tzander/page-factory

Php PageFactory for Selenium2

PageFactory for PHP

Supports the PageObject pattern for PHP with Selenium2, _(*1)

Installation

Install with composer, _(*2)

``` json { "require": { "tzander/page-factory": "dev-master" } }, <sub>(*3)</sub>

Example
--------

You need to include the Autoload.php and create a page class.


``` php
 require_once __DIR__ . '/library/Autoload.php';

 class BingSearchPage {

    /**
     * @var PHPUnit_Extensions_Selenium2TestCase_Element
     */
     public $sb_form_q;

     public function search() {
         $this->sb_form_q->value('selenium');
         $this->sb_form_q->submit();
         return PageFactory::initElements($this->getTestCase(), 'SearchResultPage');
     }
 }

The property must be public and either the name or the id attribute of the element., <sub>(*4)</sub>

Now in order to have an initialized object to return we need to to the following:, <sub>(*5)</sub>

``` php class SearchTest{, <sub>(*6)</sub>

public function shouldfindSelenium(){
      $page = PageFactory::initElements($this, 'BingSearchPage');
      $resultPage = $page->search();
      $this->assertInstanceOf('SearchResultPage', $resultPage);
}

}, <sub>(*7)</sub>

Using Annotation
--------

You can also use the @find annotations in order to locate the element.
``` php
  /**
  * @find byXpath='a[@class=test]'
  */
  public $link;

Or any of these find methods:, <sub>(*8)</sub>

byId, byName, byXpath, byCssSelector ,byClassName., <sub>(*9)</sub>