require 'rutl/element' require 'rutl/null_driver/null_driver' module RUTL # # Base view class. It's used to call the magical method_messing # stuff to parse the view object files into actual objects. # class View # # BUGBUG #1: Some view in a generic app should not have URL. # # BUGBUG: Kludgy. What do I really want to do here? # Make it easy to define a view's default url and # also matchers for view urls for views with variable urls? # rubocop:disable Style/TrivialAccessors def self.url @url end def url self.class.url end # rubocop:enable Style/TrivialAccessors def go_to_here # Ovveride this in base view to have something more # complicated than this. @interface.driver.navigate.to(url) end def loaded? # Default to only checking url to see if view loaded. url == @interface.driver.current_url end # Intentionally use a class variable to hald views. Once they're # all loaded they are all loaded for everyone. # rubocop:disable Style/ClassVars @@loaded_views = [] # rubocop:enable Style/ClassVars def initialize(interface) @interface = interface # Dirty trick because we're loading all of view classes from files and # then initializing them, calling their layout methods to do magic. # The view class knows what views are loaded. return if @@loaded_views.include?(self.class) layout @@loaded_views << self.class end # Written by Application and only used internally. attr_writer :interface # def loaded? # # In case I try calling this without defining it first. # raise 'No #loaded? method defined.' # end # Dynamically add a method, : (or := if setter) # to the current class where that method creates an instance # of klass. # context is a RUTL::Element::ElementContext # # As it is, this seems silly to break into pieces for Rubocop. # rubocop:disable Metrics/MethodLength def add_method(context:, klass:, name:, setter: false) name = "#{name}_#{klass.downcase}" if RUTL::HUNGARIAN constant = Module.const_get("RUTL::Element::#{klass.capitalize}") self.class.class_exec do if setter define_method("#{name}=") do |value| constant.new(context, value) end else define_method(name) do constant.new(context) end end end end private :add_method # rubocop:enable Metrics/MethodLength # This creates a new element instance whenever it's called. # Because of that we can't keep state in any element objects. # That seems like a good thing, actually. # Called by layout method on views. # # Hard to make shorter. # rubocop:disable Metrics/MethodLength def method_missing(element, *args, &_block) name, selectors, rest = args context = RUTL::Element::ElementContext.new(destinations: rest, interface: @interface, selectors: selectors) case element when /button/, /checkbox/, /element/, /link/ add_method(name: name, context: context, klass: element) when /text/ add_method(name: name, context: context, klass: element) add_method(name: name, context: context, klass: element, setter: true) else # TODO: replace with a super call. This is useful for debugging for now. raise "#{element} NOT FOUND WITH ARGS #{args}!!!" end end # rubocop:enable Metrics/MethodLength def respond_to_missing?(*args) # Is this right at all??? case args[0].to_s when /button/, /checkbox/, /element/, /link/, /text/, 'driver', 'children', 'loaded?' true when 'ok_link' raise 'OK LINK WAY DOWN HERE IN BASE VIEW!!!' else # I think it's good to raise but change the message. raise 'TODO: BETTER ERROR MESSAGE, PLEASE. I AM SHOUTING!!!\n' \ 'Drew, you hit this most often when checking current view ' \ "rather than current view class:\n\n #{args}" # I think I want to raise instead of returningn false. end end end end