cockpit/test/verify/check-shell-active-pages

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#!/usr/bin/python3 -cimport os, sys; os.execv(os.path.dirname(sys.argv[1]) + "/../common/pywrap", sys.argv)
# This file is part of Cockpit.
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#
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from testlib import MachineCase, nondestructive, skipDistroPackage, test_main
@skipDistroPackage()
@nondestructive
class TestActivePages(MachineCase):
def testBasic(self):
b = self.browser
m = self.machine
# disable preloads; they are different between OSes, make the counting hard, and happen asynchronously
self.disable_preload("packagekit", "playground", "systemd")
self.login_and_go("/system")
b.wait_visible("#overview")
def showPagesAssertCount(count):
b.switch_to_top()
b.mouse("#toggle-menu", "click", altKey=True)
b.click("#active-pages")
b.wait_visible("#active-pages-dialog")
b.wait_js_func("ph_count_check", "#active-pages-dialog tr", count)
# Initially we have /system
showPagesAssertCount(1)
b.click("button:contains('Cancel')")
b.wait_not_present("#active-pages-dialog")
b.go("/users")
b.enter_page("/users")
b.wait_visible("#accounts-list")
# now we have the users page be present in the pages menu
showPagesAssertCount(2)
b.click("button:contains('Cancel')")
b.wait_not_present("#active-pages-dialog")
# open the terminal page and start a session we can see on the machine
# Remove failed units which will show up in the first terminal line
m.execute("systemctl reset-failed")
b.go("/system/terminal")
b.enter_page("/system/terminal")
def line_sel(i):
return '.terminal .xterm-accessibility-tree div:nth-child(%d)' % i
# wait for prompt in first line
b.wait_visible(".terminal .xterm-accessibility-tree")
b.wait_in_text(line_sel(1), '$')
# run a command that we can easily identify, and which will die with the terminal
b.key_press("bash -c 'exec -a kitten cat'\r")
# wait for command to run
m.execute("until pgrep -afx kitten; do sleep 1; done")
# now close the page
showPagesAssertCount(3)
# terminal should be pre-checked by default
b.wait_visible('tr[data-row-id="cockpit1:localhost/system/terminal"] input[type=checkbox]:checked')
# click on the main page as well
b.click('tr[data-row-id="cockpit1:localhost/system"] input[type=checkbox]')
# wait until it's highlighted
b.wait_visible('tr[data-row-id="cockpit1:localhost/system"] input[type=checkbox]:checked')
# close
b.click("#active-pages-dialog button.pf-m-primary")
b.wait_not_present("#active-pages-dialog")
# this should kill the two frames
b.wait_not_present("iframe[name='cockpit1:localhost/system']")
b.wait_not_present("iframe[name='cockpit1:localhost/system/terminal']")
# running shell command should disappear on the system
m.execute("while pgrep -afx kitten; do sleep 1; done")
# there should only be the original page left
showPagesAssertCount(1)
if __name__ == '__main__':
test_main()