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Because of the consistent use of the front-end framework, when we write related use cases for form operations, select elements and perform operations, we often find that there is a strong regularity, so we have written corresponding Cypress functions for most table operations. It greatly reduces the difficulty of writing test cases. The following will give a detailed description of the main table operation functions.

Operations on the table

Mainly include: waiting for the list to load

waitTableLoading
- Wait for the list to load
- During the loading process of the list, there will be a state of loading, wait for the end of the state
checkTableFirstRow
- Verify that the first row of the form contains the specified content, generally used to verify the existence of the created resource after creation
- The parameter name, the content that needs to be included in the first line, is generally used to verify the existence of the name
- Take viewing key pair detail test/e2e/integration/pages/compute/keypair.spec.js as an example
  - After creation, check whether the key exists, and enter the details page after successful verification
```
it('successfully detail', () => {
  cy.tableSearchText(name)
    .checkTableFirstRow(name)
    .goToDetail()
    .checkDetailName(name);
  cy.goBackToList(listUrl);
});
```
tableSearchText
- Typing in the search bar above the table, and wait for the search to complete
- The parameter str, the search content, generally the search name
- By searching, the resource to be operated is located in the first row of the table for subsequent operations
- Take viewing key pair detail test/e2e/integration/pages/compute/keypair.spec.js as an example
  1. After creation, use the name to search for the key and wait for the search to complete
  2. Check if the first row in the table contains the resource with the specified name
  3. Go to the detail page and check if the name is consistent with expectations
  4. Return list page
```
it('successfully detail', () => {
  cy.tableSearchText(name)
    .checkTableFirstRow(name)
    .goToDetail()
    .checkDetailName(name);
  cy.goBackToList(listUrl);
});
```
tableSimpleSearchText
- Type in the search bar above the form and wait for the search to complete
- Some tables use simple search, and the search item only supports text input. At this time, the components used in the search box are different from the search box components in tableSearchText
- The parameter str, the search content, generally the search name
- By searching, the resource to be operated is located in the first row of the table for subsequent operations
- Take instance test/e2e/integration/pages/configuration/system.spec.js in the search system information as an example
```
it('successfully services', () => {
  cy.tableSimpleSearchText('nova');
});
```
tableSearchSelect
- Use the options in the search bar above the table to search and wait for the search to complete
  1. Click the input box and select the search item from the search items to be selected
  2. Click to select the option under the search category
  3. Wait for the search to complete
- Parameter name, the name of the search term
- Parameter value, the label of the selected item corresponding to the search item
- By searching, the resource to be operated is located in the first row of the table for subsequent operations
- Take instance attach floating IP test/e2e/integration/pages/network/floatingip.spec.js as an example
  1. In the floating IP table, search for the floating IP whose status is stop
  2. Click the associate operation on the first resource in the table
  3. Complete the operation of attach instance
```
it('successfully associate instance', () => {
  cy.tableSearchSelect('Status', 'Down')
    .clickActionInMore('Associate')
    .wait(5000)
    .formTableSelectBySearch('instance', instanceName)
    .wait(5000)
    .formTableSelect('port')
    .clickModalActionSubmitButton();
});
```
tableSearchSelectText
- Use the search bar above the table to search and wait for the search to complete
  1. Click the input box and select the search item from the search items to be selected
  2. Enter the search content and press Enter
  3. Wait for the search to complete
- Enter directly when you don’t select the search item, it is the first search item that supports input
- Parameter name, the name of the search term
- Parameter value, the content of the input
- By searching, the resource to be operated is located in the first row of the table for subsequent operations
- Take the creation of the stack as an example: test/e2e/integration/pages/heat/stack.spec.js
  1. After creation, enter the resource list page
  2. Search by name on the list page
  3. Wait for the status of the resource to be available
```
it('successfully create', () => {
  const volumeJson = {
    name: volumeName,
  };
  cy.clickHeaderButton(1, 2000)
    .formAttachFile('content', contentFile)
    .formAttachFile('params', paramFile)
    .clickStepActionNextButton()
    .wait(2000)
    .formInput('name', name)
    .formJsonInput('volume_name_spec', volumeJson)
    .clickStepActionNextButton()
    .waitFormLoading()
    .wait(5000)
    .tableSearchSelectText('Name', name)
    .waitStatusActiveByRefresh();
});
```
checkEmptyTable

