require 'forwardable' # TODO: - remove this file for future release module Watir class BaseDecorator def initialize(element, timeout, message = nil) @element = element @timeout = timeout @message = message end def respond_to_missing?(*args) @element.respond_to?(*args) || super end def method_missing(method, *args, &block) return super unless @element.respond_to?(method) Wait.until(@timeout, @message) { wait_until } @element.__send__(method, *args, &block) end end # # Wraps an Element so that any subsequent method calls are # put on hold until the element is present (exists and is visible) on the page. # class WhenPresentDecorator < BaseDecorator def present? Wait.until(@timeout, @message) { wait_until } true rescue Wait::TimeoutError false end private def wait_until @element.present? end end # WhenPresentDecorator # # Wraps an Element so that any subsequent method calls are # put on hold until the element is enabled (exists and is enabled) on the page. # class WhenEnabledDecorator < BaseDecorator private def wait_until @element.enabled? end end # WhenEnabledDecorator # # Convenience methods for things that eventually become present. # # Includers should implement a public #present? and a (possibly private) #selector_string method. # module EventuallyPresent # # Waits until the element is present. # # @example # browser.text_field(name: "new_user_first_name").when_present.click # browser.text_field(name: "new_user_first_name").when_present { |field| field.set "Watir" } # browser.text_field(name: "new_user_first_name").when_present(60).text # # @param [Integer] timeout seconds to wait before timing out # # @see Watir::Wait # @see Watir::Element#present? # def when_present(timeout = nil) msg = '#when_present' repl_msg = '#wait_until_present if a wait is still needed' Watir.logger.deprecate msg, repl_msg, ids: [:when_present] timeout ||= Watir.default_timeout message = "waiting for #{selector_string} to become present" if block_given? Wait.until(timeout, message) { present? } yield self else WhenPresentDecorator.new(self, timeout, message) end end # # Waits until the element is enabled. # # @example # browser.button(name: "new_user_button_2").when_enabled.click # # @param [Integer] timeout seconds to wait before timing out # # @see Watir::Wait # @see Watir::Element#enabled? # def when_enabled(timeout = nil) msg = '#when_enabled' repl_msg = 'wait_until(&:enabled?)' Watir.logger.deprecate msg, repl_msg, ids: [:when_enabled] timeout ||= Watir.default_timeout message = "waiting for #{selector_string} to become enabled" if block_given? Wait.until(timeout, message) { enabled? } yield self else WhenEnabledDecorator.new(self, timeout, message) end end end # EventuallyPresent end # Watir