Background: I'm trying to make sure a javascript-populated list on my page has the correct contents. I tried to check the HTML of the page by itself, but that doesn't update with the javascript changes...

So instead, I'm trying to pull information out of the javascript-heavy page and ensure that it contains what I expect, so I wrote code like this (replace 100 with something like window.App.getCount() for example):

var number int
Expect(page.RunScript("return 100;", nil, &number)).To(Succeed())
Expect(number).To(Equal(100))

That didn't work however, and the RunScript fails with this error: "failed to run script: request unsuccessful: error unreadable"

Am I using Agouti wrong (is it not meant to probe the running web driver instance)? I would have at least expecte dit to return the 100 as an integer.

Hi,

I am using Agouti to Scrape a web page. Everything It is working ok except that the chrome window remains opened after the processing is finished.

When I call driver.stop like this:

    if err := driver.Stop(); err != nil {
        log.Fatal("Failed to close pages and stop WebDriver:", err)
    }

I receive the error message:

Failed to close pages and stop WebDriver:failed to stop service: failed to stop command: TerminateProcess: Access is denied.

Why is the stop crashing? Is this why the chrome window is not closed at the end ?

By the way I am opening like this:

func openSelenium(options ...agouti.Option) *agouti.WebDriver {
    command := []string{"java", "-jar", "<path>\\selenium-server-standalone-2.53.0.jar", "-port", "5555"}
    return agouti.NewWebDriver("http://127.0.0.1:5555/wd/hub", command, options...)
}

The Chromedriver is in the path.

Thanks

I'm trying to run the generated suite_test but I'm using Selenium Hub in a Docker container. I think I need to use NewWebDriver but I can't figure out why I have to pass a command? I already have it running.

@abourget @sclevine I'm super excited about the Appium support but getting my test suite up and running is quite painful. So far I'm getting to the point where my webdriver isn't getting a session ID:

failed to connect to WebDriver: failed to connect to WebDriver: failed to retrieve a session ID

A quick example to get started would be super useful.

Thanks

This PR is for discussions, is untested, just to clarify the API design.

I need to list, close and switch windows. The WebDrivers specs talk about that (window_handle and window_handles and DELETE to close, etc..).. Capybara also has support for such things.

What would be the best approach to do this ? Normally, the window related functions would be on the Session.. but here we have a Page object at hand most of the time. It might add a bit of confusion to talk about pages and windows as different things, so I'm unsure where we can steer this.

I've gone through the CONTRIBUTIONS.md file.. anything specific you'd require to merge such a proposition ?

thanks for the great lib btw :)

This manifests as:

failed to determine whether selection 'CSS: not_there [0]' is visible: request unsuccessful: error parsing response: invalid character 'u' looking for beginning of value

The actual value it was trying to parse is:

unknown command: session/[garble]/element/displayed

Which appears to be caused by the use of path.Join() in api/element.go. Specifically, when an indexed selector matches nothing, you get an Element.ID == "". This generates a Selenium request of the form "[...]/element/displayed" rather than "[...]/element//displayed". The latter won't work either, but at least Selenium doesn't choke on it, generating a non-JSON response.

The second part, of which I'm a bit less sure, is why it's possible to get an Element.ID == "" in the first place. This doesn't seem to happen with non-indexed selectors (e.g., All("not_there").Visible()) -- this generates the more sane response failed to select elements from selection 'CSS: not_there': no elements found. I'm still trying to make sense of precisely how this should work, but I suspect it shouldn't be generating element instances without their IDs set.

The "selenium-server" script that must be in the path seems to be installed by the brew recipe.. however I didn't find the equivalent on Linux. I was thinking of adding SeleniumJar() that would launch the .jar file through java -jar whatever.jar.is.in.the.current.directory.jar.

What do you think ?

For instance, adding style="color: blue;" to an element does not match HaveCSS("color","blue"), because PhantomJS returns RGBA.

This is needed to close the windows, window.name is always empty and WebDriver doesn't read that I think.

I know tests are missing.. haven't looked at the testing machinery in there.. It works in my app though.

What do you think ? This way we keep types.Window behind the scene.

It would be nice if Agouti could report any javascript errors that occur on a page so that I could include a check for this in my application's acceptance tests. Is there any way to do this currently?

I only see a lot of tests that are written with the other 2 packages (ginkgo & gomega) but no separate agouti only tests. I was looking for a way to use find, and since the documentation is not that clear about the usage, I thought to look inside the tests, but I don't seem to find it.

I was trying to see if there is a string inside a page:

	someVar := page.Find("ERR_NAME_NOT_RESOLVED")
	fmt.Println(someVar)

but that didn't do the trick. Find only reacts on selectors.

So basically to check if an URL is a good one, I use this:

	someVar := page.Find(".error-code")
	someCount, err := someVar.Count()
	if err == nil {
		if someCount > 0 {
			text, err := someVar.Text()
			if err == nil {
				if strings.Contains(text, "ERR_NAME_NOT_RESOLVED") {
					fmt.Println("URL cannot be found")
				}
			}
		}
	}

Isn't there a better way to achieve this? I think a string compare to find out an url isn't a good one is a bit buggy, so I'm looking for advice here.

Hi,

I was having issues when calling Page.Navigate() and got the error failed to navigate: failed request: invalid session id. After some digging in the code I got to the point where the session got initiated.

Here the response from the chromedriver:

HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Content-Length:503
Content-Type:application/json; charset=utf-8

{"sessionId":"51576e1fde8127c51faf316a072d9123","status":13,"value":{"message":"unknown error: Chrome failed to start: exited abnormally.\n  (unknown error: DevToolsActivePort file doesn't exist)\n  (The process started from chrome location /usr/lib64/chromium/chromium is no longer running, so ChromeDriver is assuming that Chrome has crashed.)\n  (Driver info: chromedriver=84.0.4147.89 (19abfe7bcba9318a0b2a6bc6634a67fc834aa592-refs/branch-heads/4147@{#852}),platform=Linux 5.7.9-1-default x86_64)"}}

As we can see, obviously the session is in some bad state and it would be nice to fail right here with the message from the chromedriver.

Instead failing at Page.Navigate(), fail me at Driver.NewPage() and the received message. The status 13 must mean something in the protocol, i guess.

Ciao Pierre

It would be helpful if some documentation or example could show how to select an option from a dropdown select. For example here: http://jsfiddle.net/t0xicCode/96ntuxnz/

<select name="People" class="selectpicker" data-style="btn-default" data-width="100%" multiple>
    <option value="John">John</option>
    <option value="Paul">Paul</option>
    <option value="Mary">Mary</option>
    <option value="Jane">Jane</option>
    <option value="Elisa">Elisa</option>
</select>

$('.selectpicker').selectpicker();
$('.selectpicker').selectpicker('val', ['John', 'Paul']);

I guess you could add an ID to the select, but how would you walk the option value list and select it?

Please and thank you,

My target use-case is starting the appium service with "--relaxed-security". The other approach I considered was to allow more directly creating the appium.WebDriver struct so clients could provide an existing agouti.WebDriver.

Hopefully this PR is in an acceptable form - I've not done this often :)