38 lines
1.4 KiB
Ruby
38 lines
1.4 KiB
Ruby
module DropzoneHelper
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# Provides a way to perform `attach_file` for a Dropzone-based file input
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#
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# This is accomplished by creating a standard HTML file input on the page,
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# performing `attach_file` on that field, and then triggering the appropriate
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# Dropzone events to perform the actual upload.
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#
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# This method waits for the upload to complete before returning.
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def dropzone_file(file_path)
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# Generate a fake file input that Capybara can attach to
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page.execute_script <<-JS.strip_heredoc
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var fakeFileInput = window.$('<input/>').attr(
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{id: 'fakeFileInput', type: 'file'}
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).appendTo('body');
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window._dropzoneComplete = false;
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JS
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# Attach the file to the fake input selector with Capybara
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attach_file('fakeFileInput', file_path)
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# Manually trigger a Dropzone "drop" event with the fake input's file list
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page.execute_script <<-JS.strip_heredoc
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var fileList = [$('#fakeFileInput')[0].files[0]];
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var e = jQuery.Event('drop', { dataTransfer : { files : fileList } });
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var dropzone = $('.div-dropzone')[0].dropzone;
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dropzone.on('queuecomplete', function() {
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window._dropzoneComplete = true;
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});
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dropzone.listeners[0].events.drop(e);
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JS
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# Wait until Dropzone's fired `queuecomplete`
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loop until page.evaluate_script('window._dropzoneComplete === true')
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end
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end
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