Public bug reported:
Currently the class http_server.HTTPRequestHandler in the autopilot
tests has pieces of test code from all over the place.
It should instead allow to register arbitrary functions that will be
called when the request path matches a certain criteria.
For example the setup for our current geolocation test would look
something like this:
def geolocation_path_handler(server):
server.send_response(200)
html =
'<html><body><script>navigator.geolocation.getCurrentPosition(function r(p)
{});</script></body></html>'
server.send_html(html)
self.server.register_path_handler("/geolocation",
geolocation_path_handler)
** Affects: webbrowser-app
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1447557
Title:
Make HTTPRequestHandler in autopilot tests modular
Status in Web Browser App:
New
Bug description:
Currently the class http_server.HTTPRequestHandler in the autopilot
tests has pieces of test code from all over the place.
It should instead allow to register arbitrary functions that will be
called when the request path matches a certain criteria.
For example the setup for our current geolocation test would look
something like this:
def geolocation_path_handler(server):
server.send_response(200)
html =
'<html><body><script>navigator.geolocation.getCurrentPosition(function r(p)
{});</script></body></html>'
server.send_html(html)
self.server.register_path_handler("/geolocation",
geolocation_path_handler)
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