Esempio n. 1
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def link(locator):
    """
    Returns an :class:`Expression` for finding links matching the given locator.

    The query defines a link as an ``a`` element with an ``href`` attribute and will match links
    that meet at least one of the following criteria:
    * the element ``id`` exactly matches the locator
    * the element ``title`` matches the locator
    * the element text matches the locator
    * the ``alt`` of a nested ``img`` element matches the locator

    Args:
        locator (str): A string that identifies the desired links.

    Returns:
        Expression: An :class:`Expression` object matching the desired links.
    """

    expr = x.descendant("a")[x.attr("href")][
        x.attr("id").equals(locator) |
        x.attr("title").is_(locator) |
        x.string.n.is_(locator) |
        x.descendant("img")[x.attr("alt").is_(locator)]]

    return expr
Esempio n. 2
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def _locate_field(field_expr, locator):
    expr = field_expr[
        x.attr("id").equals(locator) |
        x.attr("name").equals(locator) |
        x.attr("placeholder").equals(locator) |
        x.attr("id").equals(x.anywhere("label")[x.string.n.is_(locator)].attr("for"))]
    expr += x.descendant("label")[x.string.n.is_(locator)].descendant(field_expr)

    return expr
Esempio n. 3
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    def test_creates_a_second_order_union(self):
        expr1 = x.descendant("p")
        expr2 = x.descendant("div")
        expr3 = x.descendant("span")

        collection1 = expr1.union(expr2)[x.attr("id") == "union-item-5"]
        collection2 = collection1.union(expr3[x.attr("id") == "union-item-6"])

        xpath = to_xpath(collection2)

        results = self.find_all(xpath)
        self.assertEqual(results[0].text, "Fig")
Esempio n. 4
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    def test_second_order_union_aliased_as_plus_sign(self):
        expr1 = x.descendant("p")
        expr2 = x.descendant("div")
        expr3 = x.descendant("span")

        collection1 = (expr1 + expr2)[x.attr("id") == "union-item-5"]
        collection2 = collection1 + expr3[x.attr("id") == "union-item-6"]

        xpath = to_xpath(collection2)

        results = self.find_all(xpath)
        self.assertEqual(results[0].text, "Fig")
Esempio n. 5
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    def test_second_order_union_aliased_as_plus_sign(self):
        expr1 = descendant("p")
        expr2 = descendant("div")
        expr3 = descendant("span")

        collection1 = (expr1 + expr2)[attr("id") == "union-item-5"]
        collection2 = collection1 + expr3[attr("id") == "union-item-6"]

        xpath = to_xpath(collection2)

        results = self.find_all(xpath)
        self.assertEqual(results[0].text, "Fig")
Esempio n. 6
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    def test_creates_a_second_order_union(self):
        expr1 = descendant("p")
        expr2 = descendant("div")
        expr3 = descendant("span")

        collection1 = expr1.union(expr2)[attr("id") == "union-item-5"]
        collection2 = collection1.union(expr3[attr("id") == "union-item-6"])

        xpath = to_xpath(collection2)

        results = self.find_all(xpath)
        self.assertEqual(results[0].text, "Fig")
Esempio n. 7
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    def test_aliased_as_plus_sign(self):
        expr1 = x.descendant("p")
        expr2 = x.descendant("div")

        collection = expr1 + expr2

        xpath1 = to_xpath(collection.where(x.attr("id").equals("union-item-3")))
        xpath2 = to_xpath(collection.where(x.attr("id").equals("union-item-4")))

        results = self.find_all(xpath1)
        self.assertEqual(results[0].text, "Cherry")

        results = self.find_all(xpath2)
        self.assertEqual(results[0].text, "Date")
Esempio n. 8
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    def test_creates_a_union_expression(self):
        expr1 = x.descendant("p")
        expr2 = x.descendant("div")

        collection = expr1.union(expr2)

        xpath1 = to_xpath(collection.where(x.attr("id").equals("union-item-3")))
        xpath2 = to_xpath(collection.where(x.attr("id").equals("union-item-4")))

        results = self.find_all(xpath1)
        self.assertEqual(results[0].text, "Cherry")

