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1 // Copyright (c) 2012 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved.
2 // Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
3 // found in the LICENSE file.
5 /**
6 * @fileoverview The way these tests work is as follows:
7 * C++ in net_internals_ui_browsertest.cc does any necessary setup, and then
8 * calls the entry point for a test with RunJavascriptTest. The called
9 * function can then use the assert/expect functions defined in test_api.js.
10 * All callbacks from the browser are wrapped in such a way that they can
11 * also use the assert/expect functions.
13 * A test ends when testDone is called. This can be done by the test itself,
14 * but will also be done by the test framework when an assert/expect test fails
15 * or an exception is thrown.
18 // Include the C++ browser test class when generating *.cc files.
19 GEN('#include ' +
20 '"chrome/browser/ui/webui/net_internals/net_internals_ui_browsertest.h"');
22 var NetInternalsTest = (function() {
23 /**
24 * A shorter poll interval is used for tests, since a few tests wait for
25 * polled values to change.
26 * @type {number}
27 * @const
29 var TESTING_POLL_INTERVAL_MS = 50;
31 /**
32 * Private pointer to the currently active test framework. Needed so static
33 * functions can access some of the inner workings of the test framework.
34 * @type {NetInternalsTest}
36 var activeTest_ = null;
38 function NetInternalsTest() {
39 activeTest_ = this;
42 NetInternalsTest.prototype = {
43 __proto__: testing.Test.prototype,
45 /**
46 * Define the C++ fixture class and include it.
47 * @type {?string}
48 * @override
50 typedefCppFixture: 'NetInternalsTest',
52 /** @inheritDoc */
53 browsePreload: 'chrome://net-internals/',
55 /** @inheritDoc */
56 isAsync: true,
58 setUp: function() {
59 // Enforce accessibility auditing, but suppress some false positives.
60 this.accessibilityIssuesAreErrors = true;
61 // False positive because a unicode character is used to draw a square.
62 // If it was actual text it'd be too low-contrast, but a square is fine.
63 this.accessibilityAuditConfig.ignoreSelectors(
64 'lowContrastElements', '#timeline-view-selection-ul label');
65 // Suppress this error; the black-on-gray button is readable.
66 this.accessibilityAuditConfig.ignoreSelectors(
67 'lowContrastElements', '#export-view-save-log-file');
68 // False positive because the background color highlights and then
69 // fades out with a transition when there's an error.
70 this.accessibilityAuditConfig.ignoreSelectors(
71 'lowContrastElements', '#hsts-view-query-output span');
72 // False positives for unknown reason.
73 this.accessibilityAuditConfig.ignoreSelectors(
74 'focusableElementNotVisibleAndNotAriaHidden',
75 '#hsts-view-tab-content *');
77 // TODO(aboxhall): enable when this bug is fixed:
78 // https://github.com/GoogleChrome/accessibility-developer-tools/issues/69
79 this.accessibilityAuditConfig.auditRulesToIgnore.push(
80 'focusableElementNotVisibleAndNotAriaHidden');
82 // Wrap g_browser.receive around a test function so that assert and expect
83 // functions can be called from observers.
84 g_browser.receive =
85 this.continueTest(WhenTestDone.EXPECT,
86 BrowserBridge.prototype.receive.bind(g_browser));
88 g_browser.setPollInterval(TESTING_POLL_INTERVAL_MS);
90 var runTest = this.deferRunTest(WhenTestDone.EXPECT);
92 // If we've already received the constants, start the tests.
93 if (Constants) {
94 // Stat test asynchronously, to avoid running a nested test function.
95 window.setTimeout(runTest, 0);
96 return;
99 // Otherwise, wait until we do.
100 console.log('Received constants late.');
103 * Observer that starts the tests once we've received the constants.
105 function ConstantsObserver() {
106 this.testStarted_ = false;
109 ConstantsObserver.prototype.onReceivedConstants = function() {
110 if (!this.testStarted_) {
111 this.testStarted_ = true;
112 // Stat test asynchronously, to avoid running a nested test function,
113 // and so we don't call any constants observers used by individual
114 // tests.
