def wait_click_url(ps=None, flash='#', attempts=10, index=0, element=None,
css_select=None, *args, **kwargs):
"""
clicks url AND waits for url to change
ps: logging message of your choosing
type ps: string
flash: accentuates your print statement in the console
type flash: string
index: will return the elment you specify by index
type index: int
attempts: number of tries, seperated by a 1 second sleep to get the elements
type attempts: int
xpath: an xpath like you would pass into get_element_by_xpath()
type xpath: string
css_select: a css selector like you would pass into get_element_by_css()
type css_select: string
*args, **kwargs: any element pair you would pass into get_element()
e.g tag='some_tag_type', css_class='some_class_name'
"""
chk_url = get_current_url()
counter = 1
while chk_url == get_current_url():
if element:
wait_for(click_element, element)
elif css_select:
try:
wait_for(click_element, get_elements_by_css(css_select)[index])
except Exception as e:
if counter > 2:
test_print('ERROR: "{0}". Attempt {1} of {2}'.format(e, counter, attempts))
else:
try:
wait_for(click_element, get_elements(*args, **kwargs)[index])
except Exception as e:
if counter > 2:
test_print('ERROR: "{0}". Attempt {1} of {2}'.format(e, counter, attempts))
if counter == attempts:
raise Exception('Error: The url did not change after {0} attempts'.format(attempts))
break
else:
sleep(1)
counter += 1
if ps:
test_print(ps, flash)
def wait_for_element(ps=None, flash='#', index=0, attempts=10, xpath=None,
css_select=None, *args, **kwargs):
"""
Waits for one specific elements. Returns an element
ps: logging message of your choosing
type ps: string
flash: accentuates your print statement in the console
type flash: string
index: will return the elment you specify by index
type index: int
attempts: number of tries, seperated by a 1 second sleep to get the elements
type attempts: int
xpath: an xpath like you would pass into get_element_by_xpath()
type xpath: string
css_select: a css selector like you would pass into get_element_by_css()
type css_select: string
*args, **kwargs: any element pair you would pass into get_element()
e.g tag='some_tag_type', css_class='some_class_name'
"""
some_element = None
counter = 1
while not some_element:
try:
if xpath:
some_element = get_elements_by_xpath(xpath)[index]
elif css_select:
some_element = get_elements_by_css(css_select)[index]
else:
some_element = get_elements(*args, **kwargs)[index]
except Exception as e:
if counter > 2:
test_print('ERROR: {0}. Attempt {1} of {2}'.format(e, counter, attempts))
sleep(1)
counter += 1
if counter > attempts and not some_element:
raise e
break
if some_element and ps:
test_print(ps, flash)
return some_element
def wait_write(text_to_write, attempts=10, ps=None, flash='#', index=0, css_select=None, *args, **kwargs):
"""
writes to a text field
text_to_write: text intended to be written to text field
type text_to_write: string
attempts: number of tries, seperated by a 1 second sleep to get the elements
type attempts: int
ps: logging message of your choosing
type ps: string
flash: accentuates your print statement in the console
type flash: string
index: will return the elment you specify by index
type index: int
xpath: an xpath like you would pass into get_element_by_xpath()
type xpath: string
css_select: a css selector like you would pass into get_element_by_css()
type css_select: string
*args, **kwargs: any element pair you would pass into get_element()
e.g tag='some_tag_type', css_class='some_class_name'
"""
if css_select:
wait_for_element(css_select=css_select)
else:
wait_for_element(*args, **kwargs)
while attempts > 0:
try:
if css_select:
write_textfield(get_elements_by_css(css_select)[index], text_to_write)
assert_text(get_elements_by_css(css_select)[index], text_to_write)
break
else:
write_textfield(get_elements(*args, **kwargs)[index], text_to_write)
assert_text(get_elements(*args, **kwargs)[index], text_to_write)
break
except Exception as e:
attempts -= 1
sleep(1)
if attempts == 0:
raise e
if ps:
test_print(ps, flash)
get_element_by_css,
go_to,
skip,
sleep,
write_textfield,
)
from u1testutils.sst import config
from acceptance import urls
from identityprovider.utils import get_current_brand
if get_current_brand() != 'ubuntuone':
skip('Test only compatible with ubuntuone brand')
config.set_base_url_from_env()
go_to(urls.NEW_ACCOUNT)
assert_url(urls.NEW_ACCOUNT)
assert_title('Create account')
elem = get_element_by_css('.yui3-passwordmeter-indicatorNode p')
write_textfield('id_password', password)
# wait for animation
sleep(1)
assert_text(elem, error)
write_textfield,
wait_for,
)
from sst import config as sst_config
from u1testutils import mail
from u1testutils.sst import config
from acceptance import helpers
if 'allow_unverified' in sst_config.flags:
skip("allow_unverified means this test is irrelevant")
config.set_base_url_from_env()
email_address_for_token = mail.make_unique_test_email_address()
token = helpers.register_account(email_address_for_token)
# Now we create a second account and try to use the original
# verification code/token.
another_email = mail.make_unique_test_email_address()
helpers.logout()
helpers.register_account(another_email, verify=False)
write_textfield(get_element(name='confirmation_code'), token)
sleep(1) # we have no idea why this is needed but bad things happen if omitted
click_button(get_element(css_class='btn'))
# We are still on the 'Enter confirmation code' page, and have been told
# that the confirmation code we used is unknown.
wait_for(assert_title_contains, 'Enter confirmation code')
exists_element(id='confirmation_code_error')
