def _getObject(parent, selectorObject, timeout=0):
foundObject = None
selectorKeys = selectorObject.keys()
primarySelectors = []
if timeout == 0:
timeout = core.IMPLICIT_WAIT
# Iterate over selectorKeys narrowing down a list of primarySelectors until there is exactly 1 element (ideally)
for selKey in selectorKeys:
selectorList = []
selVal = selectorObject[selKey]
logging.debug("Finding object by %s: %s" % (selKey, selVal))
# If the selector Key is 'text', make the necessary adjustments to do an identical search using xpath (only way)
if (selKey == "text"):
selKey = "xpath"
selVal = "//*[contains(.,'%s')]" % selVal
# Determine the desired methodName
methodName = "find_elements_by_%s" % selKey
if (methodName in dir(parent)): # Ensure methodName exists
locationMethod = getattr(parent, methodName) # Retrieve method
wait = WebDriverWait(core.DRIVER, timeout) # Create a webDriver wait
selectorList = wait.until(lambda d: _clickable(locationMethod(selVal))) # Return a refined selection of elements containing those which are visible and enabled
# Display IDs of selectors available during this iteration
logging.debug("Available Selectors for (%s: %s)" % (selKey, selVal))
for se in selectorList:
logging.debug("Available Selector (%s) ID (%s)" % (se, se._id))
# If primary selectors are still empty, set it to the results of the first scan
if len(primarySelectors) == 0:
primarySelectors = selectorList
else:
# Otherwise, merge the two lists using the auto-generated ID for each element ('_id')
primarySelectors = _common_elements(selectorList, primarySelectors)
# Displays IDs of selectors currently on the primary Stack - this has to be reduced to 1 for safe testing.
logging.debug("Current Selectors for (%s: %s)" % (selKey, selVal))
for se in primarySelectors:
logging.debug("Primary Selector(s) (%s) ID (%s)" % (se, se._id))
if len(primarySelectors) == 1: # if there is only one element found break out of loop
break
# Raise Error if empty selectors
if len(primarySelectors) == 0:
core.raiseError("No Selectors found", selectorObject)
# Return the primary selector if only one left
if len(primarySelectors) == 1:
return primarySelectors[0]
# If we somehow have more than 1 selector, attempt to continue while selecting the first, but raise a warning
if len(primarySelectors) > 1:
core.raiseWarning("Multiple Selectors found", selectorObject)
return primarySelectors[0]
def assertNoElement(stepData):
logging.debug("TEST:\t Assert No Element \t")
parent = core.DRIVER
if "parent" in stepData.keys():
parent = _getObject(parent, stepData["parent"])
selector = stepData["selector"]
webObject = _getObject(parent, selector)
if webObject:
core.raiseWarning("Assertion Failed. Element found!", stepData)
else:
return True