quixote | CSS unit and integration testing | Unit Testing library
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kandi X-RAY | quixote Summary
Quixote is a library for testing CSS. It's fast—over 100 tests/second—and has a powerful API. You can use it for unit testing (test your CSS files directly) or integration testing (test against a real server). Either way, your tests check how HTML elements are actually rendered by the browser. Quixote is unique for its ability to test how elements relate to each other. For example, you can test if one element is below another element, or how an element compares to the browser's viewport. Quixote runs in the browser and works with any test framework. You can even test multiple browsers simultaneously by using a tool such as Karma or Test'em. It works in modern desktop browsers, mobile browsers, and IE 8+.
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- Format the type of value .
- Queue task queue
- Format a property .
- Render the expected properties on the expected object .
- Executes git commands .
- Deep equality of object prototype .
- Normalizes an element taking care of its properties .
- Iterate over an object
- Calls a callback function with an optional retry
- Inserts new task into the queue
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QUESTION
I'm trying to iterate through my list of dictionaries, for when the user selects a corresponding ID will copy it to the other list.
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Answered 2022-Mar-02 at 21:43You don't need to loop through the dictionary items. Just compare the ID with what the user entered.
You shouldn't return when the ID doesn't match in the loop, because you need to keep looking.
Don't use recursive calls as a replacement for looping. If you want to go back to the main menu, just return from this (I assume it's called from main_menu()). And to ask for another book, just wrap this code in a loop.
QUESTION
Sorry, I messed that up. I did not update the manifest from the last post and I forgot the content.js, that is how the Change button was sending the value and the page was getting the new style attribute value from the one entered in the text field and then to the content.js, existing content.js file added below.
I have a styles.css that changes the web page and is loaded from the popup but want to change a variable in the styles.css from the data entered at the popup.
I've added a content.js file and I can now pass a value from the Popup and it adds a new style attribute to the page but it's not updating the --ptwidth in the styles.css file. I think I need to have it in the styles.css to give the correct location and add the !important option.
I tried to ask this question before an it was closed\linked to one about webpage DOMs and don't have the reputation to post a comment and not sure I should ask my questions there if I could:
How to access the webpage DOM rather than the extension page DOM?
The styles.css injection works using the Wider button and the --ptwidth var is passed the value given (310) in the styles.CSS, at the very least I'd like to be able to enter a new value in the textbox and then use the existing Wider button to load the updated styles.css but it would be nice to have it auto update and maybe even use the slider.
The change button moves the new value entered in the text field to the content.js file and it then adds the new style attribute but it's not working. The insertCSS on the Wider button works but the info it adds is different.
Content.js adds the Style attribute section and the insertCSS adds the :root section that works.
Added by insertCSS Works and adds these two:
Rule before using the working Wider button with insertCSS:
Rules after the insertCSS injections of styles.css:
manifest:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-30 at 02:24It seems like there is still some work to do on this extension. I will try to provide only a solution to what was asked an leave the rest for you to work on.
Issues I will try to addressYou shouldn't be reusing
popup.jsas a content script. You should create a separate file instead of having one script be both injected into the webpage and also being used in the popup window.You are also sending messages from the popup window without anything listening for the messages. This also would be solved by creating a separate content script that listens for these messages.
I edited the manifest.json and popup.js as well as created a new file content.js.
manifest.json
- changed "popup.js" to "content.js"
QUESTION
I am trying to create an ul which has a li for each review in the Set reviews from the book object that I send back from the server. The result is seemingly a massive internal server error, I get a very long stack-trace printed out to the terminal, I have no idea what might be the problem. If I comment out the ul block, everything works fine.
The error (opens new link, pastebin) (not the full error, it did not fit in VSCODE terminal.
book.html
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-25 at 17:54This is because you are using the @EqualsAndHashCode Lombok annotation. There is an error (possibly recursive, since your stack trace is large, I am not sure) when getting the hashcode of the Review JPA entity.
The Lombok auto-generated hashcode method in Review entity will call the Book entity, which tries to get the hashcode of the Set of Reviews. This Set needs to be initialized first before it can be read.
QUESTION
I've been trying to get this big text inside the placeholder to be indented inside the code only. But as I try to indent it, the code gets the indentation as literal inside the quotes.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-29 at 20:06Don't use indent inside a block of attributes and sometimes elements. Because a little space can also make huge differences.
See in the below snippet a break of line after end of span make a difference of space when it is not braked.
