Site - Web site project class

Similar to Page, Site contains useful functions on the site-level. An example would look like:

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

class MyPage(Page):

    def __init__(self, driver):

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

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


class MySite(Site):

    def __init__(self, driver):

    Site.__init__(self, driver)

    self.foo = MyPage(driver)

wd = webdriver.Firefox()
site = MySite(wd)

# Click 'Bar' button on page 'Foo'
site.foo.bar.click()

sda.site

class sda.site.Site(web_driver, **kwargs)

Bases: sda.element.SeleniumObject

The Site Implementation

The intention for the Site object is to contain all website pages. An example usage of this might be:

Let’s say we have the following file structure

my_project

• __init__.py
• main.py

• page_1

  • __init__.py
  • fixtures.py
  • locators.py
  • page.py

• page_2

  • __init__.py
  • fixtures.py
  • locators.py
  • page.py

• site

  • __init__.py
  • site.py
  • settings.py

site/site.py

from sda.site import Site
from page_1.page import Page1
from page_2.page import Page2

class ExampleSite(Site):

    def __init__(self, web_driver):

        super(ExampleSite, self).__init__(web_driver)
        self.page_1 = Page1(web_driver)
        self.page_2 = Page2(web_driver)

domain

Returns the domain for a website

Returns:domain Return type:str

path

Returns the website path

Returns:path Return type:str

url

Current page URL

Returns:Page URL Return type:str