115 window.setTimeout(runTest, 0);
119 g_browser.addConstantsObserver(new ConstantsObserver());
124 * A callback function for use by asynchronous Tasks that need a return value
125 * from the NetInternalsTest::MessageHandler. Must be null when no such
126 * Task is running. Set by NetInternalsTest.setCallback. Automatically
127 * cleared once called. Must only be called through
128 * NetInternalsTest::MessageHandler::RunCallback, from the browser process.
130 NetInternalsTest.callback = null;
133 * Sets NetInternalsTest.callback. Any arguments will be passed to the
134 * callback function.
135 * @param {function} callbackFunction Callback function to be called from the
136 * browser.
138 NetInternalsTest.setCallback = function(callbackFunction) {
139 // Make sure no Task has already set the callback function.
140 assertEquals(null, NetInternalsTest.callback);
142 // Wrap |callbackFunction| in a function that clears
143 // |NetInternalsTest.callback| before calling |callbackFunction|.
144 var callbackFunctionWrapper = function() {
145 NetInternalsTest.callback = null;
146 callbackFunction.apply(null, Array.prototype.slice.call(arguments));
149 // Wrap |callbackFunctionWrapper| with test framework code.
150 NetInternalsTest.callback =
151 activeTest_.continueTest(WhenTestDone.EXPECT, callbackFunctionWrapper);
155 * Returns the first tbody that's a descendant of |ancestorId|. If the
156 * specified node is itself a table body node, just returns that node.
157 * Returns null if no such node is found.
158 * @param {string} ancestorId ID of an HTML element with a tbody descendant.
159 * @return {node} The tbody node, or null.
161 NetInternalsTest.getTbodyDescendent = function(ancestorId) {
162 if ($(ancestorId).nodeName == 'TBODY')
163 return $(ancestorId);
164 // The tbody element of the first styled table in |parentId|.
165 return document.querySelector('#' + ancestorId + ' tbody');
169 * Finds the first tbody that's a descendant of |ancestorId|, including the
170 * |ancestorId| element itself, and returns the number of rows it has.
171 * Returns -1 if there's no such table. Excludes hidden rows.
172 * @param {string} ancestorId ID of an HTML element with a tbody descendant.
173 * @return {number} Number of rows the style table's body has.
175 NetInternalsTest.getTbodyNumRows = function(ancestorId) {
176 // The tbody element of the first styled table in |parentId|.
177 var tbody = NetInternalsTest.getTbodyDescendent(ancestorId);
178 if (!tbody)
179 return -1;
180 var visibleChildren = 0;
181 for (var i = 0; i < tbody.children.length; ++i) {
182 if (NetInternalsTest.nodeIsVisible(tbody.children[i]))
183 ++visibleChildren;
185 return visibleChildren;
189 * Finds the first tbody that's a descendant of |ancestorId|, including the
190 * |ancestorId| element itself, and checks if it has exactly |expectedRows|
191 * rows. Does not count hidden rows.
192 * @param {string} ancestorId ID of an HTML element with a tbody descendant.
193 * @param {number} expectedRows Expected number of rows in the table.
195 NetInternalsTest.checkTbodyRows = function(ancestorId, expectedRows) {
196 expectEquals(expectedRows,
197 NetInternalsTest.getTbodyNumRows(ancestorId),
198 'Incorrect number of rows in ' + ancestorId);
202 * Finds the tbody that's a descendant of |ancestorId|, including the
203 * |ancestorId| element itself, and returns the text of the specified cell.
204 * If the cell does not exist, throws an exception. Skips over hidden rows.
205 * @param {string} ancestorId ID of an HTML element with a tbody descendant.
206 * @param {number} row Row of the value to retrieve.
207 * @param {number} column Column of the value to retrieve.
209 NetInternalsTest.getTbodyText = function(ancestorId, row, column) {
210 var tbody = NetInternalsTest.getTbodyDescendent(ancestorId);
211 var currentChild = tbody.children[0];
212 while (currentChild) {
213 if (NetInternalsTest.nodeIsVisible(currentChild)) {
214 if (row == 0)
215 return currentChild.children[column].innerText;
216 --row;
218 currentChild = currentChild.nextElementSibling;
220 return 'invalid row';
224 * Returns the view and menu item node for the tab with given id.
225 * Asserts if the tab can't be found.
226 * @param {string}: tabId Id of the tab to lookup.
