playwright-ui5-select 0.0.11

Use UI5 selectors with Playwright

playwright-ui5-select

A mirror of the playwright-ui5 custom selector engine, to streamline its use in python.

This package:

• mirrors the relevant distribution files css.js and xpath.js
  • todo: auto update
• reads file contents and exports it in a manner can be passed straight into the playwright api
• also provides the raw data if needed

Usage

Given a Playwright instance, register one or both selector engines with .selectors.register().

from playwright_ui5_select import css, xpath

# name can be changed here from "ui5_css" to whatever you like
playwright.selectors.register("ui5_css", css)
playwright.selectors.register("ui5_xpath", xpath)

You can use the fixture supplied by playwright-python to register your selectors with the session-scoped Playwright instance:

# in conftest.py

@fixture(scope="session", autouse=True)
def _(playwright: Playwright):
    playwright.selectors.register("ui5_css", css)

The registered selector will now be available.

def test_basic(page: Page):
    page.goto("https://ui5.sap.com")
    page.click("ui5_css=sap.m.Button[text='Get Started with UI5']")

See the full api here.

Other uses

The package also exports *_raw variables for you to consume as you see fit:

from playwright_ui5_select import css_raw, xpath_raw

print(css_raw)
print(xpath_raw)

These do not include the extra IIFE code that returns the default exports as an expression.

You can also access the raw files directly with importlib.resources at import/ui5:

from importlib.resources import files

import playwright_ui5_select

data = files(playwright_ui5_select).joinpath("import").joinpath("ui5")

csspath = data.joinpath("css.js")

print("csspath", csspath)

print("css", csspath.read_text())