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horizon/openstack_dashboard/test/integration_tests/regions/baseregion.py
Tomas Novacik 6107972e53 Add regions module to integration tests
Regions module should contains basic functionality that should be
shared among multiple page objects: common tables, forms,
notifications etc.. Basically every piece of code that can be reused by
multiple classes in a form of a new object should be placed in here.

* I would suggest that already created regions should be moved into this
  module.

* I would consider region everything that can be reused by at least
  two page objects and aim for maximal code reusability in the future.

* Every new region should inherit from class BaseRegion located in
  baseregion.py.

Partially implements blueprint: selenium-integration-testing

Change-Id: Ib8c20d8833e0830c85030633091663d33de6e3ab
2014-11-21 18:11:18 +01:00

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import types
from openstack_dashboard.test.integration_tests import basewebobject
class BaseRegion(basewebobject.BaseWebObject):
"""Base class for region module
* there is necessity to override some basic methods for obtaining elements
as in content of regions it is required to do relative searches
* self.driver cannot be easily replaced with self.src_elem because that
would result in functionality loss, self.driver is WebDriver and
src_elem is WebElement its usage is different.
* this does not mean that self.src_elem cannot be self.driver
"""
# private methods
def __init__(self, driver, conf, src_elem=None):
super(BaseRegion, self).__init__(driver, conf)
self.src_elem = src_elem or driver
# variable for storing names of dynamic properties and
# associated 'getters' - meaning method that are supplying
# regions or web elements
self._dynamic_properties = {}
def __getattr__(self, name):
"""It is not possible to create property bounded just to object
and not class at runtime, therefore it is necessary to
override __getattr__ and make fake 'properties' by storing them in
the protected attribute _dynamic_attributes and returning result
of the method associated with the specified attribute.
This way the feeling of having regions accessed as 'properties'
is created, which is one of the requirement of page object pattern.
"""
try:
return self._dynamic_properties[name]()
except KeyError:
msg = "'{0}' object has no attribute '{1}'"
raise AttributeError(msg.format(type(self).__name__, name))
# protected methods and classes
class _DynamicProperty(object):
"""Serves as new property holder."""
def __init__(self, method, index=None):
"""In case object was created with index != None,
it is assumed that the result of self.method should be tuple()
and just certain index should be returned
"""
self.method = method
self.index = index
def __call__(self, *args, **kwargs):
result = self.method()
return result if self.index is None else result[self.index]
def _init_dynamic_properties(self, new_attr_names, method):
"""Create new object's 'properties' at runtime."""
for index, new_attr_name in enumerate(new_attr_names):
self._init_dynamic_property(new_attr_name, method, index)
def _init_dynamic_property(self, new_attr_name, method, index=None):
"""Create new object's property at runtime. If index argument is
supplied it is assumed that method returns tuple() and only element
on ${index} position is returned.
"""
if (new_attr_name in dir(self) or
new_attr_name in self._dynamic_properties):
raise AttributeError("%s class has already attribute %s."
"The new property could not be "
"created." % (self.__class__.__name__,
new_attr_name))
new_method = self.__class__._DynamicProperty(method, index)
inst_method = types.MethodType(new_method, self)
self._dynamic_properties[new_attr_name] = inst_method
def _get_element(self, *locator):
return self.src_elem.find_element(*locator)
def _get_elements(self, *locator):
return self.src_elem.find_elements(*locator)