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appium/lib/basedriver/driver.js
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import { MobileJsonWireProtocol, errors } from '../mjsonwp';
import os from 'os';
import commands from './commands';
import helpers from './helpers';
import log from './logger';
import { desiredCapabilityConstraints, validator } from './desired-caps';
import B from 'bluebird';
import _ from 'lodash';
import { util } from 'appium-support';
const NEW_COMMAND_TIMEOUT_MS = 60 * 1000;
class BaseDriver extends MobileJsonWireProtocol {
constructor (opts = {}, shouldValidateCaps = true) {
super();
// setup state
this.sessionId = null;
this.opts = opts;
this.caps = null;
this.helpers = helpers;
// timeout initialization
this.newCommandTimeoutMs = NEW_COMMAND_TIMEOUT_MS;
this.implicitWaitMs = 0;
this._constraints = _.cloneDeep(desiredCapabilityConstraints);
this.locatorStrategies = [];
this.webLocatorStrategies = [];
// use a custom tmp dir to avoid losing data and app when computer is
// restarted
this.opts.tmpDir = this.opts.tmpDir ||
process.env.APPIUM_TMP_DIR ||
os.tmpdir();
// base-driver internals
this.curCommand = new B((r) => { r(); }); // see note in execute
this.curCommandCancellable = new B((r) => { r(); }); // see note in execute
this.shutdownUnexpectedly = false;
this.noCommandTimer = null;
this.shouldValidateCaps = shouldValidateCaps;
// settings should be instantiated by implementing drivers
this.settings = null;
this.resetOnUnexpectedShutdown();
// keeping track of initial opts
this.initialOpts = _.cloneDeep(this.opts);
// allow subclasses to have internal drivers
this.managedDrivers = [];
}
/*
* Overridden in appium driver, but here so that individual drivers can be
* tested with clients that poll
*/
async getStatus () {
return {};
}
/*
* Initialize a new onUnexpectedShutdown promise, cancelling existing one.
*/
resetOnUnexpectedShutdown () {
if (this.onUnexpectedShutdown && !this.onUnexpectedShutdown.isFulfilled()) {
this.onUnexpectedShutdown.cancel();
}
this.onUnexpectedShutdown = new B((resolve, reject) => {
this.unexpectedShutdownDeferred = {resolve, reject};
}).cancellable();
// noop handler to avoid warning.
this.onUnexpectedShutdown.catch(() => {});
}
// we only want subclasses to ever extend the contraints
set desiredCapConstraints (constraints) {
this._constraints = Object.assign(this._constraints, constraints);
}
get desiredCapConstraints () {
return this._constraints;
}
// method required by MJSONWP in order to determine whether it should
// respond with an invalid session response
sessionExists (sessionId) {
if (!sessionId) return false;
return sessionId === this.sessionId;
}
// method required by MJSONWP in order to determine if the command should
// be proxied directly to the driver
driverForSession (/*sessionId*/) {
return this;
}
logExtraCaps (caps) {
let extraCaps = _.difference(_.keys(caps),
_.keys(this._constraints));
if (extraCaps.length) {
log.warn(`The following capabilities were provided, but are not ` +
`recognized by appium: ${extraCaps.join(', ')}.`);
}
}
validateDesiredCaps (caps) {
if (!this.shouldValidateCaps) {
return true;
}
// we validate on only caps that are not null or undefined so that if
// someone sends in e.g. null they don't get a 'was not a string'
// error; just count as though it weren't sent in at all
let validationErrors = validator.validate(_.pickBy(caps, util.hasValue),
this._constraints,
{fullMessages: false});
if (validationErrors) {
let message = `The desiredCapabilities object was not valid for the ` +
`following reason(s):`;
for (let [attribute, reasons] of _.toPairs(validationErrors)) {
for (let reason of reasons) {
message += ` ${attribute} ${reason},`;
}
}
message = `${message.slice(0, -1)}.`;
log.errorAndThrow(new errors.SessionNotCreatedError(message));
}
this.logExtraCaps(caps);
return true;
}
// This is the main command handler for the driver. It wraps command
// execution with timeout logic, checking that we have a valid session,
// and ensuring that we execute commands one at a time. This method is called
// by MJSONWP's express router.
async executeCommand (cmd, ...args) {
// if we had a command timer running, clear it now that we're starting
// a new command and so don't want to time out
this.clearNewCommandTimeout();
// if we don't have this command, it must not be implemented
if (!this[cmd]) {
throw new errors.NotYetImplementedError();
}
// What we're doing here is pretty clever. this.curCommand is always
// a promise representing the command currently being executed by the
// driver, or the last command executed by the driver (it starts off as
// essentially a pre-resolved promise). When a command comes in, we tack it
// to the end of this.curCommand, essentially saying we want to execute it
// whenever this.curCommand is done. We call this new promise nextCommand,
// and its resolution is what we ultimately will return to whomever called
// us. Meanwhile, we reset this.curCommand to _be_ nextCommand (but
// ignoring any rejections), so that if another command comes into the
// server, it gets tacked on to the end of nextCommand. Thus we create
// a chain of promises that acts as a queue with single concurrency.
