public override void Run(RemoteWebDriver driver, string browser, CredentialManager credentialManager, ResponsivenessTimer timer)
{
// Navigate
driver.NavigateToUrl("http://www.bbc.com");
driver.Wait(10);
timer.ExtractPageLoadTime("BBC homepage");
// Navigate to the hero headline
driver.ClickElement(driver.FindElement(By.XPath("//*[@rev='hero1|headline']")));
// Read (some of) the article
driver.Wait(8);
driver.ScrollPage(2);
driver.Wait(2);
driver.ScrollPage(2);
timer.ExtractPageLoadTime("BBC article");
}
public override void Run(RemoteWebDriver driver, string browser, CredentialManager credentialManager, ResponsivenessTimer timer)
{
// Nagivate to espn
driver.NavigateToUrl("http://www.espn.com");
driver.Wait(10);
// Scroll through the infinite list
driver.ScrollPage(20);
timer.ExtractPageLoadTime("ESPN homepage");
}
public override void Run(RemoteWebDriver driver, string browser, CredentialManager credentialManager, ResponsivenessTimer timer)
{
// Nagivate to Wikipedia/United_States
driver.NavigateToUrl("https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States");
driver.Wait(5);
// Scroll a bit
driver.ScrollPage(12);
timer.ExtractPageLoadTime("Wikipedia article");
}
public override void Run(RemoteWebDriver driver, string browser, CredentialManager credentialManager, ResponsivenessTimer timer)
{
// Nagivate to the Instagram page for the NY public library
driver.NavigateToUrl("https://www.instagram.com/nypl/");
driver.Wait(5);
ScenarioEventSourceProvider.EventLog.ScenarioActionStart("Scroll down page");
driver.ScrollPage(10);
ScenarioEventSourceProvider.EventLog.ScenarioActionStop("Scroll down page");
timer.ExtractPageLoadTime("Instagram account");
}
public override void Run(RemoteWebDriver driver, string browser, CredentialManager credentialManager, ResponsivenessTimer timer)
{
// Nagivate to the Instagram page for the NY public library
driver.NavigateToUrl("https://www.instagram.com/nypl/");
driver.Wait(5);
driver.ScrollPage(2);
// Start the infinite scrolling list by clicking on "load more"
driver.ClickElement(driver.FindElement(By.XPath("//*[contains(text(), 'Load more')]")));
driver.Wait(3);
// Then scroll through it
driver.ScrollPage(8);
timer.ExtractPageLoadTime("Instagram account");
}
public override void Run(RemoteWebDriver driver, string browser, CredentialManager credentialManager, ResponsivenessTimer timer)
{
driver.NavigateToUrl("https://www.muni.cz/");
driver.Wait(5);
ScenarioEventSourceProvider.EventLog.ScenarioActionStart("Fill search field");
driver.TypeIntoField(driver.FindElementByCssSelector(".inp-fix.inp-icon.inp-icon--after input"),
"Software Quality" + Keys.Enter);
driver.Wait(10);
ScenarioEventSourceProvider.EventLog.ScenarioActionStart("Click on the first result");
driver.ClickElement(
driver.FindElementByCssSelector(".gsc-results.gsc-webResult>.gsc-webResult.gsc-result a.gs-title"));
timer.ExtractPageLoadTime();
}
public override void Run(RemoteWebDriver driver, string browser, CredentialManager credentialManager, ResponsivenessTimer timer)
{
driver.Navigate().GoToUrl("http://www.yahoo.com");
driver.WaitForPageLoad();
driver.Wait(5);
timer.ExtractPageLoadTime("Yahoo homepage");
IWebElement newsLink;
// Go to the News section
// There are a number of different layouts currently. Trying each one in order of observed probability.
