lib/selenium/webdriver/support/select.rb
# frozen_string_literal: true # Licensed to the Software Freedom Conservancy (SFC) under one # or more contributor license agreements. See the NOTICE file # distributed with this work for additional information # regarding copyright ownership. The SFC licenses this file # to you under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the # "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance # with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at # # http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 # # Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, # software distributed under the License is distributed on an # "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY # KIND, either express or implied. See the License for the # specific language governing permissions and limitations # under the License. module Selenium module WebDriver module Support class Select # # @param [Element] element The select element to use # def initialize(element) tag_name = element.tag_name raise ArgumentError, "unexpected tag name #{tag_name.inspect}" unless tag_name.casecmp('select').zero? @element = element @multi = ![nil, 'false'].include?(element.dom_attribute(:multiple)) end # # Does this select element support selecting multiple options? # # @return [Boolean] # def multiple? @multi end # # Get all options for this select element # # @return [Array<Element>] # def options @element.find_elements tag_name: 'option' end # # Get all selected options for this select element # # @return [Array<Element>] # def selected_options options.select(&:selected?) end # # Get the first selected option in this select element # # @raise [Error::NoSuchElementError] if no options are selected # @return [Element] # def first_selected_option option = options.find(&:selected?) return option if option raise Error::NoSuchElementError, 'no options are selected' end # # Select options by visible text, index or value. # # When selecting by :text, selects options that display text matching the argument. That is, when given "Bar" this # would select an option like: # # <option value="foo">Bar</option> # # When selecting by :value, selects all options that have a value matching the argument. That is, when given "foo" this # would select an option like: # # <option value="foo">Bar</option> # # When selecting by :index, selects the option at the given index. This is done by examining the "index" attribute of an # element, and not merely by counting. # # @param [:text, :index, :value] how How to find the option # @param [String] what What value to find the option by. # def select_by(how, what) case how when :text select_by_text what when :index select_by_index what when :value select_by_value what else raise ArgumentError, "can't select options by #{how.inspect}" end end # # Deselect options by visible text, index or value. # # @param [:text, :index, :value] how How to find the option # @param [String] what What value to find the option by. # @raise [Error::UnsupportedOperationError] if the element does not support multiple selections. # # @see Select#select_by # def deselect_by(how, what) case how when :text deselect_by_text what when :value deselect_by_value what when :index deselect_by_index what else raise ArgumentError, "can't deselect options by #{how.inspect}" end end # # Select all unselected options. Only valid if the element supports multiple selections. # # @raise [Error::UnsupportedOperationError] if the element does not support multiple selections. # def select_all raise Error::UnsupportedOperationError, 'you may only select all options of a multi-select' unless multiple? options.each { |e| select_option e } end # # Deselect all selected options. Only valid if the element supports multiple selections. # # @raise [Error::UnsupportedOperationError] if the element does not support multiple selections. # def deselect_all raise Error::UnsupportedOperationError, 'you may only deselect all options of a multi-select' unless multiple? options.each { |e| deselect_option e } end private def select_by_text(text) opts = find_by_text text return select_options(opts) unless opts.empty? raise Error::NoSuchElementError, "cannot locate element with text: #{text.inspect}" end def select_by_index(index) opts = find_by_index index return select_option(opts.first) unless opts.empty? raise Error::NoSuchElementError, "cannot locate element with index: #{index.inspect}" end def select_by_value(value) opts = find_by_value value return select_options(opts) unless opts.empty? raise Error::NoSuchElementError, "cannot locate option with value: #{value.inspect}" end def deselect_by_text(text) raise Error::UnsupportedOperationError, 'you may only deselect option of a multi-select' unless multiple? opts = find_by_text text return deselect_options(opts) unless opts.empty? raise Error::NoSuchElementError, "cannot locate element with text: #{text.inspect}" end def deselect_by_value(value) raise Error::UnsupportedOperationError, 'you may only deselect option of a multi-select' unless multiple? opts = find_by_value value return deselect_options(opts) unless opts.empty? raise Error::NoSuchElementError, "cannot locate option with value: #{value.inspect}" end def deselect_by_index(index) raise Error::UnsupportedOperationError, 'you may only deselect option of a multi-select' unless multiple? opts = find_by_index index return deselect_option(opts.first) unless opts.empty? raise Error::NoSuchElementError, "cannot locate option with index: #{index}" end def select_option(option) raise Error::UnsupportedOperationError, 'You may not select a disabled option' unless option.enabled? option.click unless option.selected? end def deselect_option(option) option.click if option.selected? end def select_options(opts) if multiple? opts.each { |o| select_option o } else select_option opts.first end end def deselect_options(opts) if multiple? opts.each { |o| deselect_option o } else deselect_option opts.first end end def find_by_text(text) xpath = ".//option[normalize-space(.) = #{Escaper.escape text}]" opts = @element.find_elements(xpath: xpath) return opts unless opts.empty? && /\s+/.match?(text) longest_word = text.split(/\s+/).max_by(&:length) if longest_word.empty? candidates = options else xpath = ".//option[contains(., #{Escaper.escape longest_word})]" candidates = @element.find_elements(xpath: xpath) end return Array(candidates.find { |option| text == option.text }) unless multiple? candidates.select { |option| text == option.text } end def find_by_index(index) options.select { |option| option.property(:index) == index } end def find_by_value(value) @element.find_elements(xpath: ".//option[@value = #{Escaper.escape value}]") end end # Select end # Support end # WebDriver end # Selenium