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# frozen_string_literal: true
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# to you under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the
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#
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#
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# software distributed under the License is distributed on an
# "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY
# KIND, either express or implied. See the License for the
# specific language governing permissions and limitations
# under the License.
module Selenium
module WebDriver
#
# Base class implementing default behavior of service object,
# responsible for starting and stopping driver implementations.
#
class Service
START_TIMEOUT = 20
SOCKET_LOCK_TIMEOUT = 45
STOP_TIMEOUT = 20
@default_port = nil
@driver_path = nil
@executable = nil
@missing_text = nil
class << self
attr_reader :default_port, :driver_path, :executable, :missing_text, :shutdown_supported
def chrome(**opts)
Chrome::Service.new(**opts)
end
def firefox(**opts)
binary_path = Firefox::Binary.path
args = opts.delete(:args)
case args
when Hash
args[:binary] ||= binary_path
opts[:args] = args
when Array
opts[:args] = ["--binary=#{binary_path}"]
opts[:args] += args
else
opts[:args] = ["--binary=#{binary_path}"]
end
Firefox::Service.new(**opts)
end
def ie(**opts)
IE::Service.new(**opts)
end
alias_method :internet_explorer, :ie
def edge(**opts)
Edge::Service.new(**opts)
end
def safari(**opts)
Safari::Service.new(**opts)
end
def driver_path=(path)
Platform.assert_executable path if path.is_a?(String)
@driver_path = path
end
end
attr_accessor :host
attr_reader :executable_path
#
# End users should use a class method for the desired driver, rather than using this directly.
#
# @api private
#
def initialize(path: nil, port: nil, args: nil)
path ||= self.class.driver_path
port ||= self.class.default_port
args ||= []
@executable_path = binary_path(path)
@host = Platform.localhost
@port = Integer(port)
@extra_args = args.is_a?(Hash) ? extract_service_args(args) : args
raise Error::WebDriverError, "invalid port: #{@port}" if @port < 1
end
def start
raise "already started: #{uri.inspect} #{@executable_path.inspect}" if process_running?
Platform.exit_hook(&method(:stop)) # make sure we don't leave the server running
socket_lock.locked do
find_free_port
start_process
connect_until_stable
end
end
def stop
return unless self.class.shutdown_supported
stop_server
@process.poll_for_exit STOP_TIMEOUT
rescue ChildProcess::TimeoutError
nil # noop
ensure
stop_process
end
def uri
@uri ||= URI.parse("http://#{@host}:#{@port}")
end
private
def binary_path(path = nil)
path = path.call if path.is_a?(Proc)
path ||= Platform.find_binary(self.class.executable)
raise Error::WebDriverError, self.class.missing_text unless path
Platform.assert_executable path
path
end
def build_process(*command)
WebDriver.logger.debug("Executing Process #{command}")
@process = ChildProcess.build(*command)
if WebDriver.logger.debug?
@process.io.stdout = @process.io.stderr = WebDriver.logger.io
elsif Platform.jruby?
# Apparently we need to read the output of drivers on JRuby.
@process.io.stdout = @process.io.stderr = File.new(Platform.null_device, 'w')
end
@process
end
def connect_to_server
Net::HTTP.start(@host, @port) do |http|
http.open_timeout = STOP_TIMEOUT / 2
http.read_timeout = STOP_TIMEOUT / 2
yield http
end
end
def find_free_port
@port = PortProber.above(@port)
end
def start_process
@process = build_process(@executable_path, "--port=#{@port}", *@extra_args)
# Note: this is a bug only in Windows 7
@process.leader = true unless Platform.windows?
@process.start
end
def stop_process
return if process_exited?
@process.stop STOP_TIMEOUT
@process.io.stdout.close if Platform.jruby? && !WebDriver.logger.debug?
end
def stop_server
return if process_exited?
connect_to_server { |http| http.get('/shutdown') }
end
def process_running?
defined?(@process) && @process&.alive?
end
def process_exited?
@process.nil? || @process.exited?
end
def connect_until_stable
socket_poller = SocketPoller.new @host, @port, START_TIMEOUT
return if socket_poller.connected?
raise Error::WebDriverError, cannot_connect_error_text
end
def cannot_connect_error_text
"unable to connect to #{self.class.executable} #{@host}:#{@port}"
end
def socket_lock
@socket_lock ||= SocketLock.new(@port - 1, SOCKET_LOCK_TIMEOUT)
end
protected
def extract_service_args(driver_opts)
driver_opts.key?(:args) ? driver_opts.delete(:args) : []
end
end # Service
end # WebDriver
end # Selenium
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