Implement basic versions of Page.Keyboard #52
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What changed? ============= We implement a basic version of `Page.Keyboard` functions whose specs were commented out in the module. The test cases are the simplest versions I could come up with (having borrowed heavily from [Python's keyboard tests]) The implementation also follows [Python's implementations]. [Python's keyboard tests]: https://github.com/microsoft/playwright-python/blob/2402e1283de6049cb66ea8ec6f303ba681890d2a/tests/async/test_keyboard.py#L1 [Python's implementations]: https://github.com/microsoft/playwright-python/blob/2402e1283de6049cb66ea8ec6f303ba681890d2a/playwright/_impl/_input.py#L25-L38 Noteworthy Highlights ---------------------- 1. Our implementation takes a `%Page{}` struct rather than what the specs suggested (a `Keyboard.t()`). I don't know if it's possible to pass down a narrower type, but as far as I could tell `Page` had both the `session` and `guid` (which are needed for the `Channel.post` call). 2. We namespace `Playwright.Keyboard` under `Page` (i.e. `Playwright.Page.Keyboard`) to match the directory structure and since that seems to match the Playwright documentation as well. 3. Finally, we add a new `test/assets/` directory where we include a new `inputs/keyboard.html` page. That page is [copied directly from Python][keyboard.html], so it follows Python's style of testing. In particular, our tests needed the `getResult()` function to get the values back for our test assertions. [keyboard.html]: https://github.com/microsoft/playwright-python/blob/2402e1283de6049cb66ea8ec6f303ba681890d2a/tests/assets/input/keyboard.html#L1
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A reasonable idea, but unnecessary: The [`playwright-assets`](https://github.com/mechanical-orchard/playwright-assets) dependency provides all of the test assets. Indeed, the `keyboard.html` file that was being utilized in the new keyboard tests is that from the `playwright-assets` server, and not this (removed) file in `test/assets`.
For the time being, Node packages are installed directly into `priv/static`, and utilized from there. This is not the desired long-term solution, but is what is needed for the moment.
200ms allows for some flakiness. Most things will still finish faster. If the event doesn't happen in 500ms, that's probably interesting, finally.
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Hey @germsvel, thanks for the contribution! I made some adjustments in commits: Those are worth a quick look. And, any feedback/suggestions based on those would be great. The other 4 commits are not directly related to your changes, but came along in my rebasing (the PR revealed some missing changes needed). I've decided to be okay with having those "tag along" with your PR 🤷🤩 All that said, I'm happy to merge your change. Please continue. 🙂 |
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What changed?
We implement a basic version of
Page.Keyboardfunctions whose specs were commented out in the module.The test cases are the simplest versions I could come up with (having borrowed heavily from Python's keyboard tests)
The implementation also follows Python's implementations.
Noteworthy Highlights
Our implementation takes a
%Page{}struct rather than what the specs suggested (aKeyboard.t()). I don't know if it's possible to pass down a narrower type, but as far as I could tellPagehad both thesessionandguid(which are needed for theChannel.postcall).We namespace
Playwright.KeyboardunderPage(i.e.Playwright.Page.Keyboard) to match the directory structure and since that seems to match the Playwright documentation as well.Finally, we add a new
test/assets/directory where we include a newinputs/keyboard.htmlpage. That page is copied directly from Python, so it follows Python's style of testing. In particular, our tests needed thegetResult()function to get the values back for our test assertions.