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package org.openqa.selenium;

import java.util.function.Predicate;
import java.util.regex.Pattern;
import java.util.stream.Stream;

public class AcceptedW3CCapabilityKeys implements Predicate {

  private static final Predicate ACCEPTED_W3C_PATTERNS = Stream.of(
      "^[\\w-]+:.*$",
      "^acceptInsecureCerts$",
      "^browserName$",
      "^browserVersion$",
      "^platformName$",
      "^pageLoadStrategy$",
      "^proxy$",
      "^setWindowRect$",
      "^strictFileInteractability$",
      "^timeouts$",
      "^unhandledPromptBehavior$",
      "^webSocketUrl$")  // from webdriver-bidi
    .map(Pattern::compile)
    .map(Pattern::asPredicate)
    .reduce(identity -> false, Predicate::or);

  @Override
  public boolean test(String capabilityName) {
    return ACCEPTED_W3C_PATTERNS.test(capabilityName);
  }
}