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This allows you to not have to write a separate test file for the same thing but in a different situation. This doesn't handle when you change the page with location.href however. Changes the name of the page load handlers to prevent confusion with this.
32 lines
1.2 KiB
JavaScript
32 lines
1.2 KiB
JavaScript
// NOTE: The tester loads in LibJS's test-common to prevent duplication.
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// NOTE: "window.libweb_tester" is set to a special tester object.
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// The object currently provides the following functions:
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// - changePage(url) - change page to given URL. Everything afterwards will refer to the new page.
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let __PageToLoad__;
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// This tells the tester which page to load.
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// This will only be checked when we look at which page the test wants to use.
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// Subsequent calls to loadPage in before/after initial load will be ignored.
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let loadPage;
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let __BeforeInitialPageLoad__ = () => {};
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// This function will be called just before loading the initial page.
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// This is useful for injecting event listeners.
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// Defaults to an empty function.
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let beforeInitialPageLoad;
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let __AfterInitialPageLoad__ = () => {};
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// This function will be called just after loading the initial page.
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// This is where the main bulk of the tests should be.
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// Defaults to an empty function.
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let afterInitialPageLoad;
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(() => {
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loadPage = (page) => __PageToLoad__ = page;
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beforeInitialPageLoad = (callback) => __BeforeInitialPageLoad__ = callback;
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afterInitialPageLoad = (callback) => __AfterInitialPageLoad__ = callback;
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})();
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