227 * @return {Object}
229 NetInternalsTest.getTab = function(tabId) {
230 var tabSwitcher = MainView.getInstance().tabSwitcher();
231 var view = tabSwitcher.getTabView(tabId);
232 var menuItem = tabSwitcher.getMenuItemNode_(tabId);
234 assertNotEquals(view, undefined, tabId + ' does not exist.');
235 assertNotEquals(menuItem, undefined, tabId + ' does not exist.');
237 return {
238 view: view,
239 menuItem: menuItem,
244 * Returns true if the node is visible.
245 * @param {Node}: node Node to check the visibility state of.
246 * @return {bool} Whether or not the node is visible.
248 NetInternalsTest.nodeIsVisible = function(node) {
249 return node.style.display != 'none';
253 * Returns true if the specified tab's handle is visible, false otherwise.
254 * Asserts if the handle can't be found.
255 * @param {string}: tabId Id of the tab to check.
256 * @return {bool} Whether or not the tab's handle is visible.
258 NetInternalsTest.tabHandleIsVisible = function(tabId) {
259 var tabHandleNode = NetInternalsTest.getTab(tabId).menuItem;
260 return NetInternalsTest.nodeIsVisible(tabHandleNode);
264 * Returns the id of the currently active tab.
265 * @return {string} ID of the active tab.
267 NetInternalsTest.getActiveTabId = function() {
268 return MainView.getInstance().tabSwitcher().getActiveTabId();
272 * Returns the tab id of a tab, given its associated URL hash value. Asserts
273 * if |hash| has no associated tab.
274 * @param {string}: hash Hash associated with the tab to return the id of.
275 * @return {string} String identifier of the tab with the given hash.
277 NetInternalsTest.getTabId = function(hash) {
279 * Map of tab handle names to location hashes. Since the text fixture
280 * must be runnable independent of net-internals, for generating the
281 * test's cc files, must be careful to only create this map while a test
282 * is running.
283 * @type {object.<string, string>}
285 var hashToTabHandleIdMap = {
286 capture: CaptureView.TAB_ID,
287 export: ExportView.TAB_ID,
288 import: ImportView.TAB_ID,
289 proxy: ProxyView.TAB_ID,
290 events: EventsView.TAB_ID,
291 waterfall: WaterfallView.TAB_ID,
292 timeline: TimelineView.TAB_ID,
293 dns: DnsView.TAB_ID,
294 sockets: SocketsView.TAB_ID,
295 spdy: SpdyView.TAB_ID,
296 quic: QuicView.TAB_ID,
297 httpCache: HttpCacheView.TAB_ID,
298 modules: ModulesView.TAB_ID,
299 tests: TestView.TAB_ID,
300 hsts: HSTSView.TAB_ID,
301 logs: LogsView.TAB_ID,
302 prerender: PrerenderView.TAB_ID,
303 bandwidth: BandwidthView.TAB_ID,
304 chromeos: CrosView.TAB_ID,
305 visualizer: CrosLogVisualizerView.TAB_ID
308 assertEquals(typeof hashToTabHandleIdMap[hash], 'string',
309 'Invalid tab anchor: ' + hash);
310 var tabId = hashToTabHandleIdMap[hash];
311 assertEquals('object', typeof NetInternalsTest.getTab(tabId),
312 'Invalid tab: ' + tabId);
313 return tabId;
317 * Switches to the specified tab.
318 * @param {string}: hash Hash associated with the tab to switch to.
320 NetInternalsTest.switchToView = function(hash) {
321 var tabId = NetInternalsTest.getTabId(hash);
323 // Make sure the tab handle is visible, as we only simulate normal usage.
324 expectTrue(NetInternalsTest.tabHandleIsVisible(tabId),
325 tabId + ' does not have a visible tab handle.');
326 var tabHandleNode = NetInternalsTest.getTab(tabId).menuItem;
328 // Simulate selecting the menuitem.
329 tabHandleNode.selected = true;
330 tabHandleNode.parentNode.onchange();
332 // Make sure the hash changed.
333 assertEquals('#' + hash, document.location.hash);
335 // Make sure only the specified tab is visible.
