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tests.py
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import unittest
from selenium import webdriver
from selenium.webdriver.common.keys import Keys
from grammarly_page import GrammarlyLogin
from grammarly_page import GrammarlyNewDocument
from grammarly_page import GrammarlyDocument
import time
class GrammarlyGeneralTest(unittest.TestCase):
def setUp(self):
# for dev I'll use only visible browser instead of no-gui one.
# but for production, it will use the no-gui one.
# self.driver = webdriver.Firefox()
self.driver = webdriver.Remote(
command_executor='http://127.0.0.1:4444/wd/hub',
desired_capabilities={'browserName': 'firefox', 'javascriptEnabled': True}
)
def test_grammarly_in_title(self):
page_login = GrammarlyLogin(self.driver)
self.driver.get(page_login.uri)
assert "Grammarly" in self.driver.title
def test_login(self):
page_login = GrammarlyLogin(self.driver)
page_login.make_login('[email protected]', 'test123')
assert self.driver.current_url == "https://app.grammarly.com/"
def test_make_new_doc(self):
page_login = GrammarlyLogin(self.driver)
page_login.make_login('[email protected]', 'test123')
page_new_doc = GrammarlyNewDocument(self.driver)
page_new_doc.make_new_document("TEST")
assert "https://app.grammarly.com/docs/" in self.driver.current_url
def test_change_title_on_doc(self):
page_login = GrammarlyLogin(self.driver)
page_login.make_login('[email protected]', 'test123')
page_new_doc = GrammarlyNewDocument(self.driver)
page_new_doc.make_new_document("")
page_doc = GrammarlyDocument(self.driver)
self.assert_title(page_doc)
def test_change_text_on_doc(self):
page_login = GrammarlyLogin(self.driver)
page_login.make_login('[email protected]', 'test123')
page_new_doc = GrammarlyNewDocument(self.driver)
page_new_doc.make_new_document("")
page_doc = GrammarlyDocument(self.driver)
self.assert_text(page_doc)
def test_change_title_and_text_on_doc(self):
page_login = GrammarlyLogin(self.driver)
page_login.make_login('[email protected]', 'test123')
page_new_doc = GrammarlyNewDocument(self.driver)
page_new_doc.make_new_document("")
page_doc = GrammarlyDocument(self.driver)
self.assert_title(page_doc)
self.assert_text(page_doc)
def test_simple_text_gather_html(self):
""" This test is suppose to return html """
page_login = GrammarlyLogin(self.driver)
page_login.make_login('[email protected]', 'test123')
page_new_doc = GrammarlyNewDocument(self.driver)
page_new_doc.make_new_document("")
page_doc = GrammarlyDocument(self.driver)
text_to_put = "A simple \n\
Multiline \n\
text \n\
That wraps \n\
after max \n\
2 words. \n\
"
page_doc.text = text_to_put
time.sleep(10)
def test_get_page_source(self):
page_login = GrammarlyLogin(self.driver)
page_login.make_login('[email protected]', 'test123')
page_new_doc = GrammarlyNewDocument(self.driver)
page_new_doc.make_new_document("")
page_doc = GrammarlyDocument(self.driver)
text_to_put = "A simple \n\
Multiline \n\
text \n\
That wraps \n\
after max \n\
2 words. \n\
"
page_doc.put_text(text_to_put)
page_source = GrammarlyDocument(self.driver)
actual_source = page_source.get_page_source()
self.assertTrue("<html" in actual_source and "</html" in actual_source)
def assert_title(self, page_doc):
title_expected = "NewTestTitle"
page_doc.put_title(title_expected)
time.sleep(2)
actual_doc = GrammarlyDocument(self.driver)
self.assertEquals(page_doc.title, actual_doc.title)
def assert_text(self, page_doc):
text_expected = "A very bad text that are have some issues and Grammarly Should find problems with it"
page_doc.put_text(text_expected)
time.sleep(2)
actual_doc = GrammarlyDocument(self.driver)
self.assertEquals(page_doc.text, actual_doc.text)
if __name__ == "__main__":
unittest.main()