Java Code Examples for org.openqa.selenium.Rectangle#getY()

public void actualTest(AppiumDriver driver) {
    WebDriverWait wait = new WebDriverWait(driver, 10);

    try {
        // find our reference element
        WebElement ref = wait
            .until(ExpectedConditions.presenceOfElementLocated(referenceElement));

        // get the location and dimensions of the reference element, and find its center point
        Rectangle rect = ref.getRect();
        int refElMidX = rect.getX() + rect.getWidth() / 2;
        int refElMidY = rect.getY() + rect.getHeight() / 2;

        // set the center point of our desired element; we know it is one row above the
        // reference element so we simply have to subtract the height of the reference element
        int desiredElMidX = refElMidX;
        int desiredElMidY = refElMidY - rect.getHeight();

        // perform the TouchAction that will tap the desired point
        TouchAction action = new TouchAction<>(driver);
        action.press(PointOption.point(desiredElMidX, desiredElMidY));
        action.waitAction(WaitOptions.waitOptions(Duration.ofMillis(500)));
        action.release();
        action.perform();

        // finally, verify we made it to the login screen (which means we did indeed tap on
        // the desired element)
        wait.until(ExpectedConditions.presenceOfElementLocated(username));
    } finally {
        driver.quit();
    }

}
 

/**
 * This function will calculate the location of the element on the device and
 * manually tap the point location of the middle of the element. This function
 * accounts that there may be a header to offset from.
 * 
 * @param loc        - locator to find the element to be clicked
 * @param addressBar - navigation bar that takes up the top half of the device
 *                   outside of the webview
 */
public static void touchObject(String loc, String addressBar) {
	int bannerY = getOffset(addressBar);
	int scaleFactor = getScale();
	// Gets the rectangle of the element we want to click
	Rectangle rect = new QAFExtendedWebElement(loc).getRect();
	// calculates the middle x value using the rectangle and multiplying the scale
	int x = (rect.getX() + (rect.getWidth() / 2)) * scaleFactor;
	// calculates the middle y value using the rectangle, adding the offset
	// and multiplying the scale
	int y = (rect.getY() + (rect.getHeight() / 2) + bannerY) * scaleFactor;
	// Touch the device at the point calculated
	touch(x + "," + y);
}
 

/**
 * Gets the offset of the header values to offset y value of the header element
 * 
 * @param addressBar - header element to measure
 * @param context    - context of the element to use
 * @return the y offset of the element
 */
public static int getOffset(String addressBar, String context) {
	// Stores the current context so we can switch to it at the end
	String curContext = DeviceUtils.getCurrentContext();
	// Switch to native context
	switchToContext(context);
	// Gets the rectangle of the welement to get the x,y and width height
	Rectangle view = new QAFExtendedWebElement(addressBar).getRect();
	switchToContext(curContext); // Switch back to the original context
	// this gets the application size of the area above the viewport
	// we will use this to offset the element
	return (view.getY() + view.getHeight());
}
 

private static boolean checkRectangleOnTop(Rectangle trec, Rectangle orec) {
    Point tmid = new Point(trec.getX() + trec.getWidth()/2, trec.getY() + trec.getHeight()/2);
    return tmid.getX()>orec.getX() && tmid.getX()<(orec.getX()+orec.getWidth()) && tmid.getY()>orec.getY() && tmid.getY()<(orec.getY()+orec.getHeight());
}