Verify that the form is empty

Generally used to verify after deleting resources
Take deleting the router test/e2e/integration/pages/network/router.spec.js as an example
1. Turn off the external gateway
2. Delete
3. Search
4. Verify that the form is empty, that is, the deletion is successful

it('successfully close external gateway and delete', () => {
  cy.tableSearchText(newname)
    .clickConfirmActionInMore('Close External Gateway')
    .clickConfirmActionInMore('Delete')
    .tableSearchText(newname)
    .checkEmptyTable();
});

goToDetail
Visit the detail page of the first row of resources and wait for the detail page to load
- Parameter index, the subscript of the column where the link is located, the default is 1
- Parameter waitTime, the time to wait after loading the details page
- Take the image as an example: test/e2e/integration/pages/compute/image.spec.js
  1. Search
  2. Enter the details page
  3. Verification details name
  4. Return to the list page
```
it('successfully detail', () => {
  cy.tableSearchText(name).goToDetail();
  cy.checkDetailName(name);
  cy.goBackToList(listUrl);
});
```
checkColumnValue
- Verify that the content of the specified column in the first row meets expectations
- Parameter columnIndex, which specifies the index of the column
- Parameter value, the expected value
- Take the instance as an example: test/e2e/integration/pages/compute/image.spec.js
  1. Search
  2. Stop the instance
  3. Verify that the status of the instance is Stop
  4. Verify that the stop operation in the batch operation is unavailable
```
it('successfully stop', () => {
  cy.tableSearchText(name)
    .clickConfirmActionInMoreSub('Stop', 'Instance Status')
    .wait(10000)
    .tableSearchText(name)
    .checkColumnValue(6, 'Shutoff')
    .selectFirst()
    .clickHeaderButtonByTitle('Stop')
    .checkDisableAction(2000);
});
```

selectFirst

Select the first row in the table for subsequent batch operations

Take instance test/e2e/integration/pages/compute/image.spec.js as an example

Search
Stop the instance
Verify that the status of the instance is Stop
Select the first row
Click the Stop button in the batch operation
An error message pops up

it('successfully stop', () => {
  cy.tableSearchText(name)
    .clickConfirmActionInMoreSub('Stop', 'Instance Status')
    .wait(10000)
    .tableSearchText(name)
    .checkColumnValue(6, 'Shutoff')
    .selectFirst()
    .clickHeaderButtonByTitle('Stop')
    .checkDisableAction(2000);
});

selectAll

Check all the entries in the table, in order to do the follow-up batch operations
Usually used to clear data

waitStatusActiveByRefresh

Click the refresh button above the table every 5 seconds until the resource status becomes available
After a resource is created or changed, it often takes a certain amount of time to become available before subsequent operations can be performed
Take the creation of the stack as an example: test/e2e/integration/pages/heat/stack.spec.js

it('successfully create', () => {
  const volumeJson = {
    name: volumeName,
  };
  cy.clickHeaderButton(1, 2000)
    .formAttachFile('content', contentFile)
    .formAttachFile('params', paramFile)
    .clickStepActionNextButton()
    .wait(2000)
    .formInput('name', name)
    .formJsonInput('volume_name_spec', volumeJson)
    .clickStepActionNextButton()
    .waitFormLoading()
    .wait(5000)
    .tableSearchSelectText('Name', name)
    .waitStatusActiveByRefresh();
});

Operation of the button

Mainly contains

The main button operation (general is creation operation) and batch operation located at the top of the form
Line operations on each line of the form