        results = self.find_all(xpath2)
        self.assertEqual(results[0].text, "Date")
Esempio n. 9
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def _locate_field(field_expr, locator):
    attr_matchers = (
        x.attr("id").equals(locator) | x.attr("name").equals(locator)
        | x.attr("placeholder").equals(locator) | x.attr("id").equals(
            x.anywhere("label")[x.string.n.is_(locator)].attr("for")))

    if capybara.enable_aria_label:
        attr_matchers |= x.attr("aria-label").is_(locator)

    expr = field_expr[attr_matchers]
    expr += x.descendant("label")[x.string.n.is_(locator)].descendant(
        field_expr)

    return expr
Esempio n. 10
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    def xpath(locator):
        expr = x.descendant("a")[x.attr("href")]

        attr_matchers = (x.attr("id").equals(locator)
                         | x.attr("title").is_(locator)
                         | x.string.n.is_(locator))

        if capybara.enable_aria_label:
            attr_matchers |= x.attr("aria-label").is_(locator)

        expr = expr[attr_matchers
                    | x.descendant("img")[x.attr("alt").is_(locator)]]

        return expr
Esempio n. 11
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    def test_where_aliased_as_square_brackets(self):
        expr1 = x.descendant("p")
        expr2 = x.descendant("div")

        collection = expr1.union(expr2)

        xpath1 = to_xpath(collection[x.attr("id").equals("union-item-3")])
        xpath2 = to_xpath(collection[x.attr("id").equals("union-item-4")])

        results = self.find_all(xpath1)
        self.assertEqual(results[0].text, "Cherry")

        results = self.find_all(xpath2)
        self.assertEqual(results[0].text, "Date")
Esempio n. 12
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 def test_calls_the_given_xpath_function_with_the_current_node_as_the_first_argument(
         self):
     xpath = to_xpath(
         x.descendant("span").where(
             x.attr("id") == "string-length").text.method("string-length"))
     results = self.find_all(xpath)
     self.assertEquals(results, 11)
Esempio n. 13
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    def test_used_as_an_expression(self):
        parent = x.descendant("div")[x.attr("id").equals("union")]

        expr1 = x.descendant("p")
        expr2 = x.descendant("div")

        collection = expr1.union(expr2)

        xpath1 = to_xpath(parent.descendant(collection[x.attr("id").equals("union-item-3")]))
        xpath2 = to_xpath(parent.descendant(collection[x.attr("id").equals("union-item-4")]))

        results = self.find_all(xpath1)
        self.assertEqual(results[0].text, "Cherry")

        results = self.find_all(xpath2)
        self.assertEqual(results[0].text, "Date")
Esempio n. 14
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def fillable_field(locator):
    """
    Returns an `Expression` for finding fillable fields matching the given locator.

    The query defines a fillable field as one of the following:
    * an `input` element whose `type` is neither "checkbox", "file", "hidden", "image", "radio",
      nor "submit"
    * a `textarea` element

    The query will match fillable fields that meet at least one of the following criteria:
    * the element `id` exactly matches the locator
    * the element `name` exactly matches the locator
    * the element `placeholder` exactly matches the locator
    * the element `id` exactly matches the `for` attribute of a corresponding `label` element
      whose text matches the locator
    * the element is nested within a `label` element whose text matches the locator

    Args:
        locator (str): A string that identifies the desired fillable fields.

    Returns:
        Expression: An `Expression` object matching the desired fillable fields.
    """

    field_expr = descendant("input", "textarea")[~attr("type").one_of(
        "checkbox", "file", "hidden", "image", "radio", "submit")]
    return _locate_field(field_expr, locator)
Esempio n. 15
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def field(locator):
    """
    Returns an :class:`Expression` for finding form fields matching the given locator.

