WebElement unwrapElement(WebElement element) {61 if (element instanceof WrapsElement) {62 WebElement wrappedElement = ((WrapsElement) element).getWrappedElement();63 if (wrappedElement != element && wrappedElement != null) { /​/​ NOPMD CompareObjectsWithEquals64 return unwrapElement(wrappedElement);65 }66 }67 return element;68 }69 @Test70 void clickOn() {71 goTo(DEFAULT_URL);72 FluentList<Component> buttons = $("button").as(Component.class);73 buttons.click();74 FluentList<Component> otherButtons = $("button").as(Component.class);75 for (Component button : buttons) {76 assertThat(button.beforeClick).isEqualTo(1);77 assertThat(button.afterClick).isEqualTo(1);78 }79 for (Component button : otherButtons) {80 assertThat(button.beforeClick).isEqualTo(0);81 assertThat(button.afterClick).isEqualTo(0);82 }83 List<WebElement> elements = new ArrayList<>();84 for (Component button : buttons) {85 elements.add(unwrapElement(button.getElement()));86 }87 assertThat(beforeClick).containsExactlyElementsOf(elements);88 assertThat(afterClick).containsExactlyElementsOf(elements);89 }90 @BeforeClickOn91 private void beforeClickOn(FluentWebElement element) { /​/​ NOPMD UnusedPrivateMethod92 beforeClick.add(element.getElement());93 }94 @Test95 void findBy() {96 goTo(DEFAULT_URL);97 Component htmlComponent = el("html").as(Component.class);98 htmlComponent.el("button").present();99 Component otherHtmlComponent = el("html").as(Component.class);100 otherHtmlComponent.present();101 assertThat(htmlComponent.beforeFindBy).hasSize(1);102 assertThat(htmlComponent.afterFindBy).hasSize(1);103 assertThat(htmlComponent.beforeFindBy).containsExactly(By.cssSelector("button"));104 assertThat(htmlComponent.afterFindBy).containsExactly(By.cssSelector("button"));105 assertThat(otherHtmlComponent.beforeFindBy).isEmpty();106 assertThat(otherHtmlComponent.afterFindBy).isEmpty();107 }108}...

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1package org.fluentlenium.test.annotations;2import org.fluentlenium.core.FluentAdapter;3import org.fluentlenium.core.annotation.Page;4import org.fluentlenium.test.IntegrationFluentTest;5import org.fluentlenium.test.TestConstants;6import org.fluentlenium.test.page.FluentPage;7import org.junit.Test;8import org.openqa.selenium.WebDriver;9import org.openqa.selenium.htmlunit.HtmlUnitDriver;10import static org.assertj.core.api.Assertions.assertThat;11public class AnnotationsComponentEventsTest extends IntegrationFluentTest {12 private FluentPage page;13 public WebDriver getDefaultDriver() {14 return new HtmlUnitDriver();15 }16 public void checkBeforeFindBy() {17 goTo(TestConstants.DEFAULT_URL);18 assertThat(page.isAt()).isTrue();19 assertThat(page.isDefaultUrl()).isTrue();20 }21 public void checkAfterFindBy() {22 goTo(TestConstants.DEFAULT_URL);23 assertThat(page.isAt()).isTrue();24 assertThat(page.isDefaultUrl()).isTrue();25 }26 public static class FluentPage extends FluentAdapter {27 public String getUrl() {28 return TestConstants.DEFAULT_URL;29 }30 public void isAt() {31 assertThat(getDriver().getCurrentUrl()).isEqualTo(TestConstants.DEFAULT_URL);32 }33 public boolean isDefaultUrl() {34 return getDriver().getCurrentUrl().equals(TestConstants.DEFAULT_URL);35 }36 }37}38package org.fluentlenium.test.annotations;39import org.fluentlenium.core.FluentAdapter;40import org.fluentlenium.core.annotation.Page;41import org.fluentlenium.test.IntegrationFluentTest;42import org.fluentlenium.test.TestConstants;43import org.fluentlenium.test.page.FluentPage;44import org.junit.Test;45import org.openqa.selenium.WebDriver;46import org.openqa.selenium.htmlunit.HtmlUnitDriver;47import static org.assertj.core.api.Assertions.assertThat;48public class AnnotationsComponentEventsTest extends IntegrationFluentTest {49 private FluentPage page;50 public WebDriver getDefaultDriver() {51 return new HtmlUnitDriver();52 }53 public void checkBeforeFindBy() {54 goTo(TestConstants.DEFAULT_URL);55 assertThat(page.isAt()).isTrue();56 assertThat(page.isDefaultUrl()).isTrue();57 }

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