97e02c2fa0
For classes, the tree of subclasses is rendered, recursively. For interfaces, the descendants are separated into child interfaces, which extend the interface, and classes, which implement the interface. Closes #19306
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814 B
TypeScript
31 lines
814 B
TypeScript
import { element, by } from 'protractor';
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import { SitePage } from './app.po';
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export class ApiPage extends SitePage {
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constructor(url: string) {
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super();
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this.navigateTo(url);
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}
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getDescendants(docType: string, onlyDirect = false) {
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// This selector is horrible because we have potentially recursive HTML lists
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//
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// ul
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// li
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// code
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// ul
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// li
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// code
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// ul
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// li
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// code
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// li
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// code
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//
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// and we want to be able to pull out the code elements from only the first level
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// if `onlyDirect` is set to `true`.
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const selector = `.descendants.${docType} ${onlyDirect ? '>' : ''} li > :not(ul) code`;
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return element.all(by.css(selector)).map<string>(item => item.getText());
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}
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}
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