// Copyright (c) 2011 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved. // Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be // found in the LICENSE file. #ifndef PPAPI_TESTS_TEST_POST_MESSAGE_H_ #define PPAPI_TESTS_TEST_POST_MESSAGE_H_ #include <string> #include <vector> #include "ppapi/tests/test_case.h" class TestPostMessage : public TestCase { public: explicit TestPostMessage(TestingInstance* instance); virtual ~TestPostMessage(); private: // TestCase implementation. virtual bool Init(); virtual void RunTests(const std::string& filter); // A handler for JS->Native calls to postMessage. Simply pushes // the given value to the back of message_data_ virtual void HandleMessage(const pp::Var& message_data); // Add a listener for message events which will echo back the given // JavaScript expression by passing it to postMessage. JavaScript Variables // available to the expression are: // 'plugin' - the DOM element for the test plugin. // 'message_event' - the message event parameter to the listener function. // This also adds the new listener to an array called 'eventListeners' on the // plugin's DOM element. This is used by ClearListeners(). // Returns true on success, false on failure. bool AddEchoingListener(const std::string& expression); // Posts a message from JavaScript to the plugin. |func| should be a // JavaScript function which returns the variable to post. bool PostMessageFromJavaScript(const std::string& func); // Clear any listeners that have been added using AddEchoingListener by // calling removeEventListener for each. // Returns true on success, false on failure. bool ClearListeners(); // Wait for pending messages; return the number of messages that were pending // at the time of invocation. int WaitForMessages(); // Posts a message from JavaScript to the plugin and wait for it to arrive. // |func| should be a JavaScript function(callback) which calls |callback| // with the variable to post. This function will block until the message // arrives on the plugin side (there is no need to use WaitForMessages()). // Returns the number of messages that were pending at the time of invocation. int PostAsyncMessageFromJavaScriptAndWait(const std::string& func); // Verifies that the given javascript assertions are true of the message // (|test_data|) passed via PostMessage(). std::string CheckMessageProperties( const pp::Var& test_data, const std::vector<std::string>& properties_to_check); // Test that we can send a message from Instance::Init. Note the actual // message is sent in TestPostMessage::Init, and this test simply makes sure // we got it. std::string TestSendInInit(); // Test some basic functionality; make sure we can send data successfully // in both directions. std::string TestSendingData(); // Test sending ArrayBuffer vars in both directions. std::string TestSendingArrayBuffer(); // Test sending Array vars in both directions. std::string TestSendingArray(); // Test sending Dictionary vars in both directions. std::string TestSendingDictionary(); // Test sending Resource vars from JavaScript to the plugin. // TODO(mgiuca): Test sending Resource vars in both directions. std::string TestSendingResource(); // Test sending a complex var with references and cycles in both directions. std::string TestSendingComplexVar(); // Test the MessageEvent object that JavaScript received to make sure it is // of the right type and has all the expected fields. std::string TestMessageEvent(); // Test sending a message when no handler exists, make sure nothing happens. std::string TestNoHandler(); // Test sending from JavaScript to the plugin with extra parameters, make sure // nothing happens. std::string TestExtraParam(); // Test sending messages off of the main thread. std::string TestNonMainThread(); typedef std::vector<pp::Var> VarVector; // This is used to store pp::Var objects we receive via a call to // HandleMessage. VarVector message_data_; }; #endif // PPAPI_TESTS_TEST_POST_MESSAGE_H_