funcy | Page Driven Functional Tests for Play | Functional Testing library
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Functional Test in Play 2.0 are the best way to test web applications:. Example: Booking a ticket is fairly easy: Simply write a row into a database. Whats the point of writing a unit test for that?. Building the booking form, receiving the request, validating user input, creating the ticket, sending the confirmation mail and displaying the confirmation page, on the other hand, is quite a complex process. But testing it through selenium is hard and , if you run into the trap of recording your test cases, very prone to changes of the underlying software. Using Page Driven Play 2.0 Functional Tests provided by funcy, you can * write your tests as simple unit tests * check results by accessing resulting web page doms or the database directly * run them very fast against an in-memory database.
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- Asserts the field with the given message
- Returns a list of all children of this element
- Return the last tag in the list
- Returns a parent tag that has this element
- Submit a submit name
- Perform a POST request
- Runs a fake request on the server
- Get the URL with the given parameters
- Fails if the given tag contains the given body
- Asserts that the element with the given tag exists
- Fails if the given string does not contain the given string
- Set a single parameter
- Gets the input parameters
- Adds an input request
- Asserts that a message contains the given code
- Get the HTML of the element
- Sets a parameter
- Changes the URI
- Get the form with the specified number
- Returns the form tag
- Asserts that s matches the given pattern
- Performs a click on the page
- Removes an input field
- Finds all elements that have a specific class
- Iterator implementation
- Saves the current application
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QUESTION
I'll post the code example that I am currently working on. I got the error:
error: invalid operation: cannot call non-function fn (variable of type MF constrained by MapFunc)
Is it possible to use constraints that contain different function signatures to be used in this way? (I would like to understand how to get what I have written to work first if at all possible.)
Here is the example:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-19 at 17:14When you constrain the type param MF to MapFunc, you can't call fn because the function types in MapFunc's type set don't have the same signature. They have different return types []string and []bool.
So the variable of type fn effectively does not support being called, and you get the (slightly cryptic) error message "cannot call non-function fn".
More formally, only a value that has a core type of type function can be called, but the constraint MapFunc doesn't have a core type.
The fix would be to parametrize MapFunc and use that type parameter as the return value, so that upon instantiation, it would have a core type:
QUESTION
I'm having a problem trying to run "dvc pull" on Google Colab. I have two repositories (let's call them A and B) where repository A is for my machine learning codes and repository B is for my dataset.
I've successfully pushed my dataset to repository B with DVC (using gdrive as my remote storage) and I also managed to successfully run "dvc import" (as well as "dvc pull/update") on my local project of repository A.
The problem comes when I use colab to run my project. So what I did was the following:
- Created a new notebook on colab
- Successfully git-cloned my machine learning project (repository A)
- Ran "!pip install dvc"
- Ran "!dvc pull -v" (This is what causes the error)
On step 4, I got the error (this is the full stack trace)
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-11 at 18:08To summarize the discussion in the comments thread.
Most likely it's happening since DVC can't get access to a private repo on GitLab. (The error message is obscure and should be fixed.)
The same way you would not be able to run:
QUESTION
So I have made a popup that works properly. but now I need the function to wait until the popup is filled in. So I started a while loop that loops until the if statement != "empty". But somehow the popup is not working. QML is getting the variable that should start the popup but it's not opening. It's starting the popup when the while loop breaks or when it ends.
Main.qml
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-25 at 13:38The reason your popup doesn't open is because sendQuery never returns until it breaks out of the while loop. You're blocking the main UI thread with an endless loop. When the QML calls into the backend, the backend ought to return as soon as possible. If it needs to wait for something, it should be done in a separate thread.
But in your example, I don't even see the point of the while loop at all. I would move your if statement into the updateklantnaam function, so there's no waiting at all.
QUESTION
I have a simple code nothing crazy but i just can't figure out how i can sent information from ComboBox to Python. I know the connection between pyton and qml is good, becouse i can sent other strings to python from qml.
Thanks in advance
Funcy.py
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-01 at 15:05If you want to send the selected text from the ComboBox when the Button is pressed then you must send the currentText:
QUESTION
How can I properly install PyCaret in AWS Glue?
Methods I tried:
--additional-python-modulesand--python-modules-installer-optionPython library patheasy_installas described in Use AWS Glue Python with NumPy and Pandas Python Packages
I am using Glue Version 2.0. I used --additional-python-modules and set to pycaret as shown in the picture.
Then I got this error log.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-08 at 17:01I reached out to AWS support. Meghana was in charge of this case.
Here is the reply:
QUESTION
I have a function that I am making use of that takes in a pointer to a location in a vector and is going to iterate it. For example:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-15 at 15:36As you can just use the []-operator for vectors, you can write funcy(&m, &x[1]);.
If you want to use at(), you can write funcy(&m, &x.at(1));.
QUESTION
I would like to assign a pointer to a lambda function, in which the lambda function is taking variables passed by reference, not by value.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-26 at 23:42Answered by @sweenish in the comments. The "function signature" has to match. It's actually "pretty straightforward".
QUESTION
I've got a function, main(), that generates 4 processes, and starts executes them eventually, but it loops over this whole block of code once it begins several times. What I want to have it do I think is apparent; print "hello1", execute the processes (and therefore the print statements), and then print "hello2"
What am I doing wrong? Would also be open to a solution that uses multiprocessing.Process() if that's easier, but I've had the same issue there as well.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-18 at 23:58I think the main problem is that the for loop is indented within the with context manager for the concurrent.futures call. Also, the print("hello1") seems out of place. The print("hello2") needs to be indented.
I think the below edit is what you're looking for...maybe...
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