# By default "get_list_item_text" returns an array of arrays of text for each entry in the first ListView
# The "get_list_item_text" action also supports:
# (all items of 2nd list) performAction( 'get_list_item_text', '2' )
# (1st item of 2nd list) performAction( 'get_list_item_text', '2' , '1' )
Then /^I should see following list:$/ do | expected_table |
result = performAction('get_list_item_text')
response_table = result['bonusInformation']
response_table.each_with_index do | row_data, index |
row_data = JSON.parse( row_data )
response_table[index] = row_data
end
expected_table.diff!(response_table)
end
# Note: This step is currently intended as more of an example rather than a rock-solid, well-tested step.
# (The server implementation works well for me, but my test steps that use it are application-specific)
# Similarly to the "get_list_item_text" action, the "get_list_item_properties" action defaults to
# all rows of the first ListView, but can be instructed to target a specific row (or all rows) of a specific ListView.
# Example TextView row: {"id":"title", "text":"My Title", "color":0, "background":0, "compoundDrawables":["left"]}
# Example ViewGroup row: {"children":[{"id":"title", "text":"My Title"}, {"id":"subtitle", "text":"Second line"}]}
# Example TableLayout row: {"cells":[{"column":0, "id":"colA", "text": "This is a Test"}]}
Then /^The "([^\"]*)" for row (\d+) should be "([^\"]*)"$/ do | view_id, row, value |
response = performAction( 'get_list_item_properties', '1' , row )['bonusInformation']
response = JSON.parse( response[0] )
if( response['children'] )
found_id = false
response['children'].each do | view |
if( view['id'] == view_id )
raise "Text is #{view['text']}, expected #{value}" unless( view['text'] == value )
found_id = true
end
end
raise "Could not find view with ID: #{view_id}" unless( found_id )
else
raise "ID is #{response['id']}, expected #{view_id}" unless( response['id'] == view_id )
raise "Text is #{response['text']}, expected #{view_id}" unless( response['text'] == value )
end
end