It is safer to break after the end of element or at
<>(but not applied in all cases like intext-areabreaking after<>will not display place-holder) arrows because sometimes space matters
QUESTION
I fear this is again a question about interpreting the ISO/IEC 14882 (the C++ standard) but:
Is calling main from the program e.g. my calling main() recursively from main not at least implementation defined behavior? (Update: I imply later ill-formed not implementation defined, also not UB, see below and answer)
6.9.3.1 [basic.start.main] states
3 The function main shall not be used within a program. The linkage (6.6) of main is implementation-defined...
The consensus seems to be undefined behavior (UB). The documentation of MSVC also points towards UB, the one of gcc also implicitly denies implementation-defined behavior. It can not be [defns.unspecified] unspecified behavior since I would interpret shall not as ill-formed.
However, despite the implementations, to my interpretation is should not be UB but as 4.1 [intro.compliance] states
1 The set of diagnosable rules consists of all syntactic and semantic rules in this document except for those rules containing an explicit notation that “no diagnostic is required” or which are described as resulting in “undefined behavior”. ... (2.2) — If a program contains a violation of any diagnosable rule or an occurrence of a construct described in this document as “conditionally-supported” when the implementation does not support that construct, a conforming implementation shall issue at least one diagnostic message.
For me the reasoning seems clear
tl;dr- calling main implies the program contains a violation of the rule of [basic.start.main]
- [basic.start.main] does not state calling/use is UB or a diagnostic is not required
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- is an element of "diagnosable rules" as per [intro.compliance]
- [intro.compliance] 2.2 states violation of any diagnoseable rule must be issued at least one diagnostic message
- Since 3. and 4. the usage of main shall issue at least one diagnostic message
- Since 5. 1. is not UB
- Since neither gcc,MSVC or clang issue an error or warning but compile, all major implementations are not compliant
Of course since 7. I feel again in the Don Quixote scenario i.e. being wrong, so I would appreciate if someone could enlighten me about my mistake. Otherwise, there are standard defects, aren't there?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-28 at 16:33I think your analysis is correct: calls to main are ill-formed.
You have to pass the -pedantic flag to make GCC and Clang conform. In that case, Clang says
QUESTION
I am using Groovy / XmlSlurper to read parent nodes of an XML document, for example the following program:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-27 at 13:14adding book[0].parent() will do the trick
QUESTION
The regex I am using is \d+-\d+, but I'm not quite sure about how to separate the Roman numbers and how to create a new column with them.
I have this dataset:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-18 at 23:56I am pretty sure there might be a more optimal solution, but this is would be a fast way of solving it:
QUESTION
My Mongoose requests have all been timing out since yesterday.
My internet connection is working well, the same as usual, and my source code is unchanged.
So, I think it must be a problem with my dependencies or with MongoDB itself.
Minimal reproducible example:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-13 at 08:08First you need to wait a connection to be established to make sure it will be ok, see Error handling:
QUESTION
I am learning C# and I am trying to parse json/xml responses and check each and every key and value pair. For xml I am converting to json so I have only one function/script to work with both cases. My issue is that I am working with a wide range of json responses which are not similar and there may be arrays in some of the json response. I have tried accessing the "Count" of the json object as a way to check for arrays.
Note: The responses will vary. This example is for Products > Product > name, quantity and category. The next response will change and can be like Country > State > Cities and so on. I cannot rely on creating classes since all responses are going to be different. Plus I am working on automating it so it should be able to handle anything thrown at it.
Sample Json I am working with:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-09 at 09:01Try to deserialize your JSON into JObject like below:
QUESTION
I am following this tutorial which secures my Blazor WebAssembly Apps with Auth2.com and I am using command line to run the program. I could completed all the steps successfully and I could the Blazor app. But for the last step, I got this error from the command line
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-09 at 10:15Each account in Auth0 has a discovery endpoint and you can find it by going to Settings for your Auth0 application and then under Advanced settings you will find the Endpoints tab.
Under there you will find your OpenID Configuration URL.
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To begin, you'll need a way of running tests in the browser. You can use any test framework you like.
Install Karma. Karma runs your test suite in multiple browsers simultaneously.
Install Mocha. Mocha is a test framework. It organizes and runs your tests.
Install Chai. Chai is an assertion library. It allows you to check results.
Now you can write your tests. Quixote uses a special test frame for its tests, so you'll need to create and destroy it using quixote.createFrame() and frame.remove(). This is a relatively slow operation, so try to do it just once for each file you test. If you modify the contents of the test frame, you can reset it to a pristine state by calling frame.reset() or frame.reload(). This is faster than recreating the test frame.
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