module MagicTest module Support def assert_selected_exists selected_text = page.evaluate_script("window.selectedText()") return if selected_text.blank? filepath, line = get_last_caller(caller) contents = File.open(filepath).read.lines chunks = contents.each_slice(line.to_i - 1 + @test_lines_written).to_a indentation = chunks[1].first.match(/^(\s*)/)[0] chunks.first << indentation + "assert(page.has_content?('#{selected_text.gsub("'", "\\\\'")}'))" + "\n" @test_lines_written += 1 contents = chunks.flatten.join File.open(filepath, "w") do |file| file.puts(contents) end end def track_keystrokes page.evaluate_script("trackKeystrokes()") end def flush filepath, line = get_last_caller(caller) contents = File.open(filepath).read.lines chunks = contents.each_slice(line.to_i - 1 + @test_lines_written).to_a indentation = chunks[1].first.match(/^(\s*)/)[0] output = page.evaluate_script("JSON.parse(sessionStorage.getItem('testingOutput'))") puts puts "javascript recorded on the front-end looks like this:" puts output puts puts "(writing that to `#{filepath}`.)" if output output.each do |last| chunks.first << indentation + "#{last["action"]} #{last["target"]}#{last["options"]}" + "\n" @test_lines_written += 1 end contents = chunks.flatten.join File.open(filepath, "w") do |file| file.puts(contents) end # clear the testing output now. empty_cache else puts "`window.testingOutput` was empty in the browser. Something must be wrong on the browser side." end true end def ok filepath, line = get_last_caller(caller) puts "(writing that to `#{filepath}`.)" contents = File.open(filepath).read.lines chunks = contents.each_slice(line.to_i - 1 + @test_lines_written).to_a indentation = chunks[1].first.match(/^(\s*)/)[0] get_last.each do |last| chunks.first << indentation + last + "\n" @test_lines_written += 1 end contents = chunks.flatten.join File.open(filepath, "w") do |file| file.puts(contents) end true end def empty_cache page.evaluate_script("sessionStorage.setItem('testingOutput', JSON.stringify([]))") rescue Capybara::NotSupportedByDriverError => _ # TODO we need to add more robust instructions for this. raise "You need to configure this test (or your test suite) to run in a real browser (Chrome, Firefox, etc.) in order for Magic Test to work. It also needs to run in non-headless mode if `ENV['MAGIC_TEST'].present?`" end def magic_test return unless ENV["MAGIC_TEST"].present? empty_cache @test_lines_written = 0 begin magic_test_pry_hook binding.pry rescue retry end end private def magic_test_pry_hook Pry.hooks.add_hook(:before_session, "magic_test") do |output, binding, pry| Pry.hooks.delete_hook(:before_session, 'magic_test') magic_test_file_index = pry.backtrace.index{|line| line.include?(__FILE__)} # walk up backtrace until finding the original caller until pry.backtrace[magic_test_file_index + 1].include?(pry.last_file) do pry.run_command('up') end end end def get_last history_lines = Readline::HISTORY.to_a.last(20) i = 2 last = history_lines.last(2).first last_block = [last] if last == "end" || last.first(4) == "end " i += 1 last_block.unshift(history_lines.last(i).first) until !last_block.first.match(/^(\s+)/) & [0] i += 1 last_block.unshift(history_lines.last(i).first) end end last_block end # TODO this feels like it's going to end up burning people who have other support files in `test` or `spec` that don't include `helper` in the name. def get_last_caller(caller) caller.select { |s| s.include?("/test/") || s.include?("/spec/") } .reject { |s| s.include?("helper") } .first.split(":").first(2) end end end