336 var tabSwitcher = MainView.getInstance().tabSwitcher();
337 var tabIdToView = tabSwitcher.getAllTabViews();
338 for (var curTabId in tabIdToView) {
339 expectEquals(curTabId == tabId,
340 tabSwitcher.getTabView(curTabId).isVisible(),
341 curTabId + ': Unexpected visibility state.');
346 * Checks the visibility of all tab handles against expected values.
347 * @param {object.<string, bool>}: tabVisibilityState Object with a an entry
348 * for each tab's hash, and a bool indicating if it should be visible or
349 * not.
350 * @param {bool+}: tourTabs True if tabs expected to be visible should should
351 * each be navigated to as well.
353 NetInternalsTest.checkTabHandleVisibility = function(tabVisibilityState,
354 tourTabs) {
355 // The currently active tab should have a handle that is visible.
356 expectTrue(NetInternalsTest.tabHandleIsVisible(
357 NetInternalsTest.getActiveTabId()));
359 // Check visibility state of all tabs.
360 var tabCount = 0;
361 for (var hash in tabVisibilityState) {
362 var tabId = NetInternalsTest.getTabId(hash);
363 assertEquals('object', typeof NetInternalsTest.getTab(tabId),
364 'Invalid tab: ' + tabId);
365 expectEquals(tabVisibilityState[hash],
366 NetInternalsTest.tabHandleIsVisible(tabId),
367 tabId + ' visibility state is unexpected.');
368 if (tourTabs && tabVisibilityState[hash])
369 NetInternalsTest.switchToView(hash);
370 tabCount++;
373 // Check that every tab was listed.
374 var tabSwitcher = MainView.getInstance().tabSwitcher();
375 var tabIdToView = tabSwitcher.getAllTabViews();
376 var expectedTabCount = 0;
377 for (tabId in tabIdToView)
378 expectedTabCount++;
379 expectEquals(tabCount, expectedTabCount);
383 * This class allows multiple Tasks to be queued up to be run sequentially.
384 * A Task can wait for asynchronous callbacks from the browser before
385 * completing, at which point the next queued Task will be run.
386 * @param {bool}: endTestWhenDone True if testDone should be called when the
387 * final task completes.
388 * @param {NetInternalsTest}: test Test fixture passed to Tasks.
389 * @constructor
391 NetInternalsTest.TaskQueue = function(endTestWhenDone) {
392 // Test fixture for passing to tasks.
393 this.tasks_ = [];
394 this.isRunning_ = false;
395 this.endTestWhenDone_ = endTestWhenDone;
398 NetInternalsTest.TaskQueue.prototype = {
400 * Adds a Task to the end of the queue. Each Task may only be added once
401 * to a single queue. Also passes the text fixture to the Task.
402 * @param {Task}: task The Task to add.
404 addTask: function(task) {
405 this.tasks_.push(task);
406 task.setTaskQueue_(this);
410 * Adds a Task to the end of the queue. The task will call the provided
411 * function, and then complete.
412 * @param {function}: taskFunction The function the task will call.
414 addFunctionTask: function(taskFunction) {
415 this.addTask(new NetInternalsTest.CallFunctionTask(taskFunction));
419 * Starts running the Tasks in the queue, passing its arguments, if any,
420 * to the first Task's start function. May only be called once.
422 run: function() {
423 assertFalse(this.isRunning_);
424 this.isRunning_ = true;
425 this.runNextTask_(Array.prototype.slice.call(arguments));
429 * If there are any Tasks in |tasks_|, removes the first one and runs it.
430 * Otherwise, sets |isRunning_| to false. If |endTestWhenDone_| is true,
431 * calls testDone.
432 * @param {array} argArray arguments to be passed on to next Task's start
433 * method. May be a 0-length array.
435 runNextTask_: function(argArray) {
436 assertTrue(this.isRunning_);
437 // The last Task may have used |NetInternalsTest.callback|. Make sure
438 // it's now null.
439 expectEquals(null, NetInternalsTest.callback);
441 if (this.tasks_.length > 0) {
442 var nextTask = this.tasks_.shift();
443 nextTask.start.apply(nextTask, argArray);
444 } else {
445 this.isRunning_ = false;
446 if (this.endTestWhenDone_)
447 testDone();
453 * A Task that can be added to a TaskQueue. A Task is started with a call to
454 * the start function, and must call its own onTaskDone when complete.
