def test_contributor_flow_to_support_forum_post(self, base_url, selenium, variables):
"""
Shows a contributor can start on the home page and move
all the way to answering a question in the forum.
"""
# 1. Start on the home page
# 2. Log in
# 3. Use the contributor bar to go to the forums.
# The questions page should list 20 posts.
# 3.1 go to the question page
user = variables['users']['default']
questions_page = QuestionsPage(base_url, selenium).open()
questions_page.sign_in(user['username'], user['password'])
questions_page.click_all_products()
# 3.2 ensure the size of the list is 20
assert questions_page.questions_count > 0, 'There is not at least one question displayed.'
# 4. Click on a question. (URL is in the forum of /questions/[some number])
# 4.1 pick up an arbitrary question and click
# 4.2 check if it landed on an intended forum page
question = questions_page.questions[randrange(questions_page.questions_count)]
forum_page = question.click_question_link()
# 5. Go to the thread
# 6. Scroll to the bottom and click into the text field
# 7. Type reply
# 7.1 reply the post
reply = "reply"
forum_page.post_reply(reply)
# 7.2 check if posting a reply finishes without an error
assert forum_page.is_reply_text_present(user['username'], reply), \
u'reply with "%s" text posted by %s is not present' % (
reply, user['username'])
def test_that_questions_problem_count_increments(self, base_url, selenium):
"""Checks if the 'I have this problem too' counter increments"""
# Can't +1 your own question so will do it logged out
questions_page = QuestionsPage(base_url, selenium).open()
questions_page.click_all_products()
view_question_page = questions_page.click_any_question(1)
initial_count = view_question_page.problem_count
view_question_page.click_problem_too_button()
view_question_page.refresh()
post_click_count = view_question_page.problem_count
assert initial_count + 1 == post_click_count
def test_that_questions_problem_count_increments(self, base_url, selenium):
"""Checks if the 'I have this problem too' counter increments"""
# Can't +1 your own question so will do it logged out
questions_page = QuestionsPage(base_url, selenium).open()
questions_page.click_all_products()
view_question_page = questions_page.click_any_question(1)
initial_count = view_question_page.problem_count
view_question_page.click_problem_too_button()
view_question_page.refresh()
post_click_count = view_question_page.problem_count
assert initial_count + 1 == post_click_count
def test_that_questions_problem_count_increments(self, mozwebqa):
"""Checks if the 'I have this problem too' counter increments"""
questions_pg = QuestionsPage(mozwebqa)
view_question_pg = ViewQuestionPage(mozwebqa)
# Can't +1 your own question so will do it logged out
questions_pg.go_to_forum_questions_page()
questions_pg.click_any_question(1)
initial_count = view_question_pg.problem_count
view_question_pg.click_problem_too_button()
view_question_pg.refresh()
post_click_count = view_question_pg.problem_count
Assert.equal(initial_count + 1, post_click_count)
def test_questions_sorts_correctly_by_filter_equal_to_unanswered(
self, base_url, selenium):
"""
Goes to the /questions page,
Verifies the sort filter=unanswered works
"""
expected_sorted_text = "Unanswered"
questions_page = QuestionsPage(base_url, selenium).open()
questions_page.click_all_products()
questions_page.click_all_questions_tab()
questions_page.click_sort_by_unanswered_questions()
# if there are no questions in the list then skip the test
if not questions_page.are_questions_present:
pytest.skip("No questions present for filter=%s" %
expected_sorted_text)
for question in questions_page.questions:
assert 0 == question.number_of_replies
def test_that_questions_sorts_correctly_by_filter_equal_to_solved(
self, base_url, selenium):
"""
Goes to the /questions page,
Verifies the sort filter=solved works
"""
expected_sorted_text = "SOLVED"
questions_page = QuestionsPage(base_url, selenium).open()
questions_page.click_all_products()
questions_page.click_questions_done_tab()
questions_page.click_sort_by_solved_questions()
