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package com.vaadin.client.componentlocator;

import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.List;

import com.google.gwt.core.client.JavaScriptObject;
import com.google.gwt.core.client.JsArray;
import com.google.gwt.dom.client.Element;
import com.google.gwt.user.client.DOM;
import com.vaadin.client.ApplicationConnection;

/**
 * ComponentLocator provides methods for generating a String locator for a given
 * DOM element and for locating a DOM element using a String locator.
 * 

* The main use for this class is locating components for automated testing * purposes. * * @since 7.2, moved from {@link com.vaadin.client.ComponentLocator} */ public class ComponentLocator { private final List locatorStrategies; /** * Reference to ApplicationConnection instance. */ private final ApplicationConnection client; /** * Construct a ComponentLocator for the given ApplicationConnection. * * @param client * ApplicationConnection instance for the application. */ public ComponentLocator(ApplicationConnection client) { this.client = client; locatorStrategies = Arrays.asList( new VaadinFinderLocatorStrategy(client), new LegacyLocatorStrategy(client)); } /** * Generates a String locator which uniquely identifies the target element. * The {@link #getElementByPath(String)} method can be used for the inverse * operation, i.e. locating an element based on the return value from this * method. *

* Note that getElementByPath(getPathForElement(element)) == element is not * always true as #getPathForElement(Element) can return a path to another * element if the widget determines an action on the other element will give * the same result as the action on the target element. *

* * @since 5.4 * @param targetElement * The element to generate a path for. * @return A String locator that identifies the target element or null if a * String locator could not be created. * @deprecated As of 7.2, call and override * {@link #getPathForElement(Element)} instead */ @Deprecated public String getPathForElement( com.google.gwt.user.client.Element targetElement) { for (LocatorStrategy strategy : locatorStrategies) { String path = strategy.getPathForElement(targetElement); if (null != path) { return path; } } return null; } /** * Generates a String locator which uniquely identifies the target element. * The {@link #getElementByPath(String)} method can be used for the inverse * operation, i.e. locating an element based on the return value from this * method. *

* Note that getElementByPath(getPathForElement(element)) == element is not * always true as #getPathForElement(Element) can return a path to another * element if the widget determines an action on the other element will give * the same result as the action on the target element. *

* * @since 7.2 * @param targetElement * The element to generate a path for. * @return A String locator that identifies the target element or null if a * String locator could not be created. */ public String getPathForElement(Element targetElement) { if (targetElement != null) { return getPathForElement(DOM.asOld(targetElement)); } return null; } /** * Locates an element using a String locator (path) which identifies a DOM * element. The {@link #getPathForElement(Element)} method can be used for * the inverse operation, i.e. generating a string expression for a DOM * element. * * @since 5.4 * @param path * The String locator which identifies the target element. * @return The DOM element identified by {@code path} or null if the element * could not be located. */ public com.google.gwt.user.client.Element getElementByPath(String path) { for (LocatorStrategy strategy : locatorStrategies) { if (strategy.validatePath(path)) { Element element = strategy.getElementByPath(path); if (null != element) { return DOM.asOld(element); } } } return null; } /** * Locates elements using a String locator (path) which identifies DOM * elements. * * @since 7.2 * @param path * The String locator which identifies target elements. * @return The JavaScriptArray of DOM elements identified by {@code path} or * empty array if elements could not be located. */ public JsArray getElementsByPath(String path) { JsArray jsElements = JavaScriptObject.createArray().cast(); for (LocatorStrategy strategy : locatorStrategies) { if (strategy.validatePath(path)) { List elements = strategy.getElementsByPath(path); if (elements.size() > 0) { for (Element e : elements) { jsElements.push(e); } return jsElements; } } } return jsElements; } /** * Locates elements using a String locator (path) which identifies DOM * elements. The path starts from the specified root element. * * @see #getElementByPath(String) * * @since 7.2 * @param path * The path of elements to be found * @param root * The root element where the path is anchored * @return The JavaScriptArray of DOM elements identified by {@code path} or * empty array if elements could not be located. */ public JsArray getElementsByPathStartingAt(String path, Element root) { JsArray jsElements = JavaScriptObject.createArray().cast(); for (LocatorStrategy strategy : locatorStrategies) { if (strategy.validatePath(path)) { List elements = strategy .getElementsByPathStartingAt(path, root); if (elements.size() > 0) { for (Element e : elements) { jsElements.push(e); } return jsElements; } } } return jsElements; } /** * Locates an element using a String locator (path) which identifies a DOM * element. The path starts from the specified root element. * * @see #getElementByPath(String) * * @since 7.2 * * @param path * The path of the element to be found * @param root * The root element where the path is anchored * @return The DOM element identified by {@code path} or null if the element * could not be located. */ public com.google.gwt.user.client.Element getElementByPathStartingAt( String path, Element root) { for (LocatorStrategy strategy : locatorStrategies) { if (strategy.validatePath(path)) { Element element = strategy.getElementByPathStartingAt(path, root); if (null != element) { return DOM.asOld(element); } } } return null; } /** * Returns the {@link ApplicationConnection} used by this locator. *

* This method is primarily for internal use by the framework. * * @return the application connection */ public ApplicationConnection getClient() { return client; } /** * Check if a given selector is valid for LegacyLocatorStrategy. * * @param path * Vaadin selector path * @return true if passes path validation with LegacyLocatorStrategy */ public boolean isValidForLegacyLocator(String path) { for (LocatorStrategy ls : locatorStrategies) { if (ls instanceof LegacyLocatorStrategy) { return ls.validatePath(path); } } return false; } }





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