let nextCommand = this.curCommand.then(() => {
// if we unexpectedly shut down, we need to reject every command in
// the queue before we actually try to run it
if (this.shutdownUnexpectedly) {
return B.reject(new errors.NoSuchDriverError('The driver was unexpectedly shut down!'));
}
// We also need to turn the command into a cancellable promise so if we
// have an unexpected shutdown event, for example, we can cancel it from
// outside, rejecting the current command immediately
this.curCommandCancellable = new B((r) => { r(); }).then(() => {
return this[cmd](...args);
}).cancellable();
return this.curCommandCancellable;
});
this.curCommand = nextCommand.catch(() => {});
let res = await nextCommand;
// if we have set a new command timeout (which is the default), start a
// timer once we've finished executing this command. If we don't clear
// the timer (which is done when a new command comes in), we will trigger
// automatic session deletion in this.onCommandTimeout. Of course we don't
// want to trigger the timer when the user is shutting down the session
// intentionally
if (cmd !== 'deleteSession') {
// reseting existing timeout
this.startNewCommandTimeout();
}
return res;
}
async startUnexpectedShutdown (err = new errors.NoSuchDriverError('The driver was unexpectedly shut down!')) {
this.unexpectedShutdownDeferred.reject(err); // allow others to listen for this
this.curCommandCancellable.cancel(err);
this.shutdownUnexpectedly = true;
await this.deleteSession(this.sessionId);
this.shutdownUnexpectedly = false;
}
validateLocatorStrategy (strategy, webContext = false) {
let validStrategies = this.locatorStrategies;
log.debug(`Valid locator strategies for this request: ${validStrategies.join(', ')}`);
if (webContext) {
validStrategies = validStrategies.concat(this.webLocatorStrategies);
}
if (!_.includes(validStrategies, strategy)) {
throw new errors.InvalidSelectorError(`Locator Strategy '${strategy}' is not supported for this session`);
}
}
/*
* Restart the session with the original caps,
* preserving the timeout config.
*/
async reset () {
log.debug('Resetting app mid-session');
log.debug('Running generic full reset');
// preserving state
let currentConfig = {};
for (let property of ['implicitWaitMs', 'newCommandTimeoutMs', 'sessionId', 'resetOnUnexpectedShutdown']) {
currentConfig[property] = this[property];
}
// We also need to preserve the unexpected shutdown, and make sure it is not cancelled during reset.
this.resetOnUnexpectedShutdown = () => {};
try {
await this.deleteSession(this.sessionId);
log.debug('Restarting app');
await this.createSession(this.caps);
} finally {
// always restore state.
for (let [key, value] of _.toPairs(currentConfig)) {
this[key] = value;
}
}
this.clearNewCommandTimeout();
}
async getSwipeOptions (gestures, touchCount = 1) {
let startX = this.helpers.getCoordDefault(gestures[0].options.x),
startY = this.helpers.getCoordDefault(gestures[0].options.y),
endX = this.helpers.getCoordDefault(gestures[2].options.x),
endY = this.helpers.getCoordDefault(gestures[2].options.y),
duration = this.helpers.getSwipeTouchDuration(gestures[1]),
element = gestures[0].options.element,
destElement = gestures[2].options.element || gestures[0].options.element;
// there's no destination element handling in bootstrap and since it applies to all platforms, we handle it here
if (util.hasValue(destElement)) {
let locResult = await this.getLocationInView(destElement);
let sizeResult = await this.getSize(destElement);
let offsetX = (Math.abs(endX) < 1 && Math.abs(endX) > 0) ? sizeResult.width * endX : endX;
let offsetY = (Math.abs(endY) < 1 && Math.abs(endY) > 0) ? sizeResult.height * endY : endY;
endX = locResult.x + offsetX;
endY = locResult.y + offsetY;
// if the target element was provided, the coordinates for the destination need to be relative to it.
if (util.hasValue(element)) {
let firstElLocation = await this.getLocationInView(element);
endX -= firstElLocation.x;
endY -= firstElLocation.y;
}
}
// clients are responsible to use these options correctly
return {startX, startY, endX, endY, duration, touchCount, element};
}
proxyActive (/* sessionId */) {
return false;
}
getProxyAvoidList (/* sessionId */) {
return [];
}
canProxy (/* sessionId */) {
return false;
}
addManagedDriver (driver) {
this.managedDrivers.push(driver);
}
getManagedDrivers () {
return this.managedDrivers;
}
}
for (let [cmd, fn] of _.toPairs(commands)) {
BaseDriver.prototype[cmd] = fn;
}
export default BaseDriver;