My objective is to log all the interactions with the web elements in PlayWright automation. I need to capture the following interactions
Click/Submit
Select dropdown
Check Box
Text filling
Radio button
Toggle button
Something like as shown here https://blog.testproject.io/2018/06/04/event-listeners/
Hope it helps what I am trying to achieve, please do comment if further information is required.
Thanks.
Write wrapper functions over library functions to log desired details
Write wrapper functions over each UI action and which will write the specific action performed detail on an generally external file for later reference on post execution.
On the script level these wrapper functions will be called and all library functions will be called indirectly.
This is the standard advise to keep it DRY as there will be hardly 10-15 primary functions covering most of the UI actions and will encapsulate all the required logging & reporting functionality in one place.
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Given a Vaadin application where a user can add and remove elements of a list that is also rendered in the browser, I am wondering what the most efficient way of handling such manipulations would be. Currently, I am simply using the add and remove methods.
I am only experienced with Apache Wicket where one should avoid to manipulate the component tree for performance reasons. In the documentation, I only found a section on how to handle repeated elements in Polymer but nothing on how this can be done using the "simple" API.
Am I choosing the right approach?
The Vaadin UI code runs on the server, so the add/remove operations don't affect the DOM directly. When a response is sent back to the browser, Vaadin will look at the difference between the previous UI state and the current and send appropriate instructions to the browser client to update the DOM. In this case, the instruction would be something like "remove the following components:...". The actual DOM manipulation is handled by Vaadin, and is not something you can affect yourself.
If you run into performance issues, help us out by filing an issue ticket on GitHub, so we can take a look at it https://github.com/vaadin/flow/issues
If you've used the Magento admin, then you know that when you tab between the "Shipping Address" order screen it's kind of buggy. It does an AJAX call behind the scenes anytime that any field is updated. This keeps the shipping up to date, but its very annoying when trying to key in orders. Does anyone know a good way to disable this automatic functionality, so that it could be done with a button, instead of happen "automagically"?
I can't point to anything specific at the code level, as I don't have the code handy to look at just now, but I know it won't be easy per-se.
You will need to find and rewrite (unless it's all in the templates, then you'll need a custom admin theme) the block which generates that form, strip out the calls which add the handlers to the onblur events. Theoretically, your button should be able to call the same JavaScript method which is called via the onblur of the form elements.
I've got a few questions considering web-components in Dart:
1.) How can we call a method of a component and foremost, how to get access to the component instance? I know we can supply properties to web components but not how to call methods on them and get their instance.
2.) How is it possible to manually instantiate an instance of a component? The reason is that I want i.e. to show a modal form containing my component and on each click want to have the web component to be re-created to show fresh content.
thanks
alex
For 1.) Seems it is done via document.query('#my-component-id').xtag
For 2.) Seems that's possible by code but overly complex as of now
See also http://www.dartlang.org/articles/dart-web-components/spec.html for more info
I am trying to show/load different editor on different rows of a editorgridpanel. Like a textbox on one row combobox/superboxselect on another and it could be any order, random.
The conditions which dictate which editor will be shown reside in the database.
Please tell me if this is possible and if so, how do i go about it.. I have tried pulling the conditions asynchronously which are pulled on a click event for the respective column, but calling it async causes problems. Please advise
Anything is possible, but what you want to do would take a bit of work. The basic idea would be to configure the needed grid editor(s) dynamically and update the columns with the new editors when needed. Now... what would be required to make that actually work I couldn't say offhand without digging into the Ext source -- it would almost definitely require overriding default behavior in the grid and/or column model.
Pulling your conditions asynchronously would (I imagine) be too slow for the interaction of clicking on a row to edit inline. If it takes a second or more from click to configured editors, that would not be acceptable performance. I would try to find a way to send your conditions down along with the other row data if at all possible (they can be in the store's data model on the client without having to be shown in the grid).
Without knowing more about your business requirements, it might be more appropriate to ditch the editable grid and instead go with a dynamically-configured FormPanel tied to the grid. This way the interaction of clicking and then pausing slightly while the form is configured would appear to be more natural. Also, the functionality of rendering a form with a particular configuration is perfectly standard and would require nothing fancy on your end. See this example as a starting point (your form would be dynamic, but maybe the same type of interaction could work?)
I want to trigger an API call to fetch some supplemental data and display it alongside my react final form. What's the best way to do this?
I've started by using OnChange from react-final-form-listeners to listen for a field change and make an API call, but I don't really know how to store this data somewhere and display it within the react-final-form framework. Using a functional component and a State hook, it would be relatively trivial, because I would just set the state of a variable and then display it somewhere in the same component. Is this a sign that I should be storing these kinds of things in redux? Can I use hooks instead?
I forked one of the examples and added what I am trying to do:
https://codesandbox.io/embed/react-final-form-field-arrays-k9pqm
You're talking a little too abstractly about your goal here, but sure, you could keep the loaded data in state with a useState() hook. If I were you, I'd want to debounce it, and keep track of whether or not the Promise from your API call was the Promise from the last call or not.