functional-testing

Send keys control + click in Selenium with Python bindings

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Use an ActionChain with key_down to press the control key, and key_up to release it: import time from selenium import webdriver from selenium.webdriver.common.action_chains import ActionChains from selenium.webdriver.common.keys import Keys driver = webdriver.Chrome() driver.get(‘http://google.com’) element = driver.find_element_by_link_text(‘About’) ActionChains(driver) \ .key_down(Keys.CONTROL) \ .click(element) \ .key_up(Keys.CONTROL) \ .perform() time.sleep(10) # Pause to allow you to inspect the browser. … Read more

How to stop all tests from inside a test or setUp using unittest?

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In case you are interested, here is a simple example how you could make a decision yourself about exiting a test suite cleanly with py.test: # content of test_module.py import pytest counter = 0 def setup_function(func): global counter counter += 1 if counter >=3: pytest.exit(“decided to stop the test run”) def test_one(): pass def test_two(): … Read more

What testing does Selenium cover over and above Karma?

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There is a huge difference between Karma and Selenium. Selenium has a built-in browser control mechanism, while Karma does not. So Selenium is more suited to end to end testing, for example with nightwatch.js. Karma is designed for unit tests, so it is much harder to achieve end to end tests on it, you can … Read more

How to create admin user in django tests.py

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I’d use the built-in create_superuser and log the user in before making any requests. The following should work: from django.contrib.auth.models import User from django.test.client import Client # store the password to login later password = ‘mypassword’ my_admin = User.objects.create_superuser(‘myuser’, ‘myemail@test.com’, password) c = Client() # You’ll need to log him in before you can send … Read more

What’s the meaning of the percentages displayed for each test on PyTest?

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This is a makeshift progress bar. It displays the “percentage of work” done so far — most probably, total completed tests by the total number of tests to run (that it precalculated at the start). If your tests ran for longer, you would probably see the number in the line changing as it crunches through … Read more

Using Mockito to mock a local variable of a method

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You cannot mock a local variable. What you could do, however, is extract its creation to a protected method and spy it: public class A { public void methodOne(int argument) { //some operations methodTwo(int argument); //some operations } private void methodTwo(int argument) { DateTime dateTime = createDateTime(); //use dateTime to perform some operations } protected … Read more

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