455 * @constructor
457 NetInternalsTest.Task = function() {
458 this.taskQueue_ = null;
459 this.isDone_ = false;
460 this.completeAsync_ = false;
463 NetInternalsTest.Task.prototype = {
465 * Starts running the Task. Only called once per Task, must be overridden.
466 * Any arguments passed to the last Task's onTaskDone, or to run (If the
467 * first task) will be passed along.
469 start: function() {
470 assertNotReached('Start function not overridden.');
474 * Updates value of |completeAsync_|. If set to true, the next Task will
475 * start asynchronously. Useful if the Task completes on an event that
476 * the next Task may care about.
478 setCompleteAsync: function(value) {
479 this.completeAsync_ = value;
483 * @return {bool} True if this task has completed by calling onTaskDone.
485 isDone: function() {
486 return this.isDone_;
490 * Sets the TaskQueue used by the task in the onTaskDone function. May only
491 * be called by the TaskQueue.
492 * @param {TaskQueue}: taskQueue The TaskQueue |this| has been added to.
494 setTaskQueue_: function(taskQueue) {
495 assertEquals(null, this.taskQueue_);
496 this.taskQueue_ = taskQueue;
500 * Must be called when a task is complete, and can only be called once for a
501 * task. Runs the next task, if any, passing along all arguments.
503 onTaskDone: function() {
504 assertFalse(this.isDone_);
505 this.isDone_ = true;
507 // Function to run the next task in the queue.
508 var runNextTask = this.taskQueue_.runNextTask_.bind(
509 this.taskQueue_,
510 Array.prototype.slice.call(arguments));
512 // If we need to start the next task asynchronously, we need to wrap
513 // it with the test framework code.
514 if (this.completeAsync_) {
515 window.setTimeout(activeTest_.continueTest(WhenTestDone.EXPECT,
516 runNextTask),
518 return;
521 // Otherwise, just run the next task directly.
522 runNextTask();
527 * A Task that can be added to a TaskQueue. A Task is started with a call to
528 * the start function, and must call its own onTaskDone when complete.
529 * @extends {NetInternalsTest.Task}
530 * @constructor
532 NetInternalsTest.CallFunctionTask = function(taskFunction) {
533 NetInternalsTest.Task.call(this);
534 assertEquals('function', typeof taskFunction);
535 this.taskFunction_ = taskFunction;
538 NetInternalsTest.CallFunctionTask.prototype = {
539 __proto__: NetInternalsTest.Task.prototype,
542 * Runs the function and then completes. Passes all arguments, if any,
543 * along to the function.
545 start: function() {
546 this.taskFunction_.apply(null, Array.prototype.slice.call(arguments));
547 this.onTaskDone();
552 * A Task that converts the given path into a URL served by the TestServer.
553 * The resulting URL will be passed to the next task. Will also start the
554 * TestServer, if needed.
555 * @param {string} path Path to convert to a URL.
556 * @extends {NetInternalsTest.Task}
557 * @constructor
559 NetInternalsTest.GetTestServerURLTask = function(path) {
560 NetInternalsTest.Task.call(this);
561 assertEquals('string', typeof path);
562 this.path_ = path;
565 NetInternalsTest.GetTestServerURLTask.prototype = {
566 __proto__: NetInternalsTest.Task.prototype,
569 * Sets |NetInternals.callback|, and sends the path to the browser process.
571 start: function() {
572 NetInternalsTest.setCallback(this.onURLReceived_.bind(this));
573 chrome.send('getTestServerURL', [this.path_]);
577 * Completes the Task, passing the url on to the next Task.
578 * @param {string} url TestServer URL of the input path.
580 onURLReceived_: function(url) {
581 assertEquals('string', typeof url);
582 this.onTaskDone(url);
587 * A Task that creates an incognito window and only completes once it has
588 * navigated to about:blank. The waiting is required to avoid reentrancy
589 * issues, since the function to create the incognito browser also waits
590 * for the navigation to complete. May not be called if there's already an
591 * incognito browser in existence.
592 * @extends {NetInternalsTest.Task}
593 * @constructor
595 NetInternalsTest.CreateIncognitoBrowserTask = function() {
596 NetInternalsTest.Task.call(this);
599 NetInternalsTest.CreateIncognitoBrowserTask.prototype = {
600 __proto__: NetInternalsTest.Task.prototype,
603 * Tells the browser process to create an incognito browser, and sets
604 * up a callback to be called on completion.