    The query defines a form field as one of the following:
    * an ``input`` element whose ``type`` is neither "hidden", "image", nor "submit"
    * a ``select`` element
    * a ``textarea`` element

    The query will match form fields that meet at least one of the following criteria:
    * the element ``id`` exactly matches the locator
    * the element ``name`` exactly matches the locator
    * the element ``placeholder`` exactly matches the locator
    * the element ``id`` exactly matches the ``for`` attribute of a corresponding ``label`` element
      whose text matches the locator
    * the element is nested within a ``label`` element whose text matches the locator

    Args:
        locator (str): A string that identifies the desired form fields.
    Return:
        Expression: An :class:`Expression` object matching the desired form fields.
    """

    field_expr = x.descendant(
        "input", "select",
        "textarea")[~x.attr("type").one_of("hidden", "image", "submit")]
    return _locate_field(field_expr, locator)
Esempio n. 16
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    def _set_radio(self, value):
        other_radios = self.native.xpath(to_xpath(
            x.anywhere("input")[x.attr("name") == self["name"]]))
        for node in other_radios:
            node.attrib.pop("checked", None)

        self.native.set("checked", "checked")
Esempio n. 17
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 def test_allows_comma_separated_selectors(self):
     xpath = to_xpath(
         x.descendant()[x.attr("id").equals("moar")].css("div, p"))
     results = self.find_all(xpath)
     self.assertEqual(results[0].text, "chimp")
     self.assertEqual(results[1].text, "elephant")
     self.assertEqual(results[2].text, "flamingo")
Esempio n. 18
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def field(locator):
    """
    Returns an :class:`Expression` for finding form fields matching the given locator.

    The query defines a form field as one of the following:
    * an ``input`` element whose ``type`` is neither "hidden", "image", nor "submit"
    * a ``select`` element
    * a ``textarea`` element

    The query will match form fields that meet at least one of the following criteria:
    * the element ``id`` exactly matches the locator
    * the element ``name`` exactly matches the locator
    * the element ``placeholder`` exactly matches the locator
    * the element ``id`` exactly matches the ``for`` attribute of a corresponding ``label`` element
      whose text matches the locator
    * the element is nested within a ``label`` element whose text matches the locator

    Args:
        locator (str): A string that identifies the desired form fields.
    Return:
        Expression: An :class:`Expression` object matching the desired form fields.
    """

    field_expr = x.descendant("input", "select", "textarea")[
        ~x.attr("type").one_of("hidden", "image", "submit")]
    return _locate_field(field_expr, locator)
Esempio n. 19
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 def test_finds_multiple_kinds_of_nodes_regardless_of_the_context(self):
     xpath = to_xpath(x.descendant("div")[x.attr("id") == "woo"].anywhere("p", "ul"))
     results = self.find_all(xpath)
     self.assertEqual(inner_text(results[0]), "Blah")
     self.assertEqual(inner_text(results[3]), "A list")
     self.assertEqual(inner_text(results[4]), "A list")
     self.assertEqual(inner_text(results[6]), "Bax")
Esempio n. 20
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 def test_finds_a_single_inexact_match(self, session):
     xpath_expr = x.descendant()[x.attr("class").is_("almost_singular but")]
     result = session.find("xpath",
                           xpath_expr,
                           match="prefer_exact",
                           exact=False)
     assert result.text == "almost singular but not quite"
Esempio n. 21
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 def test_picks_the_first_one_when_there_are_multiple_inexact_matches(
         self, session):
     xpath_expr = x.descendant()[x.attr("class").is_("almost_singul")]
     result = session.find("xpath",
                           xpath_expr,
                           match="prefer_exact",
                           exact=False)
     assert result.text == "almost singular but not quite"
Esempio n. 22
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 def test_picks_the_first_one_when_there_are_multiple_exact_matches(
         self, session):
     xpath_expr = x.descendant()[x.attr("class").is_("multiple")]
     result = session.find("xpath",
                           xpath_expr,
                           match="prefer_exact",
                           exact=True)
     assert result.text == "multiple one"
Esempio n. 23
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 def test_finds_a_single_exact_match_when_there_also_are_inexact_matches(
         self, session):
     xpath_expr = x.descendant()[x.attr("class").is_("almost_singular")]
     result = session.find("xpath",
                           xpath_expr,
                           match="prefer_exact",
                           exact=True)
     assert result.text == "almost singular"
Esempio n. 24
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 def href(node, href):
     if isregex(href):
         return bool(href.search(node["href"]))
     else:
         # For href element attributes, Selenium returns the full URL that would
         # be visited rather than the raw value in the source. So we use XPath.
         query = x.axis("self")[x.attr("href") == str_(href)]
         return node.has_selector("xpath", query)
Esempio n. 25
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    def test_defaults_to_capybara_exact(self, session):
        xpath_expr = x.descendant("input")[x.attr("id").is_("est_fiel")]

