playwright-ui5 0.0.1 → 1.0.0
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- package/dist/browser/main.js +611 -5458
- package/package.json +13 -4
package/README.md
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## syntax
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this selector engine uses css selector-like syntax. the main difference is that `.` is not used for class names, rather they are treated as part of the type name (ie. `sap.m.Button`)
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<!-- https://github.com/prettier/prettier/issues/11410 -->
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<!-- prettier-ignore -->
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| feature | examples | suported | notes |
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| -------------- | ------------------- | -------- | ----- |
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| type selectors | `sap.m.Button`, `*` | ✔ |
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| class selectors | n/a | n/a |as mentioned above, `.` is treated as part of the control type
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| attribute selectors | `[text]`, `[text='foo']`,`[text*='foo']` | ✔ | some equality mods are useless for ui5 (eg. `|=`) but are supported for the sake of completeness |
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| id selectors | `sap.m.Button#foo` | ✔ |you should not use id selectors if the id is generated (eg. `__button1`) as they can change often
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| nesting | `sap.m.Table sap.m.Button`,`sap.m.Table > sap.m.Button` | ❌ |use playwright selector nesting instead (`ui5=sap.m.Table >> ui5=sap.m.Button`)
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| pseudo-classes | `sap.m.Table:has(sap.m.Button)` | ❌ |
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