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<?php
namespace Test\Buy;
use Facebook\WebDriver\WebDriverBy;
use Facebook\WebDriver\WebDriverExpectedCondition;
/**
* Class BuyPromotedTest
* @package Test\Buy
*
* @group oscommerce-buy-promoted
*/
class BuyPromotedTest extends AbstractBuy
{
* @var String $orderUrl
public $orderUrl;
* Test Buy Promoted
public function testBuyPromoted()
$this->prepareProductAndCheckout(true);
$this->quit();
die;
exit
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$this->login();
$this->login()
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return
die
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return false
$this->fillShippingMethod();
$this->fillPaymentMethod();
// get cart total price
// $button = WebDriverBy::xpath("//td[@class='main']/strong[1]");
// $condition = WebDriverExpectedCondition::visibilityOfElementLocated($button);
// $this->waitUntil($condition);
// $cartPrice = $this->findByXpath("//td[@class='main']/strong[1]")->getText();
// --------------------
$this->goToPagantis();
$this->verifyPagantis();
$this->commitPurchase();
$this->checkPurchaseReturn(self::CORRECT_PURCHASE_MESSAGE);
}
protected function checkPromoted()
$elememt = WebDriverBy::id("promotedText");
$condition = WebDriverExpectedCondition::visibilityOfElementLocated($elememt);
$this->waitUntil($condition);
pagantis /
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In general, usage of exit should be done with care and only when running in a scripting context like a CLI script.