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Conftest

ftests.conftest

Set up testing the SHEBANQ site

Here we set up the scene. By means of fixtures we define the web-app objects to be tested and the web clients to exercise functions in those objects.

We use selenium to drive the web-browser.

BASE_URL

browser()

The browser driver

We launch the SHEBANQ site in preparation of doing many tests.

We do not only deliver a driver, but also a wait object.

Source code in ftests/conftest.py 
@pytest.fixture(scope="session")
def browser():
    """The browser driver

    We launch the SHEBANQ site in preparation of doing many tests.

    We do not only deliver a driver, but also a wait object.
    """

    with Safari() as driver:
        yield driver

    print("Closing test browser")

wordsPage(browser, request)

The words page, loaded in the browser.

We parametrize it with the ETCBC data versions 2017 and 2021. That means, we have separate fixtures for the words page in these two versions.

We also compose the waits dictionary, from which the test functions can derive methods for getting elements with proper waiting built into them.

And we return the version.

Source code in ftests/conftest.py 
@pytest.fixture(scope="module", params=["2017", "2021"])
def wordsPage(browser, request):
    """The words page, loaded in the browser.

    We parametrize it with the ETCBC data versions 2017 and 2021.
    That means, we have separate fixtures for the words page in these two versions.

    We also compose the `waits` dictionary, from which the test functions
    can derive methods for getting elements with proper waiting built into them.

    And we return the version.
    """

    waits = getWaits(browser)
    getElem = waits["elem"]

    theUrl = f"{BASE_URL}/hebrew/words?version={request.param}"
    testId = "letters"

    browser.get(theUrl)
    getElem(By.ID, testId)

    return (browser, waits, request.param)

queriesPage(browser, request)

The queries page, loaded in the browser.

We parametrize it with the ETCBC data versions 2017 and 2021. That means, we have separate fixtures for the words page in these two versions.

We also compose the waits dictionary, from which the test functions can derive methods for getting elements with proper waiting built into them.

And we return the version.

Source code in ftests/conftest.py 
@pytest.fixture(scope="module")
def queriesPage(browser, request):
    """The queries page, loaded in the browser.

    We parametrize it with the ETCBC data versions 2017 and 2021.
    That means, we have separate fixtures for the words page in these two versions.

    We also compose the `waits` dictionary, from which the test functions
    can derive methods for getting elements with proper waiting built into them.

    And we return the version.
    """

    waits = getWaits(browser)
    getElem = waits["elem"]

    theUrl = f"{BASE_URL}/hebrew/queries"
    testId = "recentq"

    browser.get(theUrl)
    getElem(By.ID, testId)

    return (browser, waits)