/**
* @param $name
* @param $count
* @return Option
*/
public function process($name, $count)
{
$swatch = new Option($name);
$optionCount = 0;
while ($this->webDriver->elementExists($this->theme->getConfigurableSwatchSelectorXpath($count, ++$optionCount), WebDriver::BY_XPATH)) {
$itemOptionElement = $this->webDriver->byXpath($this->theme->getConfigurableSwatchSelectorXpath($count, $optionCount));
$img = null;
$available = !$this->webDriver->elementExists($this->theme->getConfigurableSwatchNotAvailableXpath($count, $optionCount), WebDriver::BY_XPATH);
if ($this->webDriver->elementExists($this->theme->getConfigurableSwatchImgXpath($count, $optionCount), WebDriver::BY_XPATH)) {
$img = $this->webDriver->byXpath($this->theme->getConfigurableSwatchImgXpath($count, $optionCount))->getAttribute('src');
}
$swatch->addValue(new SwatchValue(trim($itemOptionElement->getAttribute('title')), $itemOptionElement, $available, $img));
}
return $swatch;
}
public function process($name, $count)
{
/* I really do not like this approach. I don't like depending on JS for this data. But my only other option
* is to do a recursive iteration over all of the OPTION elements to extract all of the possible options and
* that is just craziness.
*/
$productOption = new Option($name);
$jsVals = $this->webDriver->executeScript('return spConfig');
foreach ($jsVals['config']['attributes'] as $attribute) {
if ($attribute['label'] == $name) {
foreach ($attribute['options'] as $option) {
$productOption->addValue(new Value($option['label'], new WebDriverElementProxy($this->webDriver, $this->theme->getConfigurableProductOptionXpath($count, $option['label']), WebDriver::BY_XPATH)));
}
}
}
return $productOption;
}
