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'use strict';
// Builds a generic structure that looks like:
//
// <div class="scroller"> // 100x100 viewport
// <div class="contents"></div> // 500x500
// </div>
//
// The |scrollerOverrides| and |contentOverrides| parameters are maps which
// are applied to the scroller and contents style after basic setup.
//
// Appends the outer 'scroller' element to the document body, and returns it.
function setupScrollTimelineTest(
scrollerOverrides = new Map(), contentOverrides = new Map()) {
let scroller = document.createElement('div');
scroller.style.width = '100px';
scroller.style.height = '100px';
// Hide the scrollbars, but maintain the ability to scroll. This setting
// ensures that variability in scrollbar sizing does not contribute to test
// failures or flakes.
scroller.style.overflow = 'hidden';
for (const [key, value] of scrollerOverrides) {
scroller.style[key] = value;
}
let contents = document.createElement('div');
contents.style.width = '500px';
contents.style.height = '500px';
for (const [key, value] of contentOverrides) {
contents.style[key] = value;
}
scroller.appendChild(contents);
document.body.appendChild(scroller);
return scroller;
}
// Helper method to calculate the current time, implementing only step 5 of
function calculateCurrentTime(
currentScrollOffset, startScrollOffset, endScrollOffset) {
return ((currentScrollOffset - startScrollOffset) /
(endScrollOffset - startScrollOffset)) *
100;
}
function createScroller(test) {
var scroller = createDiv(test);
scroller.innerHTML = "<div class='contents'></div>";
scroller.classList.add('scroller');
// Trigger layout run.
scroller.scrollTop;
return scroller;
}
function createScrollerWithStartAndEnd(test, orientationClass = 'vertical') {
var scroller = createDiv(test);
scroller.innerHTML =
`<div class='contents'>
<div id='start'></div>
<div id='end'></div>
</div>`;
scroller.classList.add('scroller');
scroller.classList.add(orientationClass);
return scroller;
}
function createScrollTimeline(test, options) {
options = options || {
source: createScroller(test)
}
return new ScrollTimeline(options);
}
function createScrollLinkedAnimation(test, timeline) {
return createScrollLinkedAnimationWithTiming(test, /* duration in ms*/ 1000, timeline);
}
function createScrollLinkedAnimationWithTiming(test, timing, timeline) {
if (timeline === undefined)
timeline = createScrollTimeline(test);
const KEYFRAMES = { opacity: [0, 1] };
return new Animation(
new KeyframeEffect(createDiv(test), KEYFRAMES, timing), timeline);
}
function createViewTimeline(t) {
const parent = document.querySelector('.scroller');
const elem = document.createElement('div');
elem.id = 'target';
t.add_cleanup(() => {
elem.remove();
});
parent.appendChild(elem);
return new ViewTimeline({ subject: elem });
}
function createAnimation(t) {
const elem = createDiv(t);
const animation = elem.animate({ opacity: [1, 0] }, 1000);
return animation;
}
function assert_approx_equals_or_null(actual, expected, tolerance, name) {
if (actual === null || expected === null){
assert_equals(actual, expected, name);
}
else {
assert_approx_equals(actual, expected, tolerance, name);
}
}
function assert_percents_approx_equal(actual, expected, maxScroll,
description) {
// Base the tolerance on being out by up to half a pixel.
const tolerance = 0.5 / maxScroll * 100;
assert_equals(actual.unit, "percent", `'actual' unit type must be ` +
`'percent' for "${description}"`);
assert_true(actual instanceof CSSUnitValue, `'actual' must be of type ` +
`CSSNumberish for "${description}"`);
if (expected instanceof CSSUnitValue){
// Verify that when the expected in a CSSUnitValue, it is the correct unit
// type
assert_equals(expected.unit, "percent", `'expected' unit type must be ` +
`'percent' for "${description}"`);
assert_approx_equals(actual.value, expected.value, tolerance,
`values do not match for "${description}"`);
} else if (typeof expected, "number"){
assert_approx_equals(actual.value, expected, tolerance,
`values do not match for "${description}"`);
}
}
function assert_percents_equal(actual, expected, description) {
// Rough estimate of the default size of the scrollable area based on
// sizes in setupScrollTimelineTest.
const defaultScrollRange = 400;
return assert_percents_approx_equal(actual, expected, defaultScrollRange,
description);
}