def testCreateNewInviteCode(self):
"""Test that creating a new invite code actually generates a new one."""
landing_page = LandingPage(self.driver)
# Create test user and get it.
landing_page.add_test_user(BaseTest.TEST_USER_AS_DICT['name'],
BaseTest.TEST_USER_AS_DICT['email'],
self.args.server_url)
self.assertTestUserPresenceOnPage(True)
test_user_item = landing_page.findTestUser(
BaseTest.TEST_USER_AS_DICT['name'])
# Navigate to details dialog.
details_dialog = landing_page.getDetailsDialogForItem(test_user_item)
# Get the initial invite code.
initial_invite_code = details_dialog.find_element(
*LandingPage.USER_INVITE_CODE_TEXT).get_attribute('value')
# Click new invite code on that user.
get_invite_code_button = details_dialog.find_element(
*LandingPage.USER_ROTATE_KEYS_BUTTON)
get_invite_code_button.click()
# Wait for post to finish, can take a while.
WebDriverWait(self.driver, LandingPage.DEFAULT_TIMEOUT).until(
EC.invisibility_of_element_located(
((LandingPage.USER_DETAILS_SPINNER))))
# Renavigate to the landing page to ensure the backend changed vs just a
# UI update if specified.
self.driver.get(self.args.server_url + flask.url_for('landing'))
test_user_item = landing_page.findTestUser(
BaseTest.TEST_USER_AS_DICT['name'])
# Set the container element to find the disable/enable button and text on.
# Will be either the item within the listbox or the overall details dialog.
details_dialog = landing_page.getDetailsDialogForItem(test_user_item)
# Check the invite code text changed.
final_invite_code = details_dialog.find_element(
*LandingPage.USER_INVITE_CODE_TEXT).get_attribute('value')
self.assertNotEquals(initial_invite_code, final_invite_code)
landing_page.tryToCloseDetailsDialogAndRefreshIfFail(
self.args.server_url)
def testCreateNewInviteCode(self):
"""Test that creating a new invite code actually generates a new one."""
landing_page = LandingPage(self.driver)
# Create test user and get it.
landing_page.add_test_user(BaseTest.TEST_USER_AS_DICT['name'],
BaseTest.TEST_USER_AS_DICT['email'],
self.args.server_url)
self.assertTestUserPresenceOnPage(True)
test_user_item = landing_page.findTestUser(
BaseTest.TEST_USER_AS_DICT['name'])
# Navigate to details dialog.
details_dialog = landing_page.getDetailsDialogForItem(test_user_item)
# Get the initial invite code.
initial_invite_code = details_dialog.find_element(
*LandingPage.USER_INVITE_CODE_TEXT).get_attribute('value')
# Click new invite code on that user.
get_invite_code_button = details_dialog.find_element(
*LandingPage.USER_ROTATE_KEYS_BUTTON)
get_invite_code_button.click()
# Wait for post to finish, can take a while.
WebDriverWait(self.driver, LandingPage.DEFAULT_TIMEOUT).until(
EC.invisibility_of_element_located(((
LandingPage.USER_DETAILS_SPINNER))))
# Renavigate to the landing page to ensure the backend changed vs just a
# UI update if specified.
self.driver.get(self.args.server_url + flask.url_for('landing'))
test_user_item = landing_page.findTestUser(
BaseTest.TEST_USER_AS_DICT['name'])
# Set the container element to find the disable/enable button and text on.
# Will be either the item within the listbox or the overall details dialog.
details_dialog = landing_page.getDetailsDialogForItem(test_user_item)
# Check the invite code text changed.
final_invite_code = details_dialog.find_element(
*LandingPage.USER_INVITE_CODE_TEXT).get_attribute('value')
self.assertNotEquals(initial_invite_code, final_invite_code)
landing_page.tryToCloseDetailsDialogAndRefreshIfFail(self.args.server_url)
def assertTestUserPresenceOnPage(self, is_present, go_to_landing=True):
"""Helper to assert whether a user is present on the landing page.
Args:
is_present: True for the user is present and false for not present.
go_to_landing: True to get the landing page again (effectively a refresh
if the page is already on the landing) and False to use
whatever page the test is already on.
"""
if go_to_landing:
self.driver.get(self.args.server_url + flask.url_for('landing'))
landing_page = LandingPage(self.driver)
test_user_item = landing_page.findTestUser(
BaseTest.TEST_USER_AS_DICT['name'])
if is_present:
self.assertIsNotNone(test_user_item)
self.assertTrue(test_user_item.is_displayed())
else:
self.assertIsNone(test_user_item)
def assertUserCanBeDisabledAndThenEnabled(self, should_use_listbox,
should_refresh_page):
"""Helper method for testing disabling and enabling a user.
Args:
should_use_listbox: If true, it will disable and enable a user from the
user listbox. Otherwise, it will use the details
dialog.
should_refresh_page: If true, it will refresh the login page in between
to check that the backend updates with the UI.
