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textual-autocomplete/tests/snapshots/test_input.py
Daniel Baumann 0832c185c0
Adding upstream version 4.0.4.
Signed-off-by: Daniel Baumann <daniel@debian.org>
2025-05-04 22:09:41 +02:00

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"""Snapshot tests for the Input widget with autocomplete."""
from __future__ import annotations
from textual.app import App, ComposeResult
from textual.pilot import Pilot
from textual.widgets import Input
from textual.widgets.input import Selection
from textual_autocomplete import AutoComplete, AutoCompleteList, DropdownItem
LANGUAGES = [
"Python",
"JavaScript",
"TypeScript",
"Java",
"C++",
"Ruby",
"Go",
"Rust",
"C#",
"Swift",
"Kotlin",
"PHP",
]
CANDIDATES = [DropdownItem(lang) for lang in LANGUAGES]
class BasicInputAutocomplete(App[None]):
def compose(self) -> ComposeResult:
input = Input(placeholder="Type here...")
input.cursor_blink = False
yield input
yield AutoComplete(
target=input,
candidates=CANDIDATES,
)
yield Input(placeholder="Another input which can be focused")
def test_single_matching_candidate(snap_compare):
"""Typing should make the dropdown appear and show filtered results."""
async def run_before(pilot: Pilot[None]) -> None:
await pilot.press(*"py")
assert snap_compare(BasicInputAutocomplete(), run_before=run_before)
def test_many_matching_candidates(snap_compare):
"""Typing should make the dropdown appear and show filtered results."""
async def run_before(pilot: Pilot[None]) -> None:
await pilot.press(*"ja")
assert snap_compare(BasicInputAutocomplete(), run_before=run_before)
def test_selecting_candidate_should_complete_input__enter_key(snap_compare):
"""Selecting a candidate using the enter key should complete the input."""
async def run_before(pilot: Pilot[None]) -> None:
await pilot.press(*"ja")
await pilot.press("down")
await pilot.press("enter")
assert snap_compare(BasicInputAutocomplete(), run_before=run_before)
def test_selecting_candidate_should_complete_input__tab_key(snap_compare):
"""Selecting a candidate using the tab key should complete the input."""
async def run_before(pilot: Pilot[None]) -> None:
await pilot.press(*"ja")
await pilot.press("down")
await pilot.press("tab")
assert snap_compare(BasicInputAutocomplete(), run_before=run_before)
def test_tab_still_works_after_completion(snap_compare):
"""Tabbing after completing an input should still work (the autocomplete should not consume the tab key).
The second input should become focused in this example."""
async def run_before(pilot: Pilot[None]) -> None:
await pilot.press(*"ja")
await pilot.press("down")
await pilot.press("tab")
await pilot.press("tab")
assert snap_compare(BasicInputAutocomplete(), run_before=run_before)
def test_summon_by_pressing_down(snap_compare):
"""We can summon the autocomplete dropdown by pressing the down arrow key."""
async def run_before(pilot: Pilot[None]) -> None:
await pilot.pause()
await pilot.press("down")
assert snap_compare(BasicInputAutocomplete(), run_before=run_before)
def test_summon_by_pressing_down_after_performing_completion(snap_compare):
"""We can summon the autocomplete dropdown by pressing the down arrow key,
and it should be filled based on the current content of the Input.
In this example, when we resummon the dropdown, the highlighted text should
be "Java" - NOT "ja". "Java" is the current content of the input. "ja" was
the text we previously performed the completion with.
There was a bug where the dropdown would contain the pre-completion candidates.
"""
async def run_before(pilot: Pilot[None]) -> None:
await pilot.press(*"ja") # Filters down to 2 candidates: JavaScript and Java
await pilot.press("down") # Move cursor over Java.
await pilot.press("tab") # Press tab to complete.
await pilot.press("down") # Press down to summon the dropdown.
assert snap_compare(BasicInputAutocomplete(), run_before=run_before)
def test_hide_after_summoning_by_pressing_escape(snap_compare):
"""Dropdown summoned via down, then escape was pressed to hide it."""
