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edx-platform/common/test/acceptance/pages/lms/progress.py
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"""
Student progress page
"""
from six.moves import map
from common.test.acceptance.pages.lms.course_page import CoursePage
class ProgressPage(CoursePage):
"""
Student progress page.
"""
url_path = "progress"
def is_browser_on_page(self):
is_present = (
self.q(css='.course-info').present and
self.q(css='.grade-detail-graph').present
)
return is_present
@property
def grading_formats(self):
return [label.replace(' Scores:', '') for label in self.q(css=".scores dt").text]
def section_score(self, chapter, section):
"""
Return a list of (points, max_points) tuples representing the
aggregate score for the section.
Example:
page.section_score('Week 1', 'Lesson 1') --> (2, 5)
Returns `None` if no such chapter and section can be found.
"""
# Find the index of the section in the chapter
chapter_index = self._chapter_index(chapter)
if chapter_index is None:
return None
section_index = self._section_index(chapter_index, section)
if section_index is None:
return None
# Retrieve the scores for the section
return self._aggregate_section_score(chapter_index, section_index)
def scores(self, chapter, section):
"""
Return a list of (points, max_points) tuples representing the scores
for the section.
Example:
page.scores('Week 1', 'Lesson 1') --> [(2, 4), (0, 1)]
Returns `None` if no such chapter and section can be found.
"""
# Find the index of the section in the chapter
chapter_index = self._chapter_index(chapter)
if chapter_index is None:
return None
section_index = self._section_index(chapter_index, section)
if section_index is None:
return None
# Retrieve the scores for the section
return self._section_scores(chapter_index, section_index)
def text_on_page(self, text):
"""
Return whether the given text appears
on the page.
"""
return text in self.q(css=".view-in-course").html[0]
def x_tick_label(self, tick_index):
"""
Returns the label for the X-axis tick index,
and a boolean indicating whether or not it is aria-hidden
"""
selector = self.q(css='#grade-detail-graph .xAxis .tickLabel')[tick_index]
tick_label = selector.find_elements_by_tag_name('span')[0]
return [tick_label.text, tick_label.get_attribute('aria-hidden')]
def x_tick_sr_text(self, tick_index):
"""
Return an array of the sr text for a specific x-Axis tick on the
progress chart.
"""
selector = self.q(css='#grade-detail-graph .tickLabel')[tick_index]
sr_fields = selector.find_elements_by_class_name('sr')
return [field.text for field in sr_fields]
def y_tick_label(self, tick_index):
"""
Returns the label for the Y-axis tick index,
and a boolean indicating whether or not it is aria-hidden
"""
selector = self.q(css='#grade-detail-graph .yAxis .tickLabel')[tick_index]
tick_label = selector.find_elements_by_tag_name('span')[0]
return [tick_label.text, tick_label.get_attribute('aria-hidden')]
def graph_overall_score(self):
"""
Returns the sr-only text for overall score on the progress chart,
and the complete text for overall score (including the same sr-text).
"""
selector = self.q(css='#grade-detail-graph .overallGrade')[0]
label = selector.find_elements_by_class_name('sr')[0]
return [label.text, selector.text]
def _chapter_index(self, title):
"""
Return the CSS index of the chapter with `title`.
Returns `None` if it cannot find such a chapter.
"""
chapter_css = '.chapters>section h3'
chapter_titles = self.q(css=chapter_css).map(lambda el: el.text.lower().strip()).results
try:
# CSS indices are 1-indexed, so add one to the list index
return chapter_titles.index(title.lower()) + 1
except ValueError:
self.warning(u"Could not find chapter '{0}'".format(title))
return None
def _section_index(self, chapter_index, title):
"""
Return the CSS index of the section with `title` in the chapter at `chapter_index`.
Returns `None` if it can't find such a section.
"""
# This is a hideous CSS selector that means:
# Get the links containing the section titles in `chapter_index`.
# The link text is the section title.
section_css = u'.chapters>section:nth-of-type({0}) .sections div .hd a'.format(chapter_index)
section_titles = self.q(css=section_css).map(lambda el: el.text.lower().strip()).results
# The section titles also contain "n of m possible points" on the second line
# We have to remove this to find the right title
section_titles = [t.split('\n')[0] for t in section_titles]
# Some links are blank, so remove them
section_titles = [t for t in section_titles if t]
try:
# CSS indices are 1-indexed, so add one to the list index
return section_titles.index(title.lower()) + 1
except ValueError:
self.warning(u"Could not find section '{0}'".format(title))
return None
def _aggregate_section_score(self, chapter_index, section_index):
"""
Return a tuple of the form `(points, max_points)` representing
the aggregate score for the specified chapter and section.
"""
score_css = u".chapters>section:nth-of-type({0}) .sections>div:nth-of-type({1}) .hd>span".format(
chapter_index, section_index
)
text_scores = self.q(css=score_css).text
assert len(text_scores) == 1
text_score = text_scores[0]
text_score = text_score.split()[0] # strip off percentage, if present
assert (text_score[0], text_score[-1]) == ('(', ')')
text_score = text_score.strip('()')
assert '/' in text_score
score = tuple(int(x) for x in text_score.split('/'))
assert len(score) == 2
return score
def _section_scores(self, chapter_index, section_index):
"""
Return a list of `(points, max_points)` tuples representing
the scores in the specified chapter and section.
`chapter_index` and `section_index` start at 1.
"""
# This is CSS selector means:
# Get the scores for the chapter at `chapter_index` and the section at `section_index`
# Example text of the retrieved elements: "0/1"
score_css = u".chapters>section:nth-of-type({0}) .sections>div:nth-of-type({1}) .scores>dd".format(
chapter_index, section_index
)
text_scores = self.q(css=score_css).text
# Convert text scores to tuples of (points, max_points)
return [tuple(map(int, score.split('/'))) for score in text_scores]