Open namtacs opened 2 months ago
For example: await input.send_keys("Иван") does nothing
here it checks if the char in present in mappings
but if it isn't then it just silently ignores it. I suggest sending the appropriate keycodes for the selected keyboard layout, autogenerating mappings (somehow) or raising an error.
Yeah, at least an Exception would be expected indeed.
My plan is (long-term), to implement different keyboard layouts. For now however, you might use elem.write()
instead
I'll be updating the US keyboard layout by using the following sources as a guideline
https://github.com/microsoft/playwright/issues/7396#issuecomment-1637150391 for reference on the keyboard layouts to support and generate_keyboard_layouts.js to generate keyboard layouts
Add send_keys in a simple way and that's it or are you a psychopath?
Add send_keys in a simple way and that's it or are you a psychopath?
it's not just simple way
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The code you've provided at https://github.com/kaliiiiiiiiii/Selenium-Driverless/pull/191/files#diff-eb355e1147cb9c933fac6232a336122a60ef8bafb5a2661496aeb58ba142f741R488 is highly detectable and doesn't even work when keydown//keyup events are required.
For example: await input.send_keys("Иван") does nothing
here it checks if the char in present in mappings https://github.com/kaliiiiiiiiii/Selenium-Driverless/blob/99185863149526af0ab066c0e4043f57c556d5ef/src/selenium_driverless/types/target.py#L414 but if it isn't then it just silently ignores it. I suggest sending the appropriate keycodes for the selected keyboard layout, autogenerating mappings (somehow) or raising an error.