async def run_before(pilot: Pilot[None]) -> None:
await pilot.press("down")
await pilot.press("escape")
assert snap_compare(BasicInputAutocomplete(), run_before=run_before)
def test_summon_when_only_one_full_match_does_not_show_dropdown(snap_compare):
"""If the dropdown contains only one item, and that item is an exact match for the dropdown
content, then the dropdown should not be shown."""
async def run_before(pilot: Pilot[None]) -> None:
await pilot.press(*"py")
await pilot.press("enter")
await pilot.press("down")
assert snap_compare(BasicInputAutocomplete(), run_before=run_before)
def test_hide_after_typing_by_pressing_escape(snap_compare):
"""Dropdown summoned via typing a matching query, then escape was pressed to hide it."""
async def run_before(pilot: Pilot[None]) -> None:
await pilot.press(*"py")
await pilot.press("escape")
assert snap_compare(BasicInputAutocomplete(), run_before=run_before)
def test_candidate_can_be_selected_via_click(snap_compare):
"""A candidate can be selected by clicking on it.
In this example, we click on "Java", which is the second result in the dropdown.
"""
async def run_before(pilot: Pilot[None]) -> None:
await pilot.press(*"ja")
await pilot.click(AutoCompleteList, offset=(1, 1)) # Click second result
assert snap_compare(BasicInputAutocomplete(), run_before=run_before)
def test_text_selection_works_while_autocomplete_is_open(snap_compare):
"""If the dropdown is open, the text selection should still work."""
async def run_before(pilot: Pilot[None]) -> None:
await pilot.press(*"ja")
input = pilot.app.query_one(Input)
input.selection = Selection(0, 2)
assert snap_compare(BasicInputAutocomplete(), run_before=run_before)
def test_completion_still_works_if_chosen_while_input_widget_has_selection(
snap_compare,
):
"""If the dropdown is open, and a candidate is chosen, the completion should still
work, and the selection should move to the end of the input."""
async def run_before(pilot: Pilot[None]) -> None:
await pilot.press(*"ja")
input = pilot.app.query_one(Input)
input.selection = Selection(0, 2)
await pilot.press("down")
await pilot.press("enter")
assert snap_compare(BasicInputAutocomplete(), run_before=run_before)
def test_dropdown_tracks_cursor_position(snap_compare):
"""The dropdown should track the cursor position of the target widget."""
async def run_before(pilot: Pilot[None]) -> None:
await pilot.press(*"ja")
await pilot.press("down")
def test_multiple_autocomplete_dropdowns_on_a_single_input(snap_compare):
"""Multiple autocomplete dropdowns can be open at the same time on a single input.
I'm not sure why you'd want to do this. The behaviour is kind of undefined - both
dropdowns should appear, but they'll overlap. Let's just ensure we don't crash.
"""
class MultipleAutocompleteDropdowns(App[None]):
def compose(self) -> ComposeResult:
input_widget = Input(placeholder="Type here...")
input_widget.cursor_blink = False
yield input_widget
yield AutoComplete(target=input_widget, candidates=LANGUAGES)
yield AutoComplete(
target=input_widget,
candidates=["foo", "bar", "java", "javas", "javassss", "jajaja"],
)
async def run_before(pilot: Pilot[None]) -> None:
await pilot.press("tab")
await pilot.press(*"ja")
await pilot.press("down")
assert snap_compare(MultipleAutocompleteDropdowns(), run_before=run_before)
def test_multiple_autocomplete_dropdowns_on_same_screen(snap_compare):
"""Multiple autocomplete dropdowns can exist on the same screen."""
class MultipleAutocompleteDropdowns(App[None]):
def compose(self) -> ComposeResult:
input_widget = Input(placeholder="Type here...")
input_widget.cursor_blink = False
yield input_widget
# Setup with strings...
yield AutoComplete(target=input_widget, candidates=LANGUAGES)
input2 = Input(placeholder="Also type here...")
input2.cursor_blink = False
yield input2
# ...and with DropdownItems...
yield AutoComplete(target=input2, candidates=CANDIDATES)
async def run_before(pilot: Pilot[None]) -> None:
await pilot.press("tab")
await pilot.press(*"ja")
await pilot.press("down")
assert snap_compare(MultipleAutocompleteDropdowns(), run_before=run_before)