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test: add cookie tests #142
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async def test_should_roundtrip_cookie(context, page, server): | ||
await page.goto(server.EMPTY_PAGE) | ||
# @see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Year_2038_problem | ||
date = int(datetime.datetime(2038, 1, 1).timestamp() * 1000) |
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I manually checked this matches the date from the JS version, but someone should double check since dates are always fun!
page_1 = await context.newPage() | ||
await page_1.goto(server.PREFIX + "/setcookie.html") | ||
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page_2 = await context.newPage() | ||
await page_2.goto(server.EMPTY_PAGE) | ||
cookies_2 = await context.cookies() | ||
assert len(cookies_2) == 1 | ||
assert ",".join(list(map(lambda c: c["value"], cookies_2))) == "value" | ||
## | ||
context_b = await browser.newContext() | ||
page_3 = await context_b.newPage() | ||
await page_3.goto(server.EMPTY_PAGE) | ||
cookies_3 = await context_b.cookies() | ||
assert cookies_3 == [] | ||
await context_b.close() |
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The javascript version used scoping; I've manually appended subscripts to (hopefully) achieve the same thing. The few tests with ##
should be double checked by someone else to ensure the logic is preserved. 👀
cookie = [] | ||
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def handler(request): | ||
cookie.extend(request.requestHeaders.getRawHeaders("cookie") or []) |
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In the JS version, cookie was simply assigned to. In Python, that didn't work so I used a mutable list.
@mxschmitt and @pavelfeldman: This is now ready for review. Like the other PRs, this is almost a 1:1 port from the JS. I've left a few comments where there should be some extra eyes in the cases that the 1:1 port had to be modified slightly. |
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