# if there are no questions in the list then skip the test
if not questions_page.are_questions_present:
pytest.skip("No questions present for filter=%s" %
expected_sorted_text)
for question in questions_page.questions:
# if solved mark is highlighted the question is really solved
assert 'highlighted' in question.solved_questions_filter
def test_that_questions_sorts_correctly_by_filter_equal_to_unanswered(self, base_url, selenium):
"""
Goes to the /questions page,
Verifies the sort filter=unanswered works
"""
expected_sorted_text = "Unanswered"
questions_page = QuestionsPage(base_url, selenium).open()
questions_page.click_all_products()
questions_page.click_all_questions_tab()
questions_page.click_sort_by_unanswered_questions()
# if there are no questions in the list then skip the test
if not questions_page.are_questions_present:
pytest.skip("No questions present for filter=%s" % expected_sorted_text)
for question in questions_page.questions:
assert 0 == question.number_of_replies
def test_that_questions_sorts_correctly_by_filter_equal_to_solved(self, mozwebqa):
"""
Goes to the /questions page,
Verifies the sort filter=solved works
"""
questions_pg = QuestionsPage(mozwebqa)
expected_sorted_text = "Solved"
questions_pg.go_to_forum_questions_page()
questions_pg.click_sort_by_solved_questions()
# if there are no questions in the list then skip the test
if not questions_pg.are_questions_present():
pytest.skip("No questions present for filter=%s" % expected_sorted_text)
num_of_questions = questions_pg.get_questions_count
for counter in range(num_of_questions):
actual_sorted_text = questions_pg.get_sorted_list_filter_text(counter + 1)
Assert.equal(actual_sorted_text, expected_sorted_text)
def test_that_questions_sorts_correctly_by_filter_equal_to_solved(self, base_url, selenium):
"""
Goes to the /questions page,
Verifies the sort filter=solved works
"""
expected_sorted_text = "SOLVED"
questions_page = QuestionsPage(base_url, selenium).open()
questions_page.click_all_products()
questions_page.click_questions_done_tab()
questions_page.click_sort_by_solved_questions()
# if there are no questions in the list then skip the test
if not questions_page.are_questions_present:
pytest.skip("No questions present for filter=%s" % expected_sorted_text)
for question in questions_page.questions:
# if solved mark is highlighted the question is really solved
assert 'highlighted' in question.solved_questions_filter
def test_contributor_flow_to_support_forum_post(self, base_url, selenium,
variables):
"""
Shows a contributor can start on the home page and move
all the way to answering a question in the forum.
"""
# 1. Start on the home page
# 2. Log in
# 3. Use the contributor bar to go to the forums.
# The questions page should list 20 posts.
# 3.1 go to the question page
user = variables['users']['default']
questions_page = QuestionsPage(base_url, selenium).open()
questions_page.sign_in(user['username'], user['password'])
questions_page.click_all_products()
# 3.2 ensure the size of the list is 20
assert questions_page.questions_count > 0, 'There is not at least one question displayed.'
# 4. Click on a question. (URL is in the forum of /questions/[some number])
# 4.1 pick up an arbitrary question and click
# 4.2 check if it landed on an intended forum page
question = questions_page.questions[randrange(
questions_page.questions_count)]
forum_page = question.click_question_link()
# 5. Go to the thread
# 6. Scroll to the bottom and click into the text field
# 7. Type reply
# 7.1 reply the post
reply = "reply"
forum_page.post_reply(reply)
# 7.2 check if posting a reply finishes without an error
assert forum_page.is_reply_text_present(user['username'], reply), \
u'reply with "%s" text posted by %s is not present' % (
reply, user['username'])
def questions_page(self, do_login=False, user='******'):
from pages.desktop.questions_page import QuestionsPage
return self._go_to_page(QuestionsPage(self.testsetup), do_login, user)
def questions_page(self, username=None, password=None):
from pages.desktop.questions_page import QuestionsPage
return self._go_to_page(QuestionsPage(self.testsetup), username,
password)
