This is a tasty Ruby DSL to test ExtJS applications using Selenium.
Please, it’s work in progress - wait for complete features or help us :)
Read more about testing ExtJS using Selenium:
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ComboBox Support
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Supporting all Fields
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Full Grid editor support
It’s used the ‘get_eval’ to get Ext’s components information (like id) using the window.Ext object and common selenium methods (like: type, click_at) to change the application status.
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gem install selenium-extjs
You need a Selenium Server and its Official Ruby Client. Luckily, there is a Selenium RC included as a .jar.
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gem install selenium-client
# TODO: deploy gem
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git clone git://github.com/cathoderay/selenium-extjs.git
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cd selenium-extjs
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rake package
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cd pkg
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gem install selenium-extjs-0.0.1.gem
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rake selenium:rc:start
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cd ../test
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RUBYOPT=-rubygems ruby combobox_test.rb
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Please, take a look at the “/test” folder.
@selenium = [..your selenium object..]
appfeedgrid = @selenium.find_ext(:xtype => “appfeedgrid”)
button = @selenium.find_ext(:xtype => “button”, :text => ‘Open All’, :xparent => appfeedgrid) # click method wait for any request complete button.click
# Search for form form = @selenium.find_ext(:xtype => “form”, :title_has => ‘Simple’)
form.field[:email].value = “NotAEmail”
# Convert to “isValid” and run at client. assert_false form.field[:email].valid?
form.fields[:email].value = ‘myemail@domain.br’ assert_true form.field[:email].valid?
# :wait blocks test, waiting for window window = @selenium.find_ext(:xtype => ‘window’, :wait => true, :title => ‘Store Load Callback’) # close the window window.close
# Search for editorgrid component. editorgrid = @selenium.find(:xtype => “editorgrid”)
# Number of lines print editorgrid.num_rows()
# Set row 1 with data editorgrid.edit_row(1, [“Jorge”, “Shade”, “10.10”, “24/03/06”, true]);
# Get row (hash) print editorgrid.get_row(3)
# Click at cell x,y editorgrid.click_at_cell(2, 5)
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