com.liferay.faces.test.showcase.outputstylesheet.OutputStylesheetGeneralTester.java Source code

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/**
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package com.liferay.faces.test.showcase.outputstylesheet;

import org.junit.Assert;
import org.junit.Test;

import org.openqa.selenium.WebElement;

import com.liferay.faces.test.selenium.browser.BrowserDriver;
import com.liferay.faces.test.selenium.browser.WaitingAsserter;
import com.liferay.faces.test.showcase.output.OutputTester;

/**
 * @author  Kyle Stiemann
 * @author  Philip White
 */
public class OutputStylesheetGeneralTester extends OutputTester {

    @Test
    public void runOutputStylesheetGeneralTest() throws Exception {

        BrowserDriver browserDriver = getBrowserDriver();
        navigateToUseCase(browserDriver, "outputStylesheet", "general");

        // Test that both buttons render on the page successfully.
        WaitingAsserter waitingAsserter = getWaitingAsserter();
        String button1Xpath = "(//button[normalize-space(text())='Button'])[1]";
        waitingAsserter.assertElementDisplayed(button1Xpath);

        String button2Xpath = "(//button[normalize-space(text())='Button'])[2]";
        waitingAsserter.assertElementDisplayed(button2Xpath);

        // Test that the first button's opacity is correct.
        WebElement buttonElement = browserDriver.findElementByXpath(button1Xpath);
        String buttonOpacity = buttonElement.getCssValue("opacity");

        // Since the opacity is a floating point value, it's value may not match .65 exactly.
        Assert.assertTrue("The button's opacity is not .65, instead it is " + buttonOpacity,
                (buttonOpacity.contains(".649") || buttonOpacity.contains(".65")));

        // Test that the second button's display is block.
        buttonElement = browserDriver.findElementByXpath(button2Xpath);

        String buttonDisplay = buttonElement.getCssValue("display");
        Assert.assertTrue("The button's display is not block, instead it is " + buttonDisplay,
                buttonDisplay.contains("block"));
    }
}