        capybara.exact = True
        with pytest.raises(ElementNotFound):
            session.find("xpath", xpath_expr)

        capybara.exact = False
        session.find("xpath", xpath_expr)
Esempio n. 26
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    def test_matches_encoded_unicode_characters(self):
        locator = "이름".encode("UTF-8") if sys.version_info >= (3, 0) else "이름"

        xpath = to_xpath(x.descendant("div")[x.string.n.is_(locator)])
        results = self.find_all(xpath)
        self.assertEqual(results[0].get("id"), "unicode")

        xpath = to_xpath(x.descendant("div")[x.attr("title") == locator])
        results = self.find_all(xpath)
        self.assertEqual(results[0].get("id"), "unicode")
Esempio n. 27
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    def test_matches_quotes(self):
        locator = "Who's quotes? \"Their\" quotes."

        xpath = to_xpath(x.descendant("div")[x.string.n.is_(locator)])
        results = self.find_all(xpath)
        self.assertEqual(results[0].get("id"), "quotes")

        xpath = to_xpath(x.descendant("div")[x.attr("title") == locator])
        results = self.find_all(xpath)
        self.assertEqual(results[0].get("id"), "quotes")
Esempio n. 28
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 def test_finds_all_nodes_when_no_arguments_given_regardless_of_the_context(self):
     xpath = to_xpath(x.descendant("div")[x.attr("id") == "woo"].anywhere())
     results = self.find_all(xpath)
     self.assertEqual(results[0].tag, "html")
     self.assertEqual(results[1].tag, "head")
     self.assertEqual(results[3].tag, "body")
     self.assertEqual(inner_text(results[5]), "Blah")
     self.assertEqual(inner_text(results[9]), "A list")
     self.assertEqual(inner_text(results[12]), "A list")
     self.assertEqual(inner_text(results[14]), "Bax")
Esempio n. 29
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    def test_matches_quotes(self):
        locator = "Who's quotes? \"Their\" quotes."

        xpath = to_xpath(descendant("div")[string.n.is_(locator)])
        results = self.find_all(xpath)
        self.assertEqual(results[0].get_attribute("id"), "quotes")

        xpath = to_xpath(descendant("div")[attr("title") == locator])
        results = self.find_all(xpath)
        self.assertEqual(results[0].get_attribute("id"), "quotes")
Esempio n. 30
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    def test_matches_encoded_unicode_characters(self):
        locator = "이름".encode("UTF-8") if sys.version_info >= (3, 0) else "이름"

        xpath = to_xpath(descendant("div")[string.n.is_(locator)])
        results = self.find_all(xpath)
        self.assertEqual(results[0].get_attribute("id"), "unicode")

        xpath = to_xpath(descendant("div")[attr("title") == locator])
        results = self.find_all(xpath)
        self.assertEqual(results[0].get_attribute("id"), "unicode")
Esempio n. 31
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    def test_matches_decoded_unicode_characters(self):
        locator = "이름" if sys.version_info >= (3, 0) else u"이름"

        xpath = to_xpath(x.descendant("div")[x.string.n.is_(locator)])
        results = self.find_all(xpath)
        self.assertEqual(results[0].get("id"), "unicode")

        xpath = to_xpath(x.descendant("div")[x.attr("title") == locator])
        results = self.find_all(xpath)
        self.assertEqual(results[0].get("id"), "unicode")
Esempio n. 32
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def frame(locator):
    """
    Returns an `Expression` for finding frames matching the given locator.

    The query defines a frame as one of the following:
    * a `frame` element
    * an `iframe` element

    The query will match frames that meet one of the following criteria:
    * the element `id` exactly matches the locator
    * the element `name` exactly matches the locator

    Args:
        locator (str): A string that identifies the desired frames.

