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edx-platform/cms/djangoapps/contentstore/features/advanced-settings.py
2013-03-08 13:34:28 -05:00

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from lettuce import world, step
from common import *
import time
from selenium.common.exceptions import WebDriverException
from selenium.webdriver.support import expected_conditions as EC
from nose.tools import assert_true, assert_false, assert_equal
"""
http://selenium.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/docs/api/py/webdriver/selenium.webdriver.common.keys.html
"""
from selenium.webdriver.common.keys import Keys
############### ACTIONS ####################
@step('I select the Advanced Settings$')
def i_select_advanced_settings(step):
expand_icon_css = 'li.nav-course-settings i.icon-expand'
if world.browser.is_element_present_by_css(expand_icon_css):
css_click(expand_icon_css)
link_css = 'li.nav-course-settings-advanced a'
css_click(link_css)
# world.browser.click_link_by_text('Advanced Settings')
@step('I am on the Advanced Course Settings page in Studio$')
def i_am_on_advanced_course_settings(step):
step.given('I have opened a new course in Studio')
step.given('I select the Advanced Settings')
# TODO: this is copied from terrain's step.py. Need to figure out how to share that code.
@step('I reload the page$')
def reload_the_page(step):
world.browser.reload()
@step(u'I edit the name of a policy key$')
def edit_the_name_of_a_policy_key(step):
policy_key_css = 'input.policy-key'
e = css_find(policy_key_css).first
e.type('_new')
@step(u'I press the "([^"]*)" notification button$')
def press_the_notification_button(step, name):
def is_visible(driver):
return EC.visibility_of_element_located((By.CSS_SELECTOR,css,))
def is_invisible(driver):
return EC.invisibility_of_element_located((By.CSS_SELECTOR,css,))
css = 'a.%s-button' % name.lower()
wait_for(is_visible)
try:
css_click_at(css)
wait_for(is_invisible)
except WebDriverException, e:
css_click_at(css)
wait_for(is_invisible)
@step(u'I edit the value of a policy key$')
def edit_the_value_of_a_policy_key(step):
"""
It is hard to figure out how to get into the CodeMirror
area, so cheat and do it from the policy key field :)
"""
policy_key_css = 'input.policy-key'
e = css_find(policy_key_css).first
e._element.send_keys(Keys.TAB, Keys.END, Keys.ARROW_LEFT, ' ', 'X')
@step('I delete the display name$')
def delete_the_display_name(step):
delete_entry(0)
click_save()
@step('create New Entries$')
def create_new_entries(step):
create_entry("z", "apple")
create_entry("a", "zebra")
click_save()
@step('I create a JSON object$')
def create_JSON_object(step):
create_entry("json", '{"key": "value", "key_2": "value_2"}')
click_save()
############### RESULTS ####################
@step('I see only the display name$')
def i_see_only_display_name(step):
assert_policy_entries(["display_name"], ['"Robot Super Course"'])
@step('there are no advanced policy settings$')
def no_policy_settings(step):
keys_css = 'input.policy-key'
val_css = 'textarea.json'
k = world.browser.is_element_not_present_by_css(keys_css, 5)
v = world.browser.is_element_not_present_by_css(val_css, 5)
assert_true(k)
assert_true(v)
@step('they are alphabetized$')
def they_are_alphabetized(step):
assert_policy_entries(["a", "display_name", "z"], ['"zebra"', '"Robot Super Course"', '"apple"'])
@step('it is displayed as formatted$')
def it_is_formatted(step):
assert_policy_entries(["display_name", "json"], ['"Robot Super Course"', '{\n "key": "value",\n "key_2": "value_2"\n}'])
@step(u'the policy key name is unchanged$')
def the_policy_key_name_is_unchanged(step):
policy_key_css = 'input.policy-key'
val = css_find(policy_key_css).first.value
assert_equal(val, 'display_name')
@step(u'the policy key name is changed$')
def the_policy_key_name_is_changed(step):
policy_key_css = 'input.policy-key'
val = css_find(policy_key_css).first.value
assert_equal(val, 'display_name_new')
@step(u'the policy key value is unchanged$')
def the_policy_key_value_is_unchanged(step):
policy_value_css = 'li.course-advanced-policy-list-item div.value textarea'
val = css_find(policy_value_css).first.value
assert_equal(val, '"Robot Super Course"')
@step(u'the policy key value is changed$')
def the_policy_key_value_is_unchanged(step):
policy_value_css = 'li.course-advanced-policy-list-item div.value textarea'
val = css_find(policy_value_css).first.value
assert_equal(val, '"Robot Super Course X"')
############# HELPERS ###############
def create_entry(key, value):
# Scroll down the page so the button is visible
world.scroll_to_bottom()
css_click_at('a.new-advanced-policy-item', 10, 10)
new_key_css = 'div#__new_advanced_key__ input'
new_key_element = css_find(new_key_css).first
new_key_element.fill(key)
# For some reason have to get the instance for each command
# (get error that it is no longer attached to the DOM)
# Have to do all this because Selenium fill does not remove existing text
new_value_css = 'div.CodeMirror textarea'
css_find(new_value_css).last.fill("")
css_find(new_value_css).last._element.send_keys(Keys.DELETE, Keys.DELETE)
css_find(new_value_css).last.fill(value)
# Add in a TAB key press because intermittently on ubuntu the
# last character of "value" above was not getting typed in
css_find(new_value_css).last._element.send_keys(Keys.TAB)
def delete_entry(index):
"""
Delete the nth entry where index is 0-based
"""
css = 'a.delete-button'
assert_true(world.browser.is_element_present_by_css(css, 5))
delete_buttons = css_find(css)
assert_true(len(delete_buttons) > index, "no delete button exists for entry " + str(index))
delete_buttons[index].click()
def assert_policy_entries(expected_keys, expected_values):
assert_entries('.key input.policy-key', expected_keys)
assert_entries('textarea.json', expected_values)
def assert_entries(css, expected_values):
webElements = css_find(css)
assert_equal(len(expected_values), len(webElements))
# Sometimes get stale reference if I hold on to the array of elements
for counter in range(len(expected_values)):
assert_equal(expected_values[counter], css_find(css)[counter].value)
def click_save():
css = "a.save-button"
css_click_at(css)
def fill_last_field(value):
newValue = css_find('#__new_advanced_key__ input').first
newValue.fill(value)