Implement wait_for_selector
https://github.com/puppeteer/puppeteer/blob/master/docs/api.md#pagewaitforselectorselector-options
sleep(@browser.slowmo) if slowmoable && @browser.slowmo > 0
Is this part of addressing this? Was thinking of just doing a sleep on slowmo define time, we can just do an interval loop to wait on a specific element on the page to show.
Because of this sleep, my current test run seems to take too long to complete.
This is my hacky attempt in my own spec_helper.rb. Rather than just using slowmo.
def wait_for(css_element, visibility: :all)
@staled_retries ||= 120
element = first(css_element, visible: visibility, wait: 0.3)
warn_log "Found #{css_element}"
yield(element) if block_given?
element
rescue Capybara::ElementNotFound, Capybara::ExpectationNotMet => e
warn_log "#{css_element} stale for: #{@staled_retries}"
if @staled_retries.zero?
page_path = save_page
screenshot_path = save_screenshot
debug_log "Page at #{page_path}"
debug_log "Screenshot at #{screenshot_path}"
raise e
else
@staled_retries -= 1
sleep(0.2)
retry
end
end
I've been using this... seems like something like this should be in Ferrum.
module Ferrum
class Frame
module DOM
#
# Finds a node using XPath or a CSS path selector, with waiting.
#
# @param [String] selector
# The XPath or CSS path selector.
#
# @param [Integer] init
# How long we should wait before starting to look.
#
# @param [Integer] wait
# How long we should wait for node to appear.
#
# @param [Integer] step
# How long to wait between checking.
#
# @return [Node, nil]
# The matching node.
#
# @example
# browser.with("a[aria-label='CA']", init:1, wait:5, step:0.2) # => Node
#
def with(selector, init:nil, wait:1, step:0.1)
sleep(init) if init
meth = selector.start_with?("/") ? :at_xpath : :at_css
until node = send(meth, selector) rescue nil
(wait -= step) > 0 ? sleep(step) : break
end
node
end
end
end
end
I use it like this:
site.with("#iux-identifier-user-id", init: 2, wait:8, step: 0.5).focus.type(user)
This is quite a bit simpler than #236, granted this one is just pure Ruby version and doesn't use js timeouts, etc.