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protractor-sync-options-plugin

v1.0.0-alpha.5

Published

Protractor plugin to ignore specific async calls in angular application

Downloads

13

Readme

Why?

There are problems by protractor in case you have some long timeouts or intervals in your app.
Protractor will wait forever in such case.
This plugin let you setup ignore rules for some long async calls.

Setup

  • install the plugin npm i protractor-sync-options-plugin -D

  • for now, you should add

    import 'zone.js/dist/task-tracking.js';

    to your polyfills.ts file right after import 'zone.js/dist/zone'; line.
    (see github issues, help me to fix it)

  • in your protractor.js file add plugins definition:

    exports.config = {
      plugins: [
        {
          package: 'protractor-sync-options-plugin',
          ignoreTasks: [<filter1>, <filter2> ..],
        }
      ],
      ...

the filters are of type IgnoreTask

Usage example

exports.config = {
  plugins: [
    {
      package: 'protractor-sync-options-plugin',
      ignoreTasks: [{creationLocation: 'lodash'}, {source: 'setInterval', creationLocation: 'MyComponent.checkEveryTime'}, {source: 'XMLHttpRequest.send'}],
    }
  ],
  • {creationLocation: 'lodash'} filters every promise, observable, setTimeout, setInterval etc from some code from lodash library
  • {source: 'setInterval', creationLocation: 'MyComponent.checkEveryTime'} filters only setTinterval calls from MyComponent's checkEveryTime method
  • {source: 'XMLHttpRequest.send'} filters all XHR requests

see also protractor.js file

'API' Description

The filter objects in the ignoreTasks array are joined over "OR" (disjunction)
The filter properties of one single element (creationLocation and source) are joined over "AND" (conjunction)

source option (task types):

  • setTimeout
  • setInterval
  • setImmediate
  • XMLHttpRequest.send
  • requestAnimationFrame
  • webkitRequestAnimationFrame
  • mozRequestAnimationFrame

got from angular/packages/zone.js/lib/zone-spec/fake-async-test.ts

promises and observables uses setTimeout/setInterval in most cases.

creationLocation option

Each task in zone.js has location simple by error.stacktrace of the called place.
The plugin searches through all function calls of the async task, and try to match the defined in this property string/regex.
So, be careful with this setting, since it can match too much.
(for example you want to filter some library with name: 'time', and you have some method that has 'time' in its name, so the method's async calls will be filtered too)

Contribution

Feel free to make a PRs / create an issue!