openproject/spec/features/support/work_package_table.rb

#-- copyright
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shared_context 'work package table helpers' do
  def remove_wp_table_column(column_name)
    click_button('Settings')
    click_link('Columns ...')

    # This is faster than has_selector but does not wait for anything.
    # So if problems occur, switch to has_selector?
    if find('.select2-choices').text.include?(column_name)
      find('.select2-search-choice', text: column_name)
        .click_link('select2-search-choice-close')
    end

    click_button('Apply')
  end

  def sort_wp_table_by(column_name, order: :desc)
    click_button('Settings')
    click_link('Sort by ...')

    # If the modal was accessible, this would be elegant.
    first_sort_criteria = all('.select2-container')[0]
    select2_select_option(first_sort_criteria, column_name)

    # If the modal was accessible, this would be elegant.
    order_name = order == :desc ? 'Descending' : 'Ascending'

    first_sort_order = all('.select2-container')[1]
    select2_select_option(first_sort_order, order_name)

    click_button('Apply')
  end

  def expect_work_packages_to_be_in_order(order)
    within_wp_table do
      preceeding_elements = order[0..-2]
      following_elements = order[1..-1]

      preceeding_elements.each_with_index do |wp_1, i|
        wp_2 = following_elements[i]
        expect(self).to have_selector("#work-package-#{wp_1.id} + \
                                       #work-package-#{wp_2.id}")
      end
    end
  end

  def within_wp_table(&block)
    within('.work-packages-table--results-container', &block)
  end

  def ensure_wp_page_is_loaded
    # This is here to ensure the page is loaded completely before the next spec
    # is run. As the filters are loaded late in the page, all Ajax requests
    # have been answered by then.  Without this, requests still running from
    # the last spec, might expect data that has already been removed as
    # preparation for the current spec.
    find('#work-packages-filter-toggle-button').click
    expect(page).to have_selector('.filter label', text: 'Status')
  end
end