class Appium::Capybara::Appium::Capybara::Appium::Capybara::Driver
methods in this class either override selenium driver methods or they’re new and specific to appium.
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# File lib/appium_capybara/driver/appium/driver.rb, line 66 def accept_modal(type, options = {}, &blk) appium_driver.alert_accept end
override type and options are passed but can be ignored.
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# File lib/appium_capybara/driver/appium/driver.rb, line 9 def appium_driver # must use self to reference the 'browser' method browser unless @appium_driver @appium_driver end
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starts new driver
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# File lib/appium_capybara/driver/appium/driver.rb, line 20 def browser return @browser if @browser @appium_driver = Appium::Driver.new @options, false # browser is the standard selenium driver without any appium methods @browser = @appium_driver.start_driver main = Process.pid at_exit do # Store the exit status of the test run since it goes away after calling the at_exit proc... @exit_status = $ERROR_INFO.status if $ERROR_INFO.is_a?(SystemExit) quit if Process.pid == main exit @exit_status if @exit_status # Force exit with stored status end @browser end
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Creates and starts a new appium driver. To access the browser without creating one use @browser
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# File lib/appium_capybara/driver/appium/driver.rb, line 54 def browser_initialized? !!@browser end
@deprecated This method is being removed
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# File lib/appium_capybara/driver/appium/driver.rb, line 60 def dismiss_modal(type, options = {}, &blk) appium_driver.alert_dismiss end
override type and options are passed but can be ignored.
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# File lib/appium_capybara/driver/appium/driver.rb, line 43 def find_css(selector) appium_driver.find_elements(:css, selector).map { |node| Appium::Capybara::Node.new(self, node) } end
override
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# File lib/appium_capybara/driver/appium/driver.rb, line 113 def find_custom(finder, locator) appium_driver.find_elements(finder, locator).map { |node| Appium::Capybara::Node.new(self, node) } end
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# File lib/appium_capybara/driver/appium/driver.rb, line 38 def find_xpath(selector) appium_driver.find_elements(:xpath, selector).map { |node| Appium::Capybara::Node.new(self, node) } end
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# File lib/appium_capybara/driver/appium/driver.rb, line 118 def quit @appium_driver.driver_quit if @browser || @appium_driver rescue Errno::ECONNREFUSED # Browser must have already gone ensure @browser = nil @appium_driver = nil end
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# File lib/appium_capybara/driver/appium/driver.rb, line 48 def reset! # Re-create a new session. @appium_driver&.restart end
override
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# File lib/appium_capybara/driver/appium/driver.rb, line 102 def rotate(opts) browser.rotate opts end
new Use :landscape or :portrait
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# File lib/appium_capybara/driver/appium/driver.rb, line 108 def save_screenshot(path, options = {}) appium_driver.screenshot path if @appium_driver end
override Capybara
always passes an options param but appium_lib can’t do anything with it.
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# File lib/appium_capybara/driver/appium/driver.rb, line 76 def scroll_down browser.execute_script('mobile: scroll', direction: 'down') end
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# File lib/appium_capybara/driver/appium/driver.rb, line 71 def scroll_up browser.execute_script('mobile: scroll', direction: 'up') end
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# File lib/appium_capybara/driver/appium/driver.rb, line 81 def swipe(opts) start_x = opts.fetch :start_x, 0 start_y = opts.fetch :start_y, 0 end_x = opts.fetch :end_x, 0 end_y = opts.fetch :end_y, 0 duration = opts.fetch :duration, 200 action_builder = browser.action input = action_builder.pointer_inputs[0] action_builder .move_to_location(start_x, start_y) .pointer_down(:left) .pause(device: input, duration: duration / 1000) .move_to_location(end_x, end_y) .pause(device: input, duration: 1) .release .perform end
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