Example #1
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class ChromeDriverObject(object):
    def __init__(self):
        self.ut = Utility()
        self.log = Logger()

    # Set chromedriver path
    # Pass the option 'headless' if it is needed to run chrome in headless
    # configuration
    def set_chromedriver_object(self, chromeArgs):
        try:
            chromeArgs = chromeArgs
            chromeOptions = webdriver.ChromeOptions()
            driver_path = self.ut.get_driver_path('/dependencies/dir_chromedriver/chromedriver')
            self.ut.set_executable_permission(driver_path)
            self.log.log_info("Setting executable permission to the chrome binary")
            self.log.log_info("Setting path of chromedriver")
            if not chromeArgs:
                driver = webdriver.Chrome(executable_path=driver_path)
            else:
                while '' in chromeArgs:
                    chromeArgs.remove('')
                for val in chromeArgs:
                    chromeOptions.add_argument(val)
                driver = webdriver.Chrome(executable_path=driver_path, options=chromeOptions)
            self.log.log_info("Path for chrome binary is set")
            return driver
        except WebDriverException as e:
            self.log.log_error("There is an exception in the Web Driver configuration")
            self.log.log_error(e)
Example #2
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class GeckoDriverObject(object):
    def __init__(self):
        self.ut = Utility()
        self.log = Logger()

    # Set geckodriver path
    # Pass the option 'headless' if it is needed to run gecko in headless
    # configuration

    def set_geckodriver_object(self, geckoArgs=None):
        try:
            geckoArgs = geckoArgs
            firefoxOptions = Options()
            driver_path = self.ut.get_driver_path(
                '/dependencies/dir_geckodriver/geckodriver')
            self.log.log_info("Setting path of geckodriver")
            if not geckoArgs:
                driver = webdriver.Firefox(executable_path=driver_path)
            else:
                while '' in geckoArgs:
                    geckoArgs.remove()
                for val in geckoArgs:
                    firefoxOptions.add_argument(val)
                driver = webdriver.Firefox(executable_path=driver_path,
                                           firefox_options=firefoxOptions)
            return driver
        except WebDriverException as e:
            self.log.log_error(
                "There is an exception in the Web Driver configuration")
            self.log.log_error(e)
Example #3
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class PhantomDriverObject(object):
    def __init__(self):
        self.ut = Utility()
        self.log = Logger()

    # Set chromedriver path
    # Pass the option 'headless' if it is needed to run chrome in headless
    # configuration

    def set_phantomdriver_object(self):
        try:
            driver_path = self.ut.get_driver_path('/dependencies/dir_phantomjsdriver/phantomjsdriver/bin/phantomjs')
            self.ut.set_executable_permission(driver_path)
            self.log.log_info("Setting executable permission to the phantom binary")
            driver = webdriver.PhantomJS(executable_path=driver_path)
            self.log.log_info("Path for phantom binary is set")
            return driver
        except WebDriverException as e:
            self.log.log_error("There is an exception in the Web Driver configuration")
Example #4
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class OperaDriverObject(object):
    def __init__(self):
        self.ut = Utility()
        self.ot = OS_type()
        self.log = Logger()

    # Set opera odriver path
    # Pass the option 'headless' if it is needed to run gecko in headless
    # configuration
    def set_operadriver_object(self):
        try:
            os_type = self.ot.os_name()
            driver = None
            if os_type == "macos":
                driver_path = self.ut.get_driver_path('/dependencies/dir_operadriver/operadriver_mac64/operadriver')
                self.ut.set_executable_permission(driver_path)
                self.log.log_info("Setting path of operadriver")
                driver = webdriver.Opera(executable_path=driver_path)
                self.log.log_info("Path for opera binary is set")
            if os_type == "linux":
                driver_path = self.ut.get_driver_path('/dependencies/dir_operadriver/operadriver_linux64/operadriver')
                self.ut.set_executable_permission(driver_path)
                self.log.log_info("Setting path of operadriver")
                driver = webdriver.Opera(executable_path=driver_path)
                self.log.log_info("Path for opera binary is set")
            return driver
        except WebDriverException as e:
            self.log.log_error("There is an exception in the Web Driver configuration")
            self.log.log_error(e)
Example #5
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 def __init__(self):
     self.ut = Utility()
     self.ot = OS_type()
     self.log = Logger()
Example #6
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class Geckodriver(object):
    def __init__(self):
        self.ut = Utility()
        self.ot = OS_type()
        self.log = Logger()

    # Get the required chromedriver informations from the downloader_config.ini
    # Use the config_reader function from the Utility class to read the required configuration

    def geckodriver_object(self):
        config_parser = self.ut.config_reader()
        api_url = config_parser.get('GeckoDriver', 'latest_browser_driver')
        return api_url

