wallaby v0.3.0 Wallaby.Session
Common functionality for interacting with Sessions.
Sessions are used to represent a user navigating through and interacting with different pages.
Fields
id
- The session id generated from the webdriverbase_url
- The base url for the application under test.server
- The specific webdriver server that the session is running in.
Multiple sessions
Each session runs in its own browser so that each test runs in isolation. Because of this isolation multiple sessions can be created for a test:
test "That multiple sessions work" do
{:ok, user1} = Wallaby.start_session
user1
|> visit("/page.html")
|> fill_in("Share Message", with: "Hello there!")
|> click_on("Share")
{:ok, user2} = Wallaby.start_session
user2
|> visit("/page.html")
|> fill_in("Share Message", with: "Hello yourself")
|> click_on("Share")
assert user1 |> find(".messages") |> List.last |> text == "Hello yourself"
assert user2 |> find(".messages") |> List.first |> text == "Hello there"
end
Summary
Functions
Clicks the matching link. Links can be found based on id, name, or link text
Executes javascript synchoronously, taking as arguments the script to execute,
and optionally a list of arguments available in the script via arguments
Gets the size of the session’s window
Sends a list of key strokes to active element
Sends text characters to the active element
Sets the size of the sessions window
Takes a screenshot of the current window. Screenshots are saved to a “screenshots” directory in the same directory the tests are run in
Changes the current page to the provided route. Routes are relative to any base url provided
Types
Functions
Clicks the matching link. Links can be found based on id, name, or link text.
Executes javascript synchoronously, taking as arguments the script to execute,
and optionally a list of arguments available in the script via arguments
Gets the size of the session’s window.
Sends a list of key strokes to active element
Sends text characters to the active element
Sets the size of the sessions window.
Takes a screenshot of the current window. Screenshots are saved to a “screenshots” directory in the same directory the tests are run in.