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The document discusses the ProtractorJS framework for automated testing of Angular applications, highlighting its ease of use compared to Java and its growing community support. It covers features like integration with various test runners, support for multiple browsers, and a focus on asynchronous programming with promises. Additionally, it provides links to examples and resources for further learning about the framework.
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- 9. • Runs on NodeJS 4.x, 5.x, 6.x • Can be used with different Test Runners (JasmineJS, CucumberJS, Mocha, others) • Can connect to browser using WebDriver server or directly (Chrome and Firefox only) • Supports all browsers that WebDriver does: Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari, Opera, PhantomJS and mobile • Angular 1.x and Angular 2.x ready!
- 10. One of the key features of ProtractorJS that it is uses same JSON WebDriver Wire protocol as other language bindings. This code will be executed as 3 separate JSON WebDriver Wire Protocol commands: Synchronizing with AngularJS application Locating element on the page Sending ‘click’ action for element
- 11. • Protractor uses ‘Wrapper’ pattern to add own features to standard WebDriver, WebElement, Locators objects Browser(WebDriver instance) + Inherited from WebDriver • getProcessedConfig • forkNewDriverInstance • restart • useAllAngular2AppRoots • waitForAngular • findElement • findElements • isElementPresent • addMockModule • clearMockModules • removeMockModule • getRegisteredMockModules • get • refresh • navigate • setLocation • getLocationAbsUrl • debugger • enterRepl • pause • wrapDriver actions touchActions executeScript executeAsyncScri pt call wait sleep getPageSource close getCurrentUrl getTitle takeScreenshot switchTo
- 12. ElementFinder + Inherited from WebElement• then • clone • locator • getWebElement • all • element • $$ • $ • isPresent • isElementPresent • evaluate • allowAnimations • equals • getDriver • getId • getRawId • serialize • findElement • click • sendKeys • getTagName • getCssValue • getAttribute • getText • getSize • getLocation • isEnabled • isSelected • submit • clear • isDisplayed • takeScreenshot
- 13. Protractor Locators + Inherited from WebDriver Locators• addLocator • binding • exactBinding • model • buttonText • partialButtonText • repeater • exactRepeater • cssContainingText • options • deepCss • className • css • id • linkText • js • name • partialLinkText • tagName • xpath
- 15. JavaScript is single threaded (mostly) To have possibility to do multiple tasks at once – JavaScript run them all in single thread, and quickly switch between them Async tasks are running in isolation. To make execution step by step – callbacks are used Callbacks are just functions, that will be called when async function is finished. It is like – “call this when you are done”. You can pass any arguments to them
- 18. Pattern to avoid callback hell, extension of callbacks Almost every function from API returns special object – Promise Promise is a object, that will be resolved to a value (any), or rejected if value can’t be returned
- 19. Do not try to write in synchronous manner! You should think differently when writing async code When you asserting results – promises automatically resolved. Do not worry to resolve promise before assertion To wait something on the page – use browser.wait() or browser.sleep() ES7 features are on their way! async/await will make our life much easier Be brave and good luck
- 21. https://gist.github.com/Xotabu4/f26afb9e24397c9d059bb984d30a6b0a Example of simple test case JAVA + Pure Selenium JAVA + JUNIT TypeScript + ProtractorJS + JasmineJS https://gist.github.com/Xotabu4/dcfe83bc98ad304f58f3b05de9cd6c69
- 22. https://gist.github.com/Xotabu4/79ece1d104f2557a70cd079b62f46f45 Example of simple pageObject pattern usage JAVA + Selenium PageObjectFactory (@FindBy) TypeScript + ProtractorJS https://gist.github.com/Xotabu4/a9334f22933d1d6a16c820ccb4bd6635
- 23. And useful links: Protractor site: http://www.protractortest.org Promises, WebDriver Control Flow documentation: http://seleniumhq.github.io/selenium/docs/api/javascript/module/selenium-webdriver/lib/promise.html Gitter chat: https://gitter.im/angular/protractor StackOverflow(top questions): http://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/protractor?sort=votes&pageSize=20 GitHub: https://github.com/angular/protractor TypeScript documentation: https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/tutorial.html ES6 features: http://es6-features.org/ Protractor TypeScript example: https://github.com/angular/protractor/tree/master/exampleTypescript OLEKSANDR KHOTEMSKYI https://xotabu4.github.io/website 2016
Editor's Notes
- #3: Последняя 4.4
- #7: Мое мнение – для новых проектов использовать уже TypeScript, старые можно частично мигрировать на TypeScript, или оставить как есть. ПОКАЖИ ВИДЕО!!!
- #9: Здесь важно сказать что протрактор работает по точно такому же протоколу как и Java bindings. То есть в браузере разницы видно не будет. + javascript бингинги официальные, и поддерживаются практически наравне с джавашными и остальными. WebDriver wire protocol
- #10: Protractor element EXTENDS WebDriverJS element, so all functions are accessible.
- #11: Here is exampe of simple Protractor interaction with the page: First, Protractor tells the browser to run a snippet of JavaScript. This is a custom command which asks Angular to respond when the application is done with all timeouts and asynchronous requests, and ready for the test to resume. Then, the command to find the element is sent. Finally the command to perform a click action is sent. Summary: Protractor uses the same API to manipulate browser as any other language bindings, so browser won’t notice any difference here
- #12: Protractor element EXTENDS WebDriverJS element, so all functions are accessible.
- #13: Protractor element EXTENDS WebDriverJS element, so all functions are accessible.
- #14: ProtractorBy.prototype.deepCss - Find an element by css selector within the Shadow DOM. ProtractorBy.prototype.options - Find an element by ng-options expression.
- #15: Тут рассказать про асинхронность и контрол флоу Больше всего у людей которые начинают переходить в мир JS взрывает мозг именно асинхронность. Попытаемся рассказать основные моменты
- #19: Это вернет Promise, который станет или текущим именем пользователя, или пустой строкой, в случае если такого элемента не существует.
- #22: Explicit creating and closing of browser is needed
- #23: Explicit creating and closing of browser is needed