try
{
newsLink = driver.FindElement(By.XPath("//a[@href='https://www.yahoo.com/news/']"));
}
catch {
try
{
newsLink = driver.FindElement(By.XPath("//a[@href='https://news.yahoo.com/']"));
}
catch
{
// No reliable class or id for the news link, so get the news icon, then find its parent
newsLink = driver.FindElementByClassName("IconNews").FindElement(By.XPath(".."));
}
}
driver.ClickElement(newsLink);
driver.Wait(5);
// Add a link to a known article
// This hack is a little unfortunate, as no real user is injecting javascript to create a link, but
// the overhead of doing this is minimal compared to normal code running on the page, and it allows
// us to control exactly which article we navigate to, and is consistent for every run
driver.ExecuteScript(@"
var newA = document.createElement(""a"");
newA.href = ""https://www.yahoo.com/tech/microsoft-surface-studio-hands-on-221123426.html"";
newA.innerHTML = ""Go to a typical news story (This link added by automation)"";
newA.setAttribute(""id"", ""bet_automationLink"");
var stream = document.querySelector(""#YDC-Stream"");
stream.insertBefore(newA, stream.firstChild);
");
// Navigate to the article we added
driver.Wait(5);
driver.ClickElement(driver.FindElement(By.Id("bet_automationLink")));
// Simulate reading it
driver.Wait(6);
// Give focus to some element on the page so that PG DN scrolls
driver.FindElement(By.Id("SideTop-0-CanvasTag-Proxy")).FindElement(By.TagName("a")).SendKeys("");
driver.ScrollPage(2);
driver.Wait(6);
driver.ScrollPage(1);
driver.Wait(6);
timer.ExtractPageLoadTime("Yahoo article");
// Then go back to the news homepage
driver.Navigate().Back();
}
public override void Run(RemoteWebDriver driver, string browser, CredentialManager credentialManager, ResponsivenessTimer timer)
{
driver.NavigateToUrl("http://www.yahoo.com");
driver.Wait(5);
timer.ExtractPageLoadTime("Yahoo homepage");
IWebElement newsLink;
// Go to the News section
// There are a number of different layouts currently. Trying each one in order of observed probability.
try
{
// This should cover most of the cases
newsLink = driver.FindElement(By.LinkText("News"));
}
catch
{
try
{
newsLink = driver.FindElement(By.XPath("//a[@href='https://www.yahoo.com/news/']"));
}
catch
{
try
{
newsLink = driver.FindElement(By.XPath("//a[@href='https://news.yahoo.com/']"));
}
catch
{
// ok fine, let's try finding the news link element with a little more brute force
// First get all the anchor elements
var anchorElements = driver.FindElementsByXPath("//a");
// Filter down the elements to the specific one(s) we are looking for.
var newsLinkElements = from elem in anchorElements
let hrefx = elem.GetAttribute("href")
where hrefx.EndsWith("yahoo.com/news/") || hrefx.EndsWith("news.yahoo.com/")
select elem;
// There should only be one or none.
newsLink = newsLinkElements.FirstOrDefault();
}
}
}
driver.ClickElement(newsLink);
driver.Wait(5);
// Add a link to a known article
// This hack is a little unfortunate, as no real user is injecting javascript to create a link, but
// the overhead of doing this is minimal compared to normal code running on the page, and it allows
// us to control exactly which article we navigate to, and is consistent for every run
driver.ExecuteScript(@"
var newA = document.createElement(""a"");
newA.href = ""https://www.yahoo.com/tech/microsoft-surface-studio-hands-on-221123426.html"";
newA.innerHTML = ""Go to a typical news story (This link added by automation)"";
newA.setAttribute(""id"", ""bet_automationLink"");
var stream = document.querySelector(""#YDC-Stream"");
stream.insertBefore(newA, stream.firstChild);
");
// Navigate to the article we added
driver.Wait(5);
driver.ClickElement(driver.FindElement(By.Id("bet_automationLink")));
// Simulate reading it
driver.Wait(6);
// Give focus to some element on the page so that PG DN scrolls
driver.FindElement(By.Id("SideTop-0-CanvasTag-Proxy")).FindElement(By.TagName("a")).SendKeys("");
driver.ScrollPage(2);
driver.Wait(6);
driver.ScrollPage(1);
driver.Wait(6);
timer.ExtractPageLoadTime("Yahoo article");
// Then go back to the news homepage
driver.NavigateBack();
}