    Returns:
        Expression: An `Expression` object matching the desired frames.
    """

    frames = descendant("frame") + descendant("iframe")
    return frames[attr("id").equals(locator) | attr("name").equals(locator)]
Esempio n. 33
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def frame(locator):
    """
    Returns an :class:`Expression` for finding frames matching the given locator.

    The query defines a frame as one of the following:
    * a ``frame`` element
    * an ``iframe`` element

    The query will match frames that meet one of the following criteria:
    * the element ``id`` exactly matches the locator
    * the element ``name`` exactly matches the locator

    Args:
        locator (str): A string that identifies the desired frames.

    Returns:
        Expression: An :class:`Expression` object matching the desired frames.
    """

    frames = x.descendant("frame") + x.descendant("iframe")
    return frames[x.attr("id").equals(locator) | x.attr("name").equals(locator)]
Esempio n. 34
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    def test_finds_nodes_which_are_immediate_siblings_of_the_current_node(self):
        foo_div = x.descendant("p")[x.attr("id").equals("fooDiv")]
        monkey = x.descendant("p")[x.attr("title").equals("monkey")]

        xpath = to_xpath(foo_div.next_sibling("p"))
        results = self.find_all(xpath)
        self.assertEqual(inner_text(results[0]), "Bax")

        xpath = to_xpath(foo_div.next_sibling("ul", "p"))
        results = self.find_all(xpath)
        self.assertEqual(inner_text(results[0]), "Bax")

        xpath = to_xpath(monkey.next_sibling("ul", "p"))
        results = self.find_all(xpath)
        self.assertEqual(inner_text(results[0]), "A list")

        xpath = to_xpath(foo_div.next_sibling("ul", "li"))
        results = self.find_all(xpath)
        self.assertSequenceEqual(results, [])

        xpath = to_xpath(foo_div.next_sibling())
        results = self.find_all(xpath)
        self.assertEqual(inner_text(results[0]), "Bax")
Esempio n. 35
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    def test_finds_nodes_which_are_exactly_preceding_the_current_node(self):
        woo_div = x.descendant("p")[x.attr("id").equals("wooDiv")]
        gorilla = x.descendant("p")[x.attr("title").equals("gorilla")]

        xpath = to_xpath(woo_div.previous_sibling("p"))
        results = self.find_all(xpath)
        self.assertEqual(inner_text(results[0]), "Bax")

        xpath = to_xpath(woo_div.previous_sibling("ul", "p"))
        results = self.find_all(xpath)
        self.assertEqual(inner_text(results[0]), "Bax")

        xpath = to_xpath(gorilla.previous_sibling("ul", "p"))
        results = self.find_all(xpath)
        self.assertEqual(inner_text(results[0]), "A list")

        xpath = to_xpath(woo_div.previous_sibling("ul", "li"))
        results = self.find_all(xpath)
        self.assertSequenceEqual(results, [])

        xpath = to_xpath(woo_div.previous_sibling())
        results = self.find_all(xpath)
        self.assertEqual(inner_text(results[0]), "Bax")
Esempio n. 36
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def link(locator):
    """
    Returns an :class:`Expression` for finding links matching the given locator.

    The query defines a link as an ``a`` element with an ``href`` attribute and will match links
    that meet at least one of the following criteria:
    * the element ``id`` exactly matches the locator
    * the element ``title`` matches the locator
    * the element text matches the locator
    * the ``alt`` of a nested ``img`` element matches the locator

    Args:
        locator (str): A string that identifies the desired links.

    Returns:
        Expression: An :class:`Expression` object matching the desired links.
    """

    expr = x.descendant("a")[x.attr(
        "href")][x.attr("id").equals(locator) | x.attr("title").is_(locator)
                 | x.string.n.is_(locator)
                 | x.descendant("img")[x.attr("alt").is_(locator)]]

    return expr
Esempio n. 37
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def optgroup(locator):
    """
    Returns an :class:`Expression` for finding option groups matching the given locator.

    The query will match option groups whose ``label`` matches the locator.

    Args:
        locator (str): A string that identifies the desired option groups.

