Difference between revisions of "Basic Functions of a Wiki"

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=== /r/n, /r, & /n ===
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Very strange. 
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* Mediawiki doesn't care if I put /r or /n or /r/n into the wiki text, which is good, of course.
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* If I put in /r/n or /r or /n and then change /r/n to /n and then /r to " " and /n to " " in my expected text, my tests pass as long as I don't have /r/r
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* if I do have /r/r then that gets replaced in my expected test with two spaces, while in the getText output, there's only one space - I really need to look at docommand() to see why/how these end of line characters are being replaced/stripped
  
  
 
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Revision as of 14:36, 19 March 2007

each test independent of the others? can we test preview or save if edit isn't working?

  • edit
    • logged in & not logged in, click the "edit" link at the top & "type" the "action=edit" url & click section edit & type section edit url
      • verify the textarea exists
      • verify the textarea contents are correct
      • verify that typing works
  • save
    • in edit mode, click the "Save page" button
    • verify that the page saves
      • we're now NOT in edit mode
      • the contents of the page are what we expect
  • preview
    • in edit mode, click the "Show preview" button
    • the page shows both the contents of the page in html AND the textarea we're editing

Next Actions

  • need to carefully think through edit tests to make sure they cannot pass when they shouldn't - all 8 tests now pass!
  • CFLN issue very interesting - I'm writing this $sectionOne="==first section==" .chr(13).chr(10). "test text in page $testPage $timestamp"; and then getting this from the test runner:
Failed asserting that 
<string:==first section== test text in page AboutUsTest.com 1173799512> 
contains "==first section==
test text in page AboutUsTest.com 1173799512".

Done

  • created files basic_wiki_functions_acceptance_test.sh & BasicWikiFunctionsTest.php
  • testEditLinkWholePageIP() & testEditLinkWholePageLogin() both call editLinkWholePage() which does the actual work - the only difference is the login one logs in
  • testEditLinkSectionIP() & testEditLinkSectionLogin() both call editLinkSection() - same as above
  • basic structure of the file is complete now with 8 tests in two categories, logged in & IP; calling 4 functions in two categories, whole page or section; calling 2 functions in two categories, edit link or type edit URL; call DoTest(), so it's something like this
    • doTest
      • editLink
        • editLinkWholePage
          • IP
          • logged in
        • editLinkSection
          • IP
          • logged in
      • editURL
        • editURLWholePage
          • IP
          • logged in
        • editURLSection
          • IP
          • logged in

Notes

  • carriage return line feed issue
    • linux uses LF only, mac uses CR only, win uses CRLF [1]
    • What do I do about this?
    • What happens if we use CRLF ( chr(13).chr(10) )?
  • whole page text, not just one section
  • look for more duplication in code

getText

public function getText($locator)
{
return $this->selenium->getText($locator);
}
public function getText($locator)
{
return $this->getString("getText", array($locator));
}
private function getString($verb, $args = array())
{
try {
$result = $this->doCommand($verb, $args);
} catch (Testing_Selenium_Exception $e) {
return $e;
}
return substr($result, 3);
}
private function doCommand($verb, $args = array())
{
$url = sprintf('http://%s:%s/selenium-server/driver/?cmd=%s', $this->host, $this->port, urlencode($verb));
for ($i = 0; $i sessionId)) {
$url .= sprintf('&%s=%s', 'sessionId', $this->sessionId);
}
if ($this->driver == 'curl') {
$response = $this->useCurl($verb, $args, $url);
} else {
$response = $this->useNative($verb, $args, $url);
}
if (!preg_match('/^OK/', $response)) {
throw new Testing_Selenium_Exception('The Response of the Selenium RC is invalid: ' . $response);
}
return $response;
}

assertElementContainsText

   public function assertElementContainsText($locator, $text)
   {
       $this->assertContains($text, $this->getText($locator));
   }

/r/n, /r, & /n

Very strange.

  • Mediawiki doesn't care if I put /r or /n or /r/n into the wiki text, which is good, of course.
  • If I put in /r/n or /r or /n and then change /r/n to /n and then /r to " " and /n to " " in my expected text, my tests pass as long as I don't have /r/r
  • if I do have /r/r then that gets replaced in my expected test with two spaces, while in the getText output, there's only one space - I really need to look at docommand() to see why/how these end of line characters are being replaced/stripped


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