class Capybara::Selenium::MarionetteNode

def _send_keys(keys, actions = browser_action, down_keys = ModifierKeysStack.new)
  case keys
  when :control, :left_control, :right_control,
       :alt, :left_alt, :right_alt,
       :shift, :left_shift, :right_shift,
       :meta, :left_meta, :right_meta,
       :command
    down_keys.press(keys)
    actions.key_down(keys)
  when String
    # https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1405370
    keys = keys.upcase if (browser_version < 64.0) && down_keys&.include?(:shift)
    actions.send_keys(keys)
  when Symbol
    actions.send_keys(keys)
  when Array
    down_keys.push
    keys.each { |sub_keys| _send_keys(sub_keys, actions, down_keys) }
    down_keys.pop.reverse_each { |key| actions.key_up(key) }
  else
    raise ArgumentError, 'Unknown keys type'
  end
  actions
end

def bridge
  driver.browser.send(:bridge)
end

def browser_version
  driver.browser.capabilities[:browser_version].to_f
end

def click(keys = [], **options)
  super
rescue ::Selenium::WebDriver::Error::ElementNotInteractableError
  if tag_name == 'tr'
    warn 'You are attempting to click a table row which has issues in geckodriver/marionette - see https://github.com/mozilla/geckodriver/issues/1228. ' \
         'Your test should probably be clicking on a table cell like a user would. Clicking the first cell in the row instead.'
    return find_css('th:first-child,td:first-child')[0].click(keys, options)
  end
  raise
end

def click_with_options(click_options)
  # Firefox/marionette has an issue clicking with offset near viewport edge
  # scroll element to middle just in case
  scroll_to_center if click_options.coords?
  super
end

def disabled?
  # Not sure exactly what version of FF fixed the below issue, but it is definitely fixed in 61+
  return super unless browser_version < 61.0
  return true if super
  # workaround for selenium-webdriver/geckodriver reporting elements as enabled when they are nested in disabling elements
  if %w[option optgroup].include? tag_name
    find_xpath('parent::*[self::optgroup or self::select]')[0].disabled?
  else
    !find_xpath('parent::fieldset[@disabled] | ancestor::*[not(self::legend) or preceding-sibling::legend][parent::fieldset[@disabled]]').empty?
  end
end

def drag_to(element)
  return super unless (browser_version >= 62.0) && html5_draggable?
  html5_drag_to(element)
end

def send_keys(*args)
  # https://github.com/mozilla/geckodriver/issues/846
  return super(*args.map { |arg| arg == :space ? ' ' : arg }) if args.none? { |arg| arg.is_a? Array }
  native.click
  _send_keys(args).perform
end

def set_file(value) # rubocop:disable Naming/AccessorMethodName
  # By default files are appended so we have to clear here if its multiple and already set
  native.clear if multiple? && driver.evaluate_script('arguments[0].files', self).any?
  return super if browser_version >= 62.0
  # Workaround lack of support for multiple upload by uploading one at a time
  path_names = value.to_s.empty? ? [] : value
  Array(path_names).each do |path|
    unless driver.browser.respond_to?(:upload)
      if (fd = bridge.file_detector)
        local_file = fd.call([path])
        path = upload(local_file) if local_file
      end
    end
    native.send_keys(path)
  end
end

def upload(local_file)
  unless File.file?(local_file)
    raise ArgumentError, "You may only upload files: #{local_file.inspect}"
  end
  result = bridge.http.call(:post, "session/#{bridge.session_id}/file", file: Selenium::WebDriver::Zipper.zip_file(local_file))
  result['value']
end