Masquerade - Regression Testing Automation for CUBA

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#4

Yeah, that looks better. I’ll give that a try.

Thanks.

#5

How did you set up the composite fields?

#6

Okay, managed to get it working by setting up the fields like this:

package com.willowparkmedia.peertest

import com.haulmont.masquerade.Components
import com.haulmont.masquerade.base.Composite
import com.haulmont.masquerade.components.*
import org.openqa.selenium.By

class LoginWindow : Composite<LoginWindow>() {

    val loginField: TextField = Components.wire(TextField::class.java, By.cssSelector(".c-login-username") )
    val passwordField: PasswordField = Components.wire(PasswordField::class.java, By.cssSelector(".c-login-password"))
    val rememberMeCheckBox: CheckBox = Components.wire(CheckBox::class.java, "rememberMeCheckBox")
    val loginSubmitButton: Button = Components.wire(Button::class.java, "loginFormLayout", "loginButton")

}
#7

TL;DR Use approach mentioned below: Masquerade - Regression Testing Automation for CUBA - #11 от пользователя artamonov - CUBA.Platform

Don’t do this. It is ugly and you lose many features of automatic injection.

Just define composite in the following form:

class LoginWindow : Composite<LoginWindow>() {
    @field: Wire
    private var _loginField: TextField? = null

    val loginField : TextField
        get() = this._loginField!!
}
#8

Mmmm. I think we’re going to have to agree to disagree on that one.

Your solution needs two fields for each component, and one of those is still a nullable.

Mine is less lines and uses immutable objects which I prefer, though It does mean I need to set ids and/or classes on the components I need to reference.

#9

Unfortunately, it requires a lot of boilerplate instead of declarative syntax

#10

And the private field has to share the name of the cuba id on the element for this to work, so I think the private var field has to be called loginField

#11

I’ve found the best approach! lateinit modifier!

class LoginWindow : Composite<LoginWindow>() {
    @field: Wire
    lateinit var loginField: TextField
}
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#12

Yes! That’s the one! I didn’t know about the lateinit!

Thanks for sticking with this.

#13

if I want test menu item of main app shouldBe(VISIBLE) . How can I do it ? I want test if showed an item menù when I login with differents users roles. If present I can using :slight_smile:

 _$(AppMenu.class).openItem("administration", "sec$User.browse");

but if menu administrator is hidden how can I test ?

#14

Hi,

There is no such feature for that yet, so welcome to the issue tracker: Issues · cuba-platform/masquerade · GitHub

#15

Can you provide a sample how use a table UI ? For example check existing columns and row cell navigation to check values

#16

Hi,

We have just added a small tutorial on Tables: How to work with tables · cuba-platform/masquerade Wiki · GitHub

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#17

Hi,

I’d like to know if there is also a recorder functionality available with this addon? This would be great for our testing guys as they don`t want to be bothered with coding ;-). Or is there an integration with the regular Selenium IDE?

Thank you.

Best regards,
Markus

#18

Hi,

The main focus of the library is coding, simple and convenient code for tests. That’s why we are not planning to implement a recorder or visual tool for now.

#19

Hi Yuriy,

alright, thank you for the quick reply.

Best regards,
Markus

#20

Just to clarify, the idea of visual tool for testing is great. Unfortunately, it requires a lot of resources. We will see if we can go in this direction in the future.

#21

No worries :slight_smile: I´ll just check the addon page now and then, maybe there is a recording functionality in the future ;).

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