606 start: function() {
607 // Reuse the BrowserBridge's callback mechanism, since it's already
608 // wrapped in our test harness.
609 assertEquals('undefined',
610 typeof g_browser.onIncognitoBrowserCreatedForTest);
611 g_browser.onIncognitoBrowserCreatedForTest =
612 this.onIncognitoBrowserCreatedForTest.bind(this);
614 chrome.send('createIncognitoBrowser');
618 * Deletes the callback function, and completes the task.
620 onIncognitoBrowserCreatedForTest: function() {
621 delete g_browser.onIncognitoBrowserCreatedForTest;
622 this.onTaskDone();
627 * Returns a task that closes an incognito window created with the task
628 * above. May only be called if there's an incognito window created by
629 * the above function that has yet to be closed. Returns immediately.
630 * @return {Task} Task that closes incognito browser window.
632 NetInternalsTest.getCloseIncognitoBrowserTask = function() {
633 return new NetInternalsTest.CallFunctionTask(
634 function() {
635 chrome.send('closeIncognitoBrowser');
640 * Returns true if a node does not have a 'display' property of 'none'.
641 * @param {node}: node The node to check.
643 NetInternalsTest.isDisplayed = function(node) {
644 var style = getComputedStyle(node);
645 return style.getPropertyValue('display') != 'none';
649 * Creates a new NetLog source. Note that the id may conflict with events
650 * received from the browser.
651 * @param {int}: type The source type.
652 * @param {int}: id The source id.
653 * @constructor
655 NetInternalsTest.Source = function(type, id) {
656 assertNotEquals(getKeyWithValue(EventSourceType, type), '?');
657 assertGE(id, 0);
658 this.type = type;
659 this.id = id;
663 * Creates a new NetLog event.
664 * @param {Source}: source The source associated with the event.
665 * @param {int}: type The event id.
666 * @param {int}: time When the event occurred.
667 * @param {int}: phase The event phase.
668 * @param {object}: params The event parameters. May be null.
669 * @constructor
671 NetInternalsTest.Event = function(source, type, time, phase, params) {
672 assertNotEquals(getKeyWithValue(EventType, type), '?');
673 assertNotEquals(getKeyWithValue(EventPhase, phase), '?');
675 this.source = source;
676 this.phase = phase;
677 this.type = type;
678 this.time = '' + time;
679 this.phase = phase;
680 if (params)
681 this.params = params;
685 * Creates a new NetLog begin event. Parameters are the same as Event,
686 * except there's no |phase| argument.
687 * @see Event
689 NetInternalsTest.createBeginEvent = function(source, type, time, params) {
690 return new NetInternalsTest.Event(source, type, time,
691 EventPhase.PHASE_BEGIN, params);
695 * Creates a new NetLog end event. Parameters are the same as Event,
696 * except there's no |phase| argument.
697 * @see Event
699 NetInternalsTest.createEndEvent = function(source, type, time, params) {
700 return new NetInternalsTest.Event(source, type, time,
701 EventPhase.PHASE_END, params);
705 * Creates a new NetLog end event matching the given begin event.
706 * @param {Event}: beginEvent The begin event. Returned event will have the
707 * same source and type.
708 * @param {int}: time When the event occurred.
709 * @param {object}: params The event parameters. May be null.
710 * @see Event
712 NetInternalsTest.createMatchingEndEvent = function(beginEvent, time, params) {
713 return NetInternalsTest.createEndEvent(
714 beginEvent.source, beginEvent.type, time, params);
718 * Checks that only the given status view node is visible.
719 * @param {string}: nodeId ID of the node that should be visible.
721 NetInternalsTest.expectStatusViewNodeVisible = function(nodeId) {
722 var allIds = [
723 CaptureStatusView.MAIN_BOX_ID,
724 LoadedStatusView.MAIN_BOX_ID,
725 HaltedStatusView.MAIN_BOX_ID
728 for (var i = 0; i < allIds.length; ++i) {
729 var curId = allIds[i];
730 expectEquals(nodeId == curId, NetInternalsTest.nodeIsVisible($(curId)));
734 return NetInternalsTest;
735 })();