def __enter__(self):
# More mozwebqa bootstrapping, start the browser, expose some
# client attrs on testsetup, navigate to the requested url,
# return a Page instance with the current testsetup
# This should mimic the behavior of mozwebqa as closely as possible
self.testsetup.selenium_client.start()
copy_attrs = (
'selenium',
'timeout',
'default_implicit_wait'
)
for attr in copy_attrs:
setattr(self.testsetup, attr, getattr(self.testsetup.selenium_client, attr))
self.testsetup.base_url = self.url
self.testsetup.selenium.maximize_window()
self.testsetup.selenium.get(self.url)
# Is it a page or a fixture?
if type(self.page_or_fixture) == types.FunctionType:
# Function! It's a fixture and we should use it...
home_page_logged_in = navigation.home_page_logged_in(self.testsetup)
# If you passed in the home_page_logged_in fixture, this will be funny.
return self.page_or_fixture(home_page_logged_in)
else:
# Not a function! It's probably a Page class that we should set up
return self.page_or_fixture(self.testsetup)
def test_fixture(mozwebqa, fixture_name): home_pg = navigation.home_page_logged_in(mozwebqa) fixture_pg = getattr(navigation, fixture_name)(home_pg) Assert.true(fixture_pg.is_the_current_page)
def test_fixture(mozwebqa, fixture_name):
home_pg = navigation.home_page_logged_in(mozwebqa)
fixture_pg = getattr(navigation, fixture_name)(home_pg)
Assert.true(fixture_pg.is_the_current_page)