    # build the required download url based on the information gathered using the
    # geckodriver_objects function

    def parse_geckodriver_api(self):
        api_url = self.geckodriver_object()
        browser_api_url = self.ut.get_api_data(api_url)
        return browser_api_url

    # Download the required geckodriver binary based on the operating system type

    def evaluate_on_environment(self, os_name, arch_type):
        dir_path = self.ut.get_driver_path('/dependencies/dir_geckodriver')
        if os_name == 'macos' and arch_type == '64':
            self.log.log_info("Environment: " + os_name)
            self.log.log_info("Architecture Type: " + arch_type)
            url_builder_mac = self.parse_geckodriver_api()
            self.log.log_info("Downloading the required binary for geckodriver")
            self.ut.driver_downloader(url_builder_mac['mac'], dir_path)
            self.log.log_info("Download completed")
            self.ut.untar_file('dir_geckodriver/')
            self.log.log_info("Unarchiving contents completed")
        if os_name == 'linux' and arch_type == '64':
            self.log.log_info("Environment: " + os_name)
            self.log.log_info("Architecture Type: " + arch_type)
            url_builder_linux = self.parse_geckodriver_api()
            self.log.log_info("Downloading the required binary for geckodriver")
            self.ut.driver_downloader(url_builder_linux['linux'], dir_path)
            self.log.log_info("Download completed")
            self.ut.untar_file('dir_geckodriver/')
            self.log.log_info("Unarchiving contents completed")
        if os_name == 'linux' and arch_type == '32':
            self.log.log_info("Environment: " + os_name)
            self.log.log_info("Architecture Type: " + arch_type)
            url_builder_linux = self.parse_geckodriver_api()
            self.log.log_info("Downloading the required binary for geckodriver")
            self.ut.driver_downloader(url_builder_linux['linux'], dir_path)
            self.log.log_info("Download completed")
            self.ut.untar_file('dir_geckodriver/')
            self.log.log_info("Unarchiving contents completed")

    # Create a required directory separately for gecko and called the evaluate_on_environment
    # function to download the required binary

    def download_driver(self):
        dir_path = self.ut.get_driver_path('/dependencies/dir_geckodriver')
        if os.path.exists(dir_path):
            self.log.log_info(
                "gecko driver is already present. To update gecko driver please run `flexibox update "
                "--driver=geckodriver`"
            )
        else:
            os.makedirs(dir_path)
            os_name = self.ot.os_name()
            arch_type = str(self.ot.os_architecture())
            self.evaluate_on_environment(os_name, arch_type)

    # Update the required geckodriver based on the operating system type

    def update_driver(self):
        self.log.log_info("Deleting directory contents")
        self.ut.check_directory_content("/dependencies/dir_geckodriver/geckodriver")
        self.ut.delete_dir_contents('dir_geckodriver/')
        os_name = self.ot.os_name()
        arch_type = str(self.ot.os_architecture())
        self.evaluate_on_environment(os_name, arch_type)
        self.log.log_info("geckodriver updated")
Example #7
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class Phantomjs_driver():
    def __init__(self):
        self.ut = Utility()
        self.ot = OS_type()
        self.log = Logger()

    # Get the required phsntomjs driver informations from the downloader_config.ini
    # Use the config_reader function from the Utility class to read the required configuration

    def phantomjsdriver_object(self):
        config_parser = self.ut.config_reader()
        api_url = config_parser.get('PhantomJSDriver', 'latest_browser_driver')
        return api_url

    # Get the required API data from the function phantomjsdriver_object

    def parse_phantomjsdriver_api(self):
        api_url = self.phantomjsdriver_object()
        api_data = self.ut.api_parser(api_url)
        return api_data

    # Get the required download url based on the information gathered using the
    # geckodriver_objects function

    def parse_apidata(self):
        api_url = {}
        raw_json = self.parse_phantomjsdriver_api()
        api_url = {
            "zip_ball": raw_json['zipball_url'],
            "tar_ball": raw_json['tarball_url']
        }
        return api_url

    # Download the required phantomjsdriver binary based on the operating system type

    def evaluate_on_environment(self, os_name):
        download_url = self.parse_apidata()
        dir_path = self.ut.get_driver_path('/dependencies/dir_phantomjsdriver')
        if os_name == 'macos':
            self.log.log_info("Environment: " + os_name)
            self.log.log_info(
                "Downloading the required binary for phantomjsdriver")
            self.ut.driver_downloader(download_url['zip_ball'], dir_path)
            self.log.log_info("Download completed")
            self.ut.unzip_file('dir_phantomjsdriver/')
            self.log.log_info("Unarchiving contents completed")
            self.ut.rename_dir('dir_phantomjsdriver/')
        if os_name == 'linux':
            self.log.log_info("Environment: " + os_name)
            self.log.log_info(
                "Downloading the required binary for phantomjsdriver")
            self.ut.driver_downloader(download_url['tar_ball'], dir_path)
            self.log.log_info("Download completed")
            self.ut.untar_file('dir_phantomjsdriver/')
            self.log.log_message("Unarchiving contents completed")
            self.ut.rename_dir('dir_phantomjsdriver/')

