| import pytest |
| import json |
| |
| |
| def test_get_status_no_session(http): |
| with http.get("/status") as response: |
| # GET /status should never return an error |
| assert response.status == 200 |
| |
| # parse JSON response and unwrap 'value' property |
| parsed_obj = json.loads(response.read().decode('utf-8')) |
| value = parsed_obj["value"] |
| |
| # Let body be a new JSON Object with the following properties: |
| # "ready" |
| # The remote end's readiness state. |
| assert value["ready"] in [True, False] |
| # "message" |
| # An implementation-defined string explaining the remote end's |
| # readiness state. |
| assert isinstance(value["message"], basestring) |
| |
| |
| def test_status_with_session_running_on_endpoint_node(new_session, add_browser_capabilites): |
| # For an endpoint node, the maximum number of active |
| # sessions is 1: https://www.w3.org/TR/webdriver/#dfn-maximum-active-sessions |
| # A session is open, so we expect `ready` to be False |
| # 8.3 step 1. |
| |
| _, session = new_session({"capabilities": {"alwaysMatch": add_browser_capabilites({})}}) |
| value = session.send_command("GET", "status") |
| |
| assert value["ready"] == False |
| assert "message" in value |
| |
| session.end() |
| |
| # Active session count is 0, meaning that the |
| # readiness state of the server should be True |
| # 8.3 step 1. Again |
| value = session.send_command("GET", "status") |
| |
| assert value["ready"] == True |
| assert "message" in value |
| |