Operation of the buttons above the form

The buttons above the table generally include: refresh, create, batch operation button, configure table list items, download

clickHeaderButton
- Click the button above the table,
- Parameter buttonIndex, the subscript of the button above the table
- Parameter waitTime, the waiting time after clicking, the default is 2 seconds
- Generally, the subscript of the created button is 1
- Take the create key pair as an example: test/e2e/integration/pages/compute/keypair.spec.js
```
it('successfully create', () => {
  cy.clickHeaderButton(1)
    .formInput('name', name)
    .clickModalActionSubmitButton()
    .wait(5000);
});
```
clickHeaderButtonByTitle
- Click the button above the table by name, generally used for batch operation button clicks
  - Parameter title, the text on the button above the table
  - Parameter waitTime, the waiting time after clicking, the default is 2 seconds
  - Take the shut off operation of the instance in the close state as an example: test/e2e/integration/pages/compute/instance.spec.js
    - Click the close button at the top of the form
```
it('successfully stop', () => {
  cy.tableSearchText(name)
    .clickConfirmActionInMoreSub('Stop', 'Instance Status')
    .wait(10000)
    .tableSearchText(name)
    .checkColumnValue(6, 'Shutoff')
    .selectFirst()
    .clickHeaderButtonByTitle('Stop')
    .checkDisableAction(2000);
});
```
clickHeaderConfirmButtonByTitle
- The function will complete
  1. Click the button at the top of the table by name, the page will pop up a prompt to confirm the operation
  2. Click the Confirm button
  - Parameter title, the text on the button above the table
  - Parameter waitTime, the waiting time after clicking, the default is 2 seconds
  - Take the release of floating IP as an example: test/e2e/integration/pages/network/floatingip.spec.js
    - Select all floating IPs in the stopped state and release them in batches
```
it('successfully delete', () => {
  cy.tableSearchSelect('Status', 'Down')
    .selectAll()
    .clickHeaderConfirmButtonByTitle('Release');
});
```

Row operations on the first row of the form

clickFirstActionButton
- Click the first button in the operation column of the first row of the form, which is generally used for pop-up operation buttons Single-page operation button click
- Take edit user test/e2e/integration/pages/identity/user.spec.js as an example
```
it('successfully edit', () => {
  cy.tableSearchText(name)
    .clickFirstActionButton()
    .formInput('name', newname)
    .clickModalActionSubmitButton();
});
```

clickActionButtonByTitle

Click the operation in the first row according to the title

Take edit and starting instance test/e2e/integration/pages/configuration/system.spec.js as an example

When instance starts, click the Disable button
When instance is stopped, click the Enable button

it('successfully disable compute services', () => {
  cy.clickTab(computeServicesTab)
    .tableSearchText('nova-compute')
    .clickActionButtonByTitle('Disable')
    .formText('disabled_reason', reason)
    .clickModalActionSubmitButton();
});

it('successfully enable compute services', () => {
  cy.clickTab(computeServicesTab)
    .tableSearchSelect('Service Status', 'Disabled')
    .clickActionButtonByTitle('Enable')
    .clickConfirmActionSubmitButton();
});

clickActionInMore

Click the operation in More in the first row according to the title

Take the create instance button as an example: test/e2e/integration/pages/compute/image.spec.js

it('successfully create instance with cancel', () => {
  cy.tableSearchText(name)
    .clickActionInMore('Create Instance')
    .wait(2000)
    .clickStepActionCancelButton();
});