    Returns:
        Expression: An :class:`Expression` object matching the desired option groups.
    """

    expr = x.descendant("optgroup")[x.attr("label").is_(locator)]
    return expr
Esempio n. 38
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def optgroup(locator):
    """
    Returns an :class:`Expression` for finding option groups matching the given locator.

    The query will match option groups whose ``label`` matches the locator.

    Args:
        locator (str): A string that identifies the desired option groups.

    Returns:
        Expression: An :class:`Expression` object matching the desired option groups.
    """

    expr = x.descendant("optgroup")[x.attr("label").is_(locator)]
    return expr
Esempio n. 39
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def button(locator):
    """
    Returns an :class:`Expression` for finding buttons matching the given locator.

    The query defines a button as one of the following:
    * a ``button`` element
    * an ``input`` element with a ``type`` of "button"
    * an ``input`` element with a ``type`` of "image"
    * an ``input`` element with a ``type`` of "reset"
    * an ``input`` element with a ``type`` of "submit"

    The query will match buttons that meet at least one of the following criteria:
    * the element ``id`` exactly matches the locator
    * the element ``value`` matches the locator
    * the element ``title`` matches the locator
    * the element text matches the locator
    * the element ``alt`` of an "image" ``input`` element matches the locator

    Args:
        locator (str): A string that identifies the desired buttons.

    Returns:
        Expression: An :class:`Expression` object matching the desired buttons.
    """

    expr = x.descendant("button")[
        x.attr("id").equals(locator) |
        x.attr("value").is_(locator) |
        x.attr("title").is_(locator) |
        x.string.n.is_(locator)]
    expr += x.descendant("input")[x.attr("type").one_of("submit", "reset", "image", "button")][
        x.attr("id").equals(locator) |
        x.attr("value").is_(locator) |
        x.attr("title").is_(locator) |
        x.string.n.is_(locator)]
    expr += x.descendant("input")[x.attr("type").equals("image")][x.attr("alt").is_(locator)]

    return expr
Esempio n. 40
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    def xpath(locator):
        input_button_expr = x.descendant("input")[x.attr("type").one_of(
            "submit", "reset", "image", "button")]
        button_expr = x.descendant("button")
        image_button_expr = x.descendant("input")[x.attr("type").equals(
            "image")]

        attr_matchers = (x.attr("id").equals(locator)
                         | x.attr("value").is_(locator)
                         | x.attr("title").is_(locator))
        image_attr_matchers = x.attr("alt").is_(locator)

        if capybara.enable_aria_label:
            attr_matchers |= x.attr("aria-label").is_(locator)
            image_attr_matchers |= x.attr("aria-label").is_(locator)

        input_button_expr = input_button_expr[attr_matchers]
        button_expr = button_expr[attr_matchers | x.string.n.is_(locator)
                                  | x.descendant("img")[x.attr("alt").
                                                        is_(locator)]]
        image_button_expr = image_button_expr[image_attr_matchers]

        return input_button_expr + button_expr + image_button_expr
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def table(locator):
    """
    Returns an :class:`Expression` for finding tables matching the given locator.

    The query will match tables that meet at least one of the following criteria:
    * the element ``id`` exactly matches the locator
    * the element has a descendant ``caption`` element whose text matches the locator

    Args:
        locator (str): A string that identifies the desired tables.

    Returns:
        Expression: An :class:`Expression` object matching the desired tables.
    """

    expr = x.descendant("table")[
        x.attr("id").equals(locator) |
        x.descendant("caption").is_(locator)]

    return expr
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def checkbox(locator):
    """
    Returns an :class:`Expression` for finding checkboxes matching the given locator.

    The query will match checkboxes that meet at least one of the following criteria:
    * the element ``id`` exactly matches the locator
    * the element ``name`` exactly matches the locator
    * the element ``id`` exactly matches the ``for`` attribute of a corresponding ``label`` element
      whose text matches the locator
    * the element is nested within a ``label`` element whose text matches the locator

    Args:
        locator (str): A string that identifies the desired checkboxes.

    Returns:
        Expression: An :class:`Expression` object matching the desired checkboxes.
    """

    field_expr = x.descendant("input")[x.attr("type").equals("checkbox")]
    return _locate_field(field_expr, locator)
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def definition_description(locator):
    """
    Returns an :class:`Expression` for finding definition descriptions matching the given locator.

