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John Chilton
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This continues a thread started in 0650978a91 and #4732 of switching to smarter selectors from a more structured YAML description of the Galaxy DOM. This continues that by:
- Eliminating any use of the old navigation YAML file (navigation-data.yml).
- Replace href selectors with other things since they break when testing Galaxy with a proxy-prefix.
- Extending the raw selectors to allow concept of nesting selectors.
- Building even smarter "components" that wrap these raw selectors generated from the YAML directly in a way that allows them to utilize the actual Selenium session and helper class.
So the old ``self.navigation_data`` is gone, ``self.navigation`` still yields the raw selectors, and ``self.components`` yields the smarter variant. Hopefully all will agree the code that uses ``self.components`` is more compact and readable.
The following a very basic example of this:
```diff
def click_masthead_user(self):
- self.wait_for_and_click(self.navigation.masthead.selectors.user)
+ self.components.masthead.user.wait_for_and_click()
```
Here is an example of combining it with the new child selector syntax:
```diff
def assert_item_dbkey_displayed_as(self, hid, dbkey):
- item_body_selector = self.history_panel_item_body_selector(hid=hid, wait=True)
- dbkey_selector = item_body_selector + ' ' + self.test_data["historyPanel"]["selectors"]["hda"]["dbkey"]
- dbkey_element = self.wait_for_selector_visible(dbkey_selector)
- assert dbkey in dbkey_element.text
+ item_body = self.history_panel_item_component(hid=hid)
+ dbkey_text = item_body.dbkey.wait_for_text()
+ assert dbkey in dbkey_text
```
52 lines
1.8 KiB
Python
52 lines
1.8 KiB
Python
from .framework import (
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selenium_test,
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SeleniumTestCase,
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UsesHistoryItemAssertions,
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)
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BUTTON_TOOLTIPS = {
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"display": 'View data',
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"edit": 'Edit attributes',
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"delete": 'Delete',
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"download": 'Download',
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"info": 'View details',
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"rerun": 'Run this job again',
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}
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class HistoryDatasetStateTestCase(SeleniumTestCase, UsesHistoryItemAssertions):
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@selenium_test
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def test_dataset_state(self):
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self.register()
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self.perform_upload(self.get_filename("1.fasta"))
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self.history_panel_wait_for_hid_ok(1)
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self.assert_item_name(1, "1.fasta")
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self.assert_item_hid_text(1)
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self._assert_title_buttons(1)
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# Expand HDA and wait for details to show up.
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self.history_panel_click_item_title(hid=1, wait=True)
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self.history_panel_item_body_component(1, wait=True)
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self.assert_item_summary_includes(1, "1 sequence")
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self.assert_item_dbkey_displayed_as(1, "?")
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self.assert_item_info_includes(1, 'uploaded fasta file')
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self.assert_item_peek_includes(1, ">hg17")
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self._assert_action_buttons(1)
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def _assert_title_buttons(self, hid, expected_buttons=['display', 'edit', 'delete']):
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self._assert_buttons(hid, expected_buttons)
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def _assert_action_buttons(self, hid, expected_buttons=["info", "download"]):
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self._assert_buttons(hid, expected_buttons)
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def _assert_buttons(self, hid, expected_buttons):
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item_button = self.history_panel_item_component(hid=hid)
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# Let old tooltip expire, etc...
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for expected_button in expected_buttons:
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self.sleep_for(self.wait_types.UX_TRANSITION)
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button = item_button["%s_button" % expected_button]
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self.assert_tooltip_text(button.wait_for_visible(), BUTTON_TOOLTIPS[expected_button])
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