Page - Web page class¶

Pages are considered the scaffolding for interacting with web pages as a whole. While the class is not necessary in creating testing frameworks, it does contain a few useful functions such as validating that the browser is in view of that page. An example would look like:

from sda.page import Page
from sda.structures import *
from selenium import webdriver

class HelloWorld(Page):

    def __init__(self, driver):

        Page.__init__(self, driver, '/category/sub-category/page')  # Make sure that this is the path only

        self.foo = Button(driver, '//button[@id="buttonFoo"]')

wd = webdriver.Firefox()
h = HelloWorld(wd)

# Click 'Foo' button
h.foo.click()

sda.page

class sda.page.Page(web_driver, url_path=u'/')¶

Bases: sda.element.SeleniumObject

The Page Implementation

elements()¶

Returns all testable elements on a page

Returns:	Dictionary of WebElements
Return type:	dict

in_view()¶

Returns True if the driver is currently within the scope of this page

Returns:	True, if driver on page
Return type:	bool

static is_element(attrib=None)¶

Returns True if the class attribute is a valid locator

Parameters:	attrib – Class attribute
Returns:	True, if the class attribute is a valid locator
Return type:	bool

navigate_to(*args)¶

Navigate to path

Returns:

title¶

Return page title

Returns:	Page title
Return type:	str

url¶

Current page URL

Returns:	Page URL
Return type:	str