clickActionInMoreSub
- Click the operation under the submenu of the first row of operations according to the title
- Parameter title, the title of the button
- Parameter subMenu, the title of the submenu
- Take the instance and click on the Attach Interface test/e2e/integration/pages/compute/image.spec.js under Associated Resources as an example
```
it('successfully attach interface', () => {
  cy.tableSearchText(name)
    .clickActionInMoreSub('Attach Interface', 'Related Resources')
    .wait(5000)
    .formTableSelect('network')
    .clickModalActionSubmitButton();
});
```
checkActionDisabledInFirstRow
- Verify that the specified operation of the resource with the specified name is not available
  1. Search for resources based on specified names
  2. Verify that the specified operation does not exist in the operation column More in the first row of the search result
- Parameter title, the name of the operation
- Parameter name, the name of the resource
- After the resource is in certain states, some operations need to be disabled, the first operation in the row operation list, if it is not operable, it is in the disabled state, and the operations in more, if not available , Don’t show
- Take the router as an example: test/e2e/integration/pages/network/router.spec.js
  1. Open the public network gateway when creating the router
  2. Verify that the router cannot be deleted, that is, there is no Delete button
```
it('successfully disable delete', () => {
  cy.checkActionDisabledInFirstRow('Delete', name);
});
```
clickFirstActionDisabled
- Verify that the first operation in the first row of the table is unavailable
- After the resource is in certain states, some operations need to be disabled, the first operation in the row operation list, if it is not operable, it is in the disabled state, and the operations in more, if not available , Don’t show
- Take instance group test/e2e/integration/pages/compute/server-group.spec.js as an example
  1. Create a instance under the instance group
  2. Verify that the instance group containing instance cannot be deleted
  3. After deleting instance, the instance group is successfully deleted
```
it('successfully delete', () => {
  cy.clickFirstActionDisabled();
  cy.forceDeleteInstance(instanceName);
  cy.wait(5000);
  cy.visitPage(listUrl)
    .tableSearchText(name)
    .clickConfirmActionInFirst()
    .checkEmptyTable();
});
```
clickConfirmActionInFirst
- Complete the operation corresponding to the first operation button in the first row of the table
  1. Click the first operation button in the first row of the table. This operation is a confirmation operation
  2. Click the Confirm button, and wait for the request to complete, close the prompt message that the request is successful
- Parameter waitTime, the waiting time after closing the operation successful prompt
- Take instance group test/e2e/integration/pages/compute/server-group.spec.js as an example
  1. Create a instance under the instance group
  2. Verify that the instance group containing instance cannot be deleted
  3. After deleting the instance, the instance group is successfully deleted
```
it('successfully delete', () => {
  cy.clickFirstActionDisabled();
  cy.forceDeleteInstance(instanceName);
  cy.wait(5000);
  cy.visitPage(listUrl)
    .tableSearchText(name)
    .clickConfirmActionInFirst()
    .checkEmptyTable();
});
```
clickConfirmActionButton
- Complete the corresponding operation in the operation buttons listed in the first row of the table
  1. Click the specified operation in the first row of the table. This operation is a confirmation operation
  2. Click the Confirm button, and wait for the request to complete, close the prompt message that the request is successful
- Parameter title, specify the name of the operation
- Parameter waitTime, the waiting time after closing the operation prompt successfully
- Take delete VPN IPsec policy test/e2e/integration/pages/compute/server-group.spec.js as an example
```
it('successfully delete ipsec policy', () => {
  cy.clickTab('IPsec Policy')
    .tableSearchText(ipsecPolicy)
    .clickConfirmActionButton('Delete');
});
```
clickConfirmActionInMore
- Complete the corresponding operation in More in the first row of the table
  1. Click the specified operation in More in the first row of the table. This operation is a confirmation operation
  2. Click the Confirm button, and wait for the request to complete, close the prompt message that the request is successful
- Parameter title, specify the name of the operation
- Parameter waitTime, the waiting time after closing the operation prompt successfully
- Take deleting the router test/e2e/integration/pages/network/router.spec.js as an example
  1. Search
  2. Complete the operation of Close public gateway in More
  3. Complete the Delete operation in More
```
it('successfully close external gateway and delete', () => {
  cy.tableSearchText(newname)
    .clickConfirmActionInMore('Close External Gateway')
    .clickConfirmActionInMore('Delete')
    .tableSearchText(newname)
    .checkEmptyTable();
});
```
clickConfirmActionInMoreSub
- Complete the corresponding operation under the specified submenu in More in the first row of the table
  1. Click the specified operation under the specified submenu in More in the first row of the table. This operation is a confirmation operation
  2. Click the Confirm button, and wait for the request to complete, close the prompt message that the request is successful
- Parameter title, specify the name of the operation
- The parameter subMenu, specifies the name of the submenu
- Parameter waitTime, the waiting time after closing the operation prompt successfully
- Take lock the instance test/e2e/integration/pages/compute/instance.spec.js as an example
```
it('successfully lock', () => {
  cy.tableSearchText(name)
    .clickConfirmActionInMoreSub('Lock', 'Instance Status')
    .wait(10000);
  cy.tableSearchText(name)
    .selectFirst()
    .clickHeaderButtonByTitle('Start')
    .checkDisableAction(2000)
    .clickHeaderButtonByTitle('Stop')
    .checkDisableAction(2000)
    .clickHeaderButtonByTitle('Reboot')
    .checkDisableAction(2000);
});
```

For the various operations of the table operation, the functions introduced above are mainly used. For the specific writing of the functions, please view test/e2e/support/table-commands.js

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