    The query will match definition descriptions that meet at least one of the following criteria:
    * the element ``id`` exactly matches the locator
    * the element immediately follows a sibling ``dt`` whose text matches the locator

    Args:
        locator (str): A string that identifies the desired definition descriptions.

    Returns:
        Expression: An :class:`Expression` object matching the desired definition descriptions.
    """

    expr = x.descendant("dd")[
        x.attr("id").equals(locator) |
        x.previous_sibling("dt")[x.string.n.equals(locator)]]

    return expr
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def fieldset(locator):
    """
    Returns an :class:`Expression` for finding fieldsets matching the given locator.

    The query will match fieldsets that meet at least one of the following criteria:
    * the element ``id`` exactly matches the locator
    * the element has a child ``legend`` element whose text matches the locator

    Args:
        locator (str): A string that identifies the desired fieldsets.

    Returns:
        Expression: An :class:`Expression` object matching the desired fieldsets.
    """

    expr = x.descendant("fieldset")[
        x.attr("id").equals(locator) |
        x.child("legend")[x.string.n.is_(locator)]]

    return expr
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 def test_finds_nodes_regardless_of_the_context(self):
     foo_div = x.anywhere("div")[x.attr("id").equals("foo")]
     xpath = to_xpath(x.descendant("p")[x.attr("id").equals(foo_div.attr("title"))])
     results = self.find_all(xpath)
     self.assertEqual(inner_text(results[0]), "Blah")
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 def test_aliased_as_ampersand(self):
     xpath = to_xpath(x.descendant("*")[x.contains("Bax") & x.attr("title").equals("monkey")])
     results = self.find_all(xpath)
     self.assertEqual(results[0].get("title"), "monkey")
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 def test_finds_all_nodes_in_both_expressions(self):
     xpath = to_xpath(x.descendant("*")[x.contains("Bax").and_(x.attr("title").equals("monkey"))])
     results = self.find_all(xpath)
     self.assertEqual(results[0].get("title"), "monkey")
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 def test_matches_all_nodes_where_the_condition_matches(self):
     xpath = to_xpath(x.descendant("*")[x.attr("id").one_of("foo", "baz")])
     results = self.find_all(xpath)
     self.assertEqual(results[0].get("title"), "fooDiv")
     self.assertEqual(results[1].get("title"), "bazDiv")
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 def test_finds_nodes_that_contain_the_given_expression(self):
     expr = x.anywhere("div")[x.attr("title") == "fooDiv"].attr("id")
     xpath = to_xpath(x.descendant("div")[x.attr("title").starts_with(expr)])
     results = self.find_all(xpath)
     self.assertEqual(results[0].get("id"), "foo")
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 def test_finds_nodes_that_begin_with_the_given_string(self):
     xpath = to_xpath(x.descendant("*")[x.attr("id").starts_with("foo")])
     results = self.find_all(xpath)
     self.assertEqual(len(results), 2)
     self.assertEqual(results[0].get("id"), "foo")
     self.assertEqual(results[1].get("id"), "fooDiv")
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 def test_finds_all_nodes_when_no_arguments_given(self):
     xpath = to_xpath(x.descendant()[x.attr("id").equals("foo")].descendant())
     results = self.find_all(xpath)
     self.assertEqual(inner_text(results[0]), "Blah")
     self.assertEqual(inner_text(results[4]), "A list")
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 def test_respects_previous_expression(self):
     xpath = to_xpath(x.descendant()[x.attr("id").equals("moar")].css("p"))
     results = self.find_all(xpath)
     self.assertEqual(results[0].text, "chimp")
     self.assertEqual(results[1].text, "flamingo")
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 def test_allows_comma_separated_selectors(self):
     xpath = to_xpath(x.descendant()[x.attr("id").equals("moar")].css("div, p"))
     results = self.find_all(xpath)
     self.assertEqual(results[0].text, "chimp")
     self.assertEqual(results[1].text, "elephant")
     self.assertEqual(results[2].text, "flamingo")