def standard_log_in(self):
"""
Log in bamboo hr by standard log in, that is, not the "log in with Google".
Note: Using Google seems more complicated. Besides, if using 2FA hings get very tricky.
One could use backup codes: read it from file, use it, when using last one log in to google,
generate new ones, download and substitute the backup codes file with new one... jeez.
"""
# Click the link for standard log-in (not google log-in)
link = S(Link(constants.STANDARD_LOGIN))
click(link)
# go to the user_id field and type user
id_field = S(constants.LOGIN_ID, strategy="css")
click(id_field)
type_keys(self.user)
wait(Css('div.progress').not_exists) # wait for the domain check
# go to password field and type the password
pwd_field = S(constants.PWD_ID, strategy="css")
click(pwd_field)
type_keys(self.pwd)
# click the log in button
log_in = S(Button(constants.LOGIN_BTN))
click(log_in)
def get_box(self):
from germanium.static import S, js
code = load_script(__name__, 'box.min.js')
target_element = S(self._selector).element()
if not target_element:
raise Exception("The passed selector (%s) for finding "
"the bounding box didn't matched any elements." %
self._selector)
top, right, bottom, left, \
center, middle, width, height = js(code, target_element)
self._box = {
"top": top,
"right": right,
"bottom": bottom,
"left": left,
"center": center,
"middle": middle,
"width": width,
"height": height
}
return self
def authenticate(self,
username,
password,
wait_disappear=True,
*argv,
**kw):
"""
Fills in the username and password into the alert.
If the germanium parameter is not set it will use instead the
`germanium.static.get_germanium` instance.
:param wait_disappear: Wait for the alert to not exist anymore.
:param password:
:param username:
:param argv:
:param kw:
:return:
"""
from germanium.static import S, get_germanium
alert = S(self).element(*argv, **kw)
wait(lambda: alert.autenticate(username, password) or True, timeout=1)
get_germanium()._last_alert = None
if wait_disappear:
wait(self.not_exists)
def _create_selector(self, selector):
try:
s = S(eval(selector, self.selector_globals(), locals()))
except Exception as e:
raise Exception(f"Unable to create selector {selector}", e)
return s
def element(self, *argv, germanium=None, **kw):
"""
:param argv:
:param germanium:
:param kw:
:return:
"""
from germanium.static import S
return S(self, germanium=germanium).element(*argv, **kw)
def clock_out():
"""
Click the clock_out button (assume is logged in) and close the browser
"""
# TODO: Handle exception if no button is found (eg, already clocked-in)
clock_out = S(Button(constants.CLOCK_OUT_BTN))
click(clock_out)
close_browser()
def text(self, *argv, **kw):
"""
Returns the text of the currently visible alert. If the germanium parameter
is not set it will use instead the `germanium.static.get_germanium` instance.
:param argv:
:param kw:
:return:
"""
from germanium.static import S
return S(self).text(*argv, **kw)
def not_exists(self, *argv, **kw):
"""
Returns false if an alert is present for the given germanium instance.
If it is not present, then it will return true. If the germanium parameter
is not set it will use instead the `germanium.static.get_germanium` instance.
:param argv:
:param kw:
:return:
"""
from germanium.static import S
return S(self).not_exists(*argv, **kw)
def element_list(self, *argv, **kw):
"""
Returns the existing alert instance as a list for the given
germanium instance. If the alert is not present, then it will
return None. If the germanium parameter is not set it will use
instead the `germanium.static.get_germanium` instance.
:param argv:
:param kw:
:return:
"""
from germanium.static import S
return S(self).element(*argv, **kw)
def exists(self, *argv, germanium=None, **kw):
"""
If the germanium is provided, the selector is evaluated using
germanium.S. If the germanium attribute is not provided,
this is equivalent to: germanium.static.S(self).exists()
:param argv:
:param germanium:
:param kw:
:return:
"""
from germanium.static import S
return S(self, germanium=germanium).exists(*argv, **kw)
def text(self, *argv, germanium=None, only_visible=True, **kw):
"""
Returns the text of the `element()` returned by this selector.
If the germanium is provided, the selector is evaluated using
germanium.S. If the germanium attribute is not provided,
this is equivalent to: germanium.static.S(self).text()
:param argv:
:param germanium:
:param kw:
:return:
"""
from germanium.static import S
return S(self, germanium=germanium).text(*argv, **kw)
def send_keys(self, text, *argv, **kw):
"""
Types the given keys into the alert.
If the germanium parameter is not set it will use instead the
`germanium.static.get_germanium` instance.
:param text: The text to type into.
:param argv:
:param germanium:
:param kw:
:return:
"""
from germanium.static import S, get_germanium
alert = S(self).element(*argv, **kw)
alert.send_keys(text)
get_germanium()._last_alert = None
def accept(self, wait_disappear=True, *argv, **kw):
"""
Accepts the current alert from the germanium instance. If the germanium parameter
is not set it will use instead the `germanium.static.get_germanium` instance.
:param wait_disappear: Wait for the alert to not exist anymore.
:param argv:
:param germanium:
:param kw:
:return:
"""
from germanium.static import S, get_germanium
alert = S(self).element(*argv, **kw)
wait(lambda: alert.accept() or True, timeout=1)
get_germanium()._last_alert = None
if wait_disappear:
wait(self.not_exists)