"""
landing_page = LandingPage(self.driver)
test_user_item = landing_page.findTestUser(
BaseTest.TEST_USER_AS_DICT['name'])
# Set the container element to find the disable/enable button and text on.
# Will be either the item within the listbox or the overall details dialog.
container_element = landing_page.getContainerElementForItem(
test_user_item, should_use_listbox)
# Get the initial enable/disable text.
initial_disabled_enabled_button_text = container_element.find_element(
*LandingPage.USER_DISABLE_ENABLE_BUTTON).text
# Click disable on that user.
landing_page.clickDisableEnableOnUserElement(container_element)
# Renavigate to the landing page to ensure the backend changed vs just a
# UI update if specified.
if should_refresh_page:
self.driver.get(self.args.server_url + flask.url_for('landing'))
test_user_item = landing_page.findTestUser(
BaseTest.TEST_USER_AS_DICT['name'])
# Set the container element to find the disable/enable button and text on.
# Will be either the item within the listbox or the overall details dialog.
container_element = landing_page.getContainerElementForItem(
test_user_item, should_use_listbox)
# Check the enable/disable text changed.
changed_disabled_enabled_button_text = container_element.find_element(
*LandingPage.USER_DISABLE_ENABLE_BUTTON).text
self.assertNotEquals(initial_disabled_enabled_button_text,
changed_disabled_enabled_button_text)
# Flip back to enable.
landing_page.clickDisableEnableOnUserElement(container_element)
# Renavigate to the landing page to ensure the backend changed vs just a
# UI update if specified.
if should_refresh_page:
self.driver.get(self.args.server_url + flask.url_for('landing'))
test_user_item = landing_page.findTestUser(
BaseTest.TEST_USER_AS_DICT['name'])
# Set the container element to find the disable/enable button and text on.
container_element = landing_page.getContainerElementForItem(
test_user_item, should_use_listbox)
# Check the enable/disable text changed back to the initial.
final_disabled_enabled_button_text = container_element.find_element(
*LandingPage.USER_DISABLE_ENABLE_BUTTON).text
self.assertNotEquals(changed_disabled_enabled_button_text,
final_disabled_enabled_button_text)
self.assertEquals(initial_disabled_enabled_button_text,
final_disabled_enabled_button_text)
def assertUserCanBeDisabledAndThenEnabled(self, should_use_listbox,
should_refresh_page):
"""Helper method for testing disabling and enabling a user.
Args:
should_use_listbox: If true, it will disable and enable a user from the
user listbox. Otherwise, it will use the details
dialog.
should_refresh_page: If true, it will refresh the login page in between
to check that the backend updates with the UI.
"""
landing_page = LandingPage(self.driver)
test_user_item = landing_page.findTestUser(
BaseTest.TEST_USER_AS_DICT['name'])
# Set the container element to find the disable/enable button and text on.
# Will be either the item within the listbox or the overall details dialog.
container_element = landing_page.getContainerElementForItem(
test_user_item, should_use_listbox)
# Get the initial enable/disable text.
initial_disabled_enabled_button_text = container_element.find_element(
*LandingPage.USER_DISABLE_ENABLE_BUTTON).text
# Click disable on that user.
landing_page.clickDisableEnableOnUserElement(container_element)
# Renavigate to the landing page to ensure the backend changed vs just a
# UI update if specified.
if should_refresh_page:
self.driver.get(self.args.server_url + flask.url_for('landing'))
test_user_item = landing_page.findTestUser(
BaseTest.TEST_USER_AS_DICT['name'])
# Set the container element to find the disable/enable button and text on.
# Will be either the item within the listbox or the overall details dialog.
container_element = landing_page.getContainerElementForItem(
test_user_item, should_use_listbox)
# Check the enable/disable text changed.
changed_disabled_enabled_button_text = container_element.find_element(
*LandingPage.USER_DISABLE_ENABLE_BUTTON).text
self.assertNotEquals(initial_disabled_enabled_button_text,
changed_disabled_enabled_button_text)
# Flip back to enable.
landing_page.clickDisableEnableOnUserElement(container_element)
# Renavigate to the landing page to ensure the backend changed vs just a
# UI update if specified.
if should_refresh_page:
self.driver.get(self.args.server_url + flask.url_for('landing'))
test_user_item = landing_page.findTestUser(
BaseTest.TEST_USER_AS_DICT['name'])
# Set the container element to find the disable/enable button and text on.
container_element = landing_page.getContainerElementForItem(
test_user_item, should_use_listbox)
# Check the enable/disable text changed back to the initial.
final_disabled_enabled_button_text = container_element.find_element(
*LandingPage.USER_DISABLE_ENABLE_BUTTON).text
self.assertNotEquals(changed_disabled_enabled_button_text,
final_disabled_enabled_button_text)
self.assertEquals(initial_disabled_enabled_button_text,
final_disabled_enabled_button_text)
