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Context menu, copy button, multi-component actions https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/14243102-3848-43fc-82bb-a48648536985 - The 'More' menu can now be opened under the mouse, through the context menu action (right click/control-click on Mac/menu button on keyboard). - Add copy-components button to menu. - The menu can now be opened while multiple components are selected; if the clicked component was among the selected components, the selection will be preserved. Some menu actions--currently *copy* and *delete*, apply to all selected components. These actions will change their displayed labels when multiple components are selected. If a single-component action is executed, the component it was applied to will become the sole selection. Fixes #11633, #11634
114 lines
4.8 KiB
TypeScript
114 lines
4.8 KiB
TypeScript
import { test, type Page } from '@playwright/test'
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import * as actions from './actions'
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import { expect } from './customExpect'
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import { CONTROL_KEY } from './keyboard'
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import * as locate from './locate'
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import { edgesToNodeWithBinding, graphNodeByBinding, outputPortCoordinates } from './locate'
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/**
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* Prepare the graph for the tests. We drag the `ten` node to the right of the `sum` node for better access
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* to the edges.
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*/
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async function initGraph(page: Page) {
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await actions.goToGraph(page)
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await actions.dragNodeByBinding(page, 'ten', 400, 0)
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await actions.dragNodeByBinding(page, 'sum', -400, 0)
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}
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// For each outgoing edge we expect two elements: an element for io and an element for the rendered edge itself.
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const EDGE_PARTS = 2
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/**
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Scenario: We disconnect the `sum` parameter in the `prod` node by clicking on the edge and clicking on the background.
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*/
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test('Disconnect an edge from a port', async ({ page }) => {
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await initGraph(page)
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await expect(await edgesToNodeWithBinding(page, 'sum')).toHaveCount(2 * EDGE_PARTS)
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const targetEdge = page.locator('svg.behindNodes g:nth-child(2) path.edge.visible')
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// Hover over edge to the right of node with binding `ten`.
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await targetEdge.click({
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position: { x: 250, y: 5.0 },
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force: true,
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})
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await page.mouse.click(500, -500)
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await expect(await edgesToNodeWithBinding(page, 'sum')).toHaveCount(EDGE_PARTS)
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})
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/** Scenario: We replace the `sum` parameter in the `prod` node` with the `ten` node. */
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test('Connect an node to a port', async ({ page }) => {
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await initGraph(page)
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await expect(await edgesToNodeWithBinding(page, 'sum')).toHaveCount(2 * EDGE_PARTS)
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const targetEdge = page.locator('svg.behindNodes g:nth-child(2) path.edge.visible')
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// Hover over edge to the left of node with binding `ten`.
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await targetEdge.click({
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position: { x: 450, y: 5.0 },
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force: true,
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})
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// Click the target port in the `prod` node.
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const targetPort = page.locator('span').filter({ hasText: /^sum$/ })
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// We need `force: true` because edge connecting is handled in capture phase and may result
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// in port change, what confuses playwright's actionability checks.
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await targetPort.click({ force: true, noWaitAfter: true })
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await expect(graphNodeByBinding(page, 'prod')).toContainText('ten')
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})
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/** As above, but by dragging edge instead of clicking source and target separately. */
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test('Connect an node to a port via dragging the edge', async ({ page }) => {
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await initGraph(page)
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await expect(await edgesToNodeWithBinding(page, 'sum')).toHaveCount(2 * EDGE_PARTS)
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const targetEdge = page.locator('svg.behindNodes g:nth-child(2) path.edge.visible')
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const targetPort = page.locator('span').filter({ hasText: /^sum$/ })
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// Hover over edge to the left of node with binding `ten`.
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await targetEdge.dragTo(targetPort, {
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sourcePosition: { x: 450, y: 5.0 },
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force: true,
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})
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await expect(graphNodeByBinding(page, 'prod')).toContainText('ten')
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})
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test('Conditional ports: Disabled', async ({ page }) => {
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await actions.goToGraph(page)
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const node = graphNodeByBinding(page, 'filtered')
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const conditionalPort = node.locator('.WidgetPort').filter({ hasText: /^filter$/ })
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// Check that the `enabled` CSS class is not set on disabled `WidgetPort`s.
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await expect(node.locator('.WidgetIcon')).toBeVisible()
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await expect(conditionalPort).not.toHaveClass(/enabled/)
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// When a port is disabled, it doesn't react to hovering with a disconnected edge,
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// and any attempt to connect to it should open the CB.
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const outputPort = await outputPortCoordinates(graphNodeByBinding(page, 'final'))
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await page.mouse.click(outputPort.x, outputPort.y)
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await conditionalPort.hover()
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await expect(conditionalPort).not.toHaveClass(/isTarget/)
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// We need `force: true` because ComponentBrowser appears in event's capture phase, what
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// confuses playwright's actionability checks.
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await conditionalPort.click({ force: true })
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await expect(locate.componentBrowser(page)).toExist()
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await page.keyboard.press('Escape')
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})
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test('Conditional ports: Enabled', async ({ page }) => {
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await actions.goToGraph(page)
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const node = graphNodeByBinding(page, 'filtered')
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const conditionalPort = node.locator('.WidgetPort').filter({ hasText: /^filter$/ })
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await page.keyboard.down(CONTROL_KEY)
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await expect(conditionalPort).toHaveClass(/enabled/)
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const outputPort = await outputPortCoordinates(graphNodeByBinding(page, 'final'))
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await page.mouse.click(outputPort.x, outputPort.y)
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await conditionalPort.hover()
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await expect(conditionalPort).toHaveClass(/isTarget/)
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// We need to force port clicks; see comment in 'Connect an node to a port via dragging the edge'
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await conditionalPort.click({ force: true })
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await expect(node.locator('.WidgetToken')).toHaveText(['final'])
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await page.keyboard.up(CONTROL_KEY)
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})
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