""" Browser set up for acceptance tests. """ #pylint: disable=E1101 #pylint: disable=W0613 from lettuce import before, after, world from splinter.browser import Browser from logging import getLogger from django.core.management import call_command from django.conf import settings from selenium.common.exceptions import WebDriverException from selenium.webdriver.common.desired_capabilities import DesiredCapabilities from requests import put from base64 import encodestring from json import dumps from pymongo import MongoClient import xmodule.modulestore.django from xmodule.contentstore.django import _CONTENTSTORE # There is an import issue when using django-staticfiles with lettuce # Lettuce assumes that we are using django.contrib.staticfiles, # but the rest of the app assumes we are using django-staticfiles # (in particular, django-pipeline and our mako implementation) # To resolve this, we check whether staticfiles is installed, # then redirect imports for django.contrib.staticfiles # to use staticfiles. try: import staticfiles except ImportError: pass else: import sys sys.modules['django.contrib.staticfiles'] = staticfiles LOGGER = getLogger(__name__) LOGGER.info("Loading the lettuce acceptance testing terrain file...") MAX_VALID_BROWSER_ATTEMPTS = 20 def get_username_and_key(): """ Returns the Sauce Labs username and access ID as set by environment variables """ return {"username": settings.SAUCE.get('USERNAME'), "access-key": settings.SAUCE.get('ACCESS_ID')} def set_job_status(jobid, passed=True): """ Sets the job status on sauce labs """ body_content = dumps({"passed": passed}) config = get_username_and_key() base64string = encodestring('{}:{}'.format(config['username'], config['access-key']))[:-1] result = put('http://saucelabs.com/rest/v1/{}/jobs/{}'.format(config['username'], world.jobid), data=body_content, headers={"Authorization": "Basic {}".format(base64string)}) return result.status_code == 200 def make_desired_capabilities(): """ Returns a DesiredCapabilities object corresponding to the environment sauce parameters """ desired_capabilities = settings.SAUCE.get('BROWSER', DesiredCapabilities.CHROME) desired_capabilities['platform'] = settings.SAUCE.get('PLATFORM') desired_capabilities['version'] = settings.SAUCE.get('VERSION') desired_capabilities['device-type'] = settings.SAUCE.get('DEVICE') desired_capabilities['name'] = settings.SAUCE.get('SESSION') desired_capabilities['build'] = settings.SAUCE.get('BUILD') desired_capabilities['video-upload-on-pass'] = False desired_capabilities['sauce-advisor'] = False desired_capabilities['record-screenshots'] = False desired_capabilities['selenium-version'] = "2.34.0" desired_capabilities['max-duration'] = 3600 desired_capabilities['public'] = 'public restricted' return desired_capabilities @before.harvest def initial_setup(server): """ Launch the browser once before executing the tests. """ world.absorb(settings.SAUCE.get('SAUCE_ENABLED'), 'SAUCE_ENABLED') if not world.SAUCE_ENABLED: browser_driver = getattr(settings, 'LETTUCE_BROWSER', 'chrome') # There is an issue with ChromeDriver2 r195627 on Ubuntu # in which we sometimes get an invalid browser session. # This is a work-around to ensure that we get a valid session. success = False num_attempts = 0 while (not success) and num_attempts < MAX_VALID_BROWSER_ATTEMPTS: world.browser = Browser(browser_driver) # Try to visit the main page # If the browser session is invalid, this will # raise a WebDriverException try: world.visit('/') except WebDriverException: world.browser.quit() num_attempts += 1 else: success = True # If we were unable to get a valid session within the limit of attempts, # then we cannot run the tests. if not success: raise IOError("Could not acquire valid {driver} browser session.".format(driver=browser_driver)) world.browser.driver.set_window_size(1280, 1024) else: config = get_username_and_key() world.browser = Browser( 'remote', url="http://{}:{}@ondemand.saucelabs.com:80/wd/hub".format(config['username'], config['access-key']), **make_desired_capabilities() ) world.browser.driver.implicitly_wait(30) world.absorb(world.browser.driver.session_id, 'jobid') @before.each_scenario def reset_data(scenario): """ Clean out the django test database defined in the envs/acceptance.py file: mitx_all/db/test_mitx.db """ LOGGER.debug("Flushing the test database...") call_command('flush', interactive=False) world.absorb({}, 'scenario_dict') @after.each_scenario def clear_data(scenario): world.spew('scenario_dict') @after.each_scenario def reset_databases(scenario): ''' After each scenario, all databases are cleared/dropped. Contentstore data are stored in unique databases whereas modulestore data is in unique collection names. This data is created implicitly during the scenarios. If no data is created during the test, these lines equivilently do nothing. ''' mongo = MongoClient() mongo.drop_database(settings.CONTENTSTORE['OPTIONS']['db']) _CONTENTSTORE.clear() modulestore = xmodule.modulestore.django.editable_modulestore() modulestore.collection.drop() xmodule.modulestore.django.clear_existing_modulestores() # Uncomment below to trigger a screenshot on error # @after.each_scenario def screenshot_on_error(scenario): """ Save a screenshot to help with debugging. """ if scenario.failed: world.browser.driver.save_screenshot('/tmp/last_failed_scenario.png') @after.all def teardown_browser(total): """ Quit the browser after executing the tests. """ if world.SAUCE_ENABLED: set_job_status(world.jobid, total.scenarios_ran == total.scenarios_passed) world.browser.quit()