Add example of how to «hard-wait» (sleep) before any waiting command in Selene

[yashaka]

... to slow it down and be more like real user;)

Provide example for pre_pause_in_wait decorator for confi._wait_decorator similar to the existing example: https://github.com/yashaka/selene/blob/master/examples/log_all_selene_commands_with_wait.py

There are some extra explanations with amost done receipt in this telegram message (in russian, but the translation should be obvious, Google Translate bless you!🙏🏻)

[deepgohil]

@yashaka I would like to take this up. As this will be my first contribution to this repo. if you can guide me it will be very helpful.

[yashaka]

@deepgohil
I would like to help you with this, but taking into account lack of time - faster would be to do it on my own.
I still can help, but not in the way "giving direct guided tasks what to do". The original message already has some hints where to start. If you have a few questions to clarify something - with this I can help. But to guide fully through corresponding implementation - for this I don't have time.

Maybe somebody other will help you, some other more experienced contributor.

Or just wait for the task that already has more complete guide...

[yashaka]

related to
#456 #459

[vaibhavsahni009]

@yashaka correct me if I am wrong, but we would need to create an example similar to the one you have mentioned but instead of logging decorator would be pausing/waiting to mimic human behavior. if yes please assign this issue to me.
Thanks

[yashaka]

@vaibhavsahni009, yes, just similar to example I show, but with some sleep instead of logging.

If in the original example we had:

@pytest.fixture(scope='function', autouse=True)
def browser_management():
    SeleneFormatter.translations = (
        ('browser.element', 'element'),
        ('browser.all', 'all'),
        ("'css selector', ", ""),
        (r"('\ue007',)", "Enter"),
        ('((', '('),
        ('))', ')'),
        (': has ', ': have '),
        (': have ', ': should have '),
        (': is ', ': should be'),
    )
    browser.config._wait_decorator = log_on_wait

    yield

in the new example we should have something like:

@pytest.fixture(scope='function', autouse=True)
def browser_management():
    browser.config._wait_decorator = sleep_before_wait_starts(seconds=1.0)

    yield