Class VideoTestWebTestCaseDriver
Custom Selenium Driver, which adds some animation functions.
usage:
public function setUp(){
Yii::import('application.vendor.videotest.VideoTestWebTestCaseDriver');
$this->drivers[0]=VideoTestWebTestCaseDriver::attach($this->drivers[0], $this);
parent::setUp();
}
public function testABC(){
$this->videoInit();
$this->open('');
$this->videoStart('ABC');
$this->videoShowMessage('Test ABC');
...
}
Configuration:
Yii::app()->params['selenium-video']['fast']
* set to 1 to skip animation and make test run faster during development
* set to 2 to skip all visual effects completely
* set to 0 or false for default (slow, animated) behavior
Inside the test you can override this value by using following functions:
* $this->videoSlow() -- equal to setting configuration value to 0
* $this->videoFast() -- equal to setting configuration value to 1
* $this->videoSkip() -- equal to setting configuration value to 2
* $this->videoDefault() -- returns to default setting from configuration
These functions can be configured to be ignored on CI server -- set
Yii::app()->params['selenium-video']['ignore-fast-override'] to true in your local CI config
Methods summary
public static
PHPUnit_Extensions_SeleniumTestCase_Driver
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attach( PHPUnit_Extensions_SeleniumTestCase_Driver $driver, CWebTestCase $testCase )
Creates driver object which wraps original one adding our functions
Creates driver object which wraps original one adding our functions
Parameters
- $driver
- current driver. See Usage above
- $testCase
- current test case. See Usage above
Returns
PHPUnit_Extensions_SeleniumTestCase_Driver
driver to be placed to $this->drivers[0]
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mixed
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__get( string $name )
Wrapper magic getter
Parameters
Returns
mixed
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__set( string $name, mixed $value )
Wrapper magic setter
Parameters
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mixed
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__call( string $fn, array $args )
Wrapper magic method
Routes calls started with "video" to our driver, and hides errors, that can be
introduced by our driver
Wrapper magic method
Routes calls started with "video" to our driver, and hides errors, that can be
introduced by our driver
Parameters
Returns
mixed
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doTry( $params = array() )
Trial-and-error method for writing video tests
Trial-and-error method for writing video tests
Magic method to save some time when making video tests - it allows you change the code during
test execution (thus keeping browser open) and retry until code works.
Usual usage simply put following line at the appropriate place of your code:
$this->doTry(get_defined_vars()); } function t(){
This line will split your test function into two functions - one will end with ->doTry() call,
and another one will go into the t() test function
This doTry() function will call test function t in an indefinite loop asking you to press Enter
in the test console after each turn. All exceptions will be caught and displayed instead
of making test fail.
As soon as a piece of code works (i.e. it clicks appropriate button or link) - you move working
code from t() function up to your test function.
After code works - you should have your t() function empty and simply remove the ->doTry() line.
Parameters
- $params
- array of parameters to be passed to the test function
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say( mixed $msg )
just dumps values during test execution. To be used for debugging tests
just dumps values during test execution. To be used for debugging tests
Parameters
- $msg
- can be of any type, since print_r will be used
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