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[wdspec] Fix WebDriver classic and BiDi drag and drop position tests.
Differential Revision: https://phabricator.services.mozilla.com/D232725 bugzilla-url: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1871346 gecko-commit: d13caad2c6161773f359021d3ebe132880d93bf6 gecko-reviewers: webdriver-reviewers, Sasha
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| import pytest | ||
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| from tests.classic.perform_actions.support.mouse import ( | ||
| get_inview_center, | ||
| get_viewport_rect, | ||
| ) | ||
| from tests.classic.perform_actions.support.refine import get_events | ||
| from tests.support.sync import Poll | ||
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| @pytest.mark.parametrize("drag_duration", [0, 300, 800]) | ||
| @pytest.mark.parametrize("dx, dy", [ | ||
| (20, 0), (0, 15), (10, 15), (-20, 0), (10, -15), (-10, -15) | ||
| ]) | ||
| def test_drag_and_drop(session, | ||
| test_actions_page, | ||
| mouse_chain, | ||
| dx, | ||
| dy, | ||
| drag_duration): | ||
| drag_target = session.find.css("#dragTarget", all=False) | ||
| initial_rect = drag_target.rect | ||
| initial_center = get_inview_center( | ||
| initial_rect, get_viewport_rect(session)) | ||
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| # Conclude chain with extra move to allow time for last queued | ||
| # coordinate-update of drag_target and to test that drag_target is "dropped". | ||
| mouse_chain \ | ||
| .pointer_move(0, 0, origin=drag_target) \ | ||
| .pointer_down() \ | ||
| .pointer_move(dx, dy, duration=drag_duration, origin="pointer") \ | ||
| .pointer_up() \ | ||
| .pointer_move(80, 50, duration=100, origin="pointer") \ | ||
| .perform() | ||
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| # mouseup that ends the drag is at the expected destination | ||
| e = get_events(session)[1] | ||
| assert e["type"] == "mouseup" | ||
| assert e["pageX"] == pytest.approx(initial_center["x"] + dx, abs=1.0) | ||
| assert e["pageY"] == pytest.approx(initial_center["y"] + dy, abs=1.0) | ||
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| final_rect = None | ||
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| def check_final_position(_): | ||
| nonlocal final_rect | ||
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| final_rect = drag_target.rect | ||
| return ( | ||
| final_rect["x"] == pytest.approx( | ||
| initial_rect["x"] + dx, abs=1.0) and | ||
| final_rect["y"] == pytest.approx( | ||
| initial_rect["y"] + dy, abs=1.0) | ||
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| ) | ||
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| wait = Poll( | ||
| session, message="""Dragged element did not reach target position""") | ||
| wait.until(check_final_position) | ||
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| assert final_rect["x"] == pytest.approx( | ||
| initial_rect["x"] + dx, abs=1.0) | ||
| assert final_rect["y"] == pytest.approx( | ||
| initial_rect["y"] + dy, abs=1.0) | ||
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| @pytest.mark.parametrize("drag_duration", [0, 300, 800]) | ||
| def test_drag_and_drop_with_draggable_element(session_new_window, | ||
| test_actions_page, | ||
| mouse_chain, | ||
| drag_duration): | ||
| new_session = session_new_window | ||
| drag_target = new_session.find.css("#draggable", all=False) | ||
| drop_target = new_session.find.css("#droppable", all=False) | ||
| # Conclude chain with extra move to allow time for last queued | ||
| # coordinate-update of drag_target and to test that drag_target is "dropped". | ||
| mouse_chain \ | ||
| .pointer_move(0, 0, origin=drag_target) \ | ||
| .pointer_down() \ | ||
| .pointer_move(50, | ||
| 25, | ||
| duration=drag_duration, | ||
| origin=drop_target) \ | ||
| .pointer_up() \ | ||
| .pointer_move(80, 50, duration=100, origin="pointer") \ | ||
| .perform() | ||
| # mouseup that ends the drag is at the expected destination | ||
| e = get_events(new_session) | ||
| assert len(e) >= 5 | ||
| assert e[1]["type"] == "dragstart", "Events captured were {}".format(e) | ||
| assert e[2]["type"] == "dragover", "Events captured were {}".format(e) | ||
| drag_events_captured = [ | ||
| ev["type"] for ev in e if ev["type"].startswith("drag") or ev["type"].startswith("drop") | ||
| ] | ||
| assert "dragend" in drag_events_captured | ||
| assert "dragenter" in drag_events_captured | ||
| assert "dragleave" in drag_events_captured | ||
| assert "drop" in drag_events_captured |