Best Python code snippet using SeleniumBase
test_shadow_dom.py
Source: test_shadow_dom.py
...4 This uses the "::shadow" selector for piercing shadow-root elements.5 Here's the URL that contains Shadow DOM: chrome://downloads/ """6from seleniumbase import BaseCase7class ShadowDomTests(BaseCase):8 def download_tar_file_from_pypi(self, package):9 self.open("https://pypi.org/project/%s/#files" % package)10 pkg_header = self.get_text("h1.package-header__name").strip()11 pkg_name = pkg_header.replace(" ", "-")12 tar_file = pkg_name + ".tar.gz"13 tar_selector = 'div#files a[href$="%s"]' % tar_file14 self.delete_downloaded_file_if_present(tar_file, browser=True)15 self.click(tar_selector)16 return tar_file17 def test_shadow_dom(self):18 if self.browser != "chrome":19 self.open("data:,")20 print("\n This test is for Google Chrome only!")21 self.skip("This test is for Google Chrome only!")22 if self.headless:23 self.open("data:,")24 print("\n This test doesn't run in headless mode!")25 self.skip("This test doesn't run in headless mode!")26 # Download Python package files from PyPI27 file_name_1 = self.download_tar_file_from_pypi("sbase")28 file_name_2 = self.download_tar_file_from_pypi("seleniumbase")29 self.assert_downloaded_file(file_name_1, browser=True)30 self.assert_downloaded_file(file_name_2, browser=True)31 # Navigate to the Chrome downloads page.32 self.open("chrome://downloads/")33 # Shadow DOM selectors34 search_icon = (35 "downloads-manager::shadow downloads-toolbar::shadow"36 " cr-toolbar::shadow cr-toolbar-search-field::shadow"37 " cr-icon-button"38 )39 search_input = (40 "downloads-manager::shadow downloads-toolbar::shadow"41 " cr-toolbar::shadow cr-toolbar-search-field::shadow"42 " #searchInput"...
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