Exploring Widgets with Widgetastic – COEP FOSSMeet'19

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Exploring Widgets with Widgetastic

Submitted Feb 15, 2019

Technical level: Intermediate

In the world of testing, we are playing with interactive and non-interactive widgets. Widgetastic is a python web UI testing framework. It is designed to abstract out web UI widgets into a nice object-oriented layer. Usually, people use classes and instances to avoid repetitive work. In a similar way, the user can do with the widgets on the web UI. Let’s explore the world of widgets…

Outline

What is widgetastic?
How to initiate individual interactive and non-interactive elements as the widget?
How to group widgets in View?
Parametrized Views and Switchable Conditional Views.
Demo

Talk Duration: 30 Min

Speaker bio

Nikhil Dhandare (digitronik)
FOSS enthusiast, Python hacker, Research Scholar…

https://github.com/digitronik

Links

Packages:
1. https://pypi.org/project/widgetastic.core
1. https://pypi.org/project/widgetastic.patternfly
Major Projects using widgetastic for testing:
1. https://github.com/ManageIQ/integration_tests
1. https://github.com/SatelliteQE/airgun

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