    # Create a required directory separately for phantomjs and called the evaluate_on_environment
    # function to download the required binary

    def download_driver(self):
        dir_path = self.ut.get_driver_path('/dependencies/dir_phantomjsdriver')
        if os.path.exists(dir_path):
            self.log.log_info(
                "phantomjs driver is already present. To update phantomjsdriver please run `flexibox update --driver=phantomjsdriver`"
            )
        else:
            os.makedirs(dir_path)
            os_name = self.ot.os_name()
            self.evaluate_on_environment(os_name)

    # Update the required phantomjsdriver based on the operating system type

    def update_driver(self):
        self.log.log_info("Deleting directory contents")
        self.ut.check_directory_content('/dependencies/dir_phantomjsdriver')
        self.ut.delete_dir_contents('dir_phantomjsdriver/')
        os_name = self.ot.os_name()
        self.evaluate_on_environment(os_name)
        self.log.log_info("phantomjs driver updated")
Example #8
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 def __init__(self):
     self.ut = Utility()
     self.log = Logger()
Example #9
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class Chromedriver(object):
    def __init__(self):
        self.ut = Utility()
        self.ot = OS_type()
        self.log = Logger()

    # Get the required chromedriver informations from the downloader_config.ini
    # Use the config_reader function from the Utility class to read the required configuration
    def chromedriver_objects(self):
        config_dict = {}
        config_parser = self.ut.config_reader()
        driver_type = config_parser.get('ChromeDriver', 'name')
        api_url = config_parser.get('ChromeDriver', 'url')
        latest_release = config_parser.get('ChromeDriver',
                                           'latest_browser_driver')
        arch = config_parser.get('ChromeDriver', 'arch_type')

        config_dict = {
            'driver_type': driver_type,
            'api_url': api_url,
            'latest_release': latest_release,
            'arch': arch
        }

        return config_dict

    # build the required download url based on the information gathered using the
    # chromedriver_objects function
    def url_builder(self, os_extension):
        data = self.chromedriver_objects()
        LATEST_RELEASE = requests.get(data['latest_release'])
        url_builder = data['api_url'] + LATEST_RELEASE.text + '/' + data[
            'driver_type'] + os_extension + data['arch'] + '.zip'
        return url_builder

    # Download the required chromedriver binary based on the operating system type
    def evaluate_on_environment(self, os_name, arch_type):
        dir_path = self.ut.get_driver_path("/dependencies/dir_chromedriver")
        if os_name == 'macos' and arch_type == '64':
            self.ut.log_message("INFO", "Environment: " + os_name)
            self.ut.log_message("INFO", "Architecture Type: " + arch_type)
            url_builder_mac = self.url_builder('_mac')
            self.ut.log_message(
                "INFO", "Downloading the required binary for chromedriver")
            self.ut.driver_downloader(url_builder_mac, dir_path)
            self.ut.log_message("INFO", "Download completed")
            self.ut.unzip_file('dir_chromedriver/')
            self.ut.log_message("INFO", "Unarchiving contents completed")
        if os_name == 'linux' and arch_type == '64':
            self.ut.log_message("INFO", "Environment: " + os_name)
            self.ut.log_message("INFO", "Architecture Type: " + arch_type)
            url_builder_linux = self.url_builder('_linux')
            self.ut.log_message(
                "INFO", "Downloading the required binary for chromedriver")
            self.ut.driver_downloader(url_builder_linux, dir_path)
            self.ut.log_message("INFO", "Download completed")
            self.ut.unzip_file('dir_chromedriver/')
            self.ut.log_message("INFO", "Unarchiving contents completed")

    # Create a required directory separately for Chrome and called the evaluate_on_environment
    # function to download the required binary
    def download_driver(self):
        dir_path = self.ut.get_driver_path("/dependencies/dir_chromedriver")
        if os.path.exists(dir_path):
            self.ut.log_message(
                "INFO",
                "chrome driver is already present. To update chromedriver please run `flexibox update --driver=chromedriver`"
            )
        else:
            os.makedirs(dir_path)
            os_name = self.ot.os_name()
            arch_type = str(self.ot.os_architecture())
            self.evaluate_on_environment(os_name, arch_type)

    # Update the required chromedriver based on the operating system type
    def update_driver(self):
        self.ut.check_directory_content(
            "/dependencies/dir_chromedriver/chromedriver")
        self.ut.log_message("INFO", "Deleting directory contents")
        self.ut.delete_dir_contents('dir_chromedriver/')
        os_name = self.ot.os_name()
        arch_type = str(self.ot.os_architecture())
        self.evaluate_on_environment(os_name, arch_type)
        self.ut.log_message("INFO", "chromedriver updated")