The clickSpa function simulates a click on an element with a specific profile URL by appending an a element to the page and executing a command to click on it, waiting for 1 second before resolving.

The clickSpa function simulates a click on an element with a specific profile URL by creating an a element and setting up an event listener to remove it after a delay. The function waits for 1 second before resolving the promise, and catches any errors that occur during execution.

Run example

npm run import -- "click spa link"

click spa link

function clickSpa(client, profile) {
    return client
        .getUrl()
        .then(url => url.indexOf(profile) > -1
              ? []
              : client
             .execute(url => {
                var a = document.createElement('a');
                a.setAttribute('href', url);
                a.setAttribute('class', 'spa');
                a.onclick = () => setTimeout(() => document.body.removeChild(a), 500)
                a.href = url;
                a.style.position = 'absolute';
                a.style.zIndex = 4294967295;
                a.style.top = 0;
                a.style.left = 0;
                a.style.bottom = 0;
                a.style.right = 0;
                document.body.appendChild(a);
            }, profile)
        .click('a.spa[href*="' + profile + '"]')
        .pause(1000))
        .catch(e => console.log(e))
};

module.exports = clickSpa;

/**
 * Simulates a click on a SPA link.
 *
 * @param {object} client - The client instance.
 * @param {string} profile - The profile to search for.
 * @returns {object} A promise that resolves with an array.
 */
function clickSpa(client, profile) {
  // Get the current URL
  return client
   .getUrl()
   .then((url) => {
      // Check if the profile is already in the URL
      if (url.includes(profile)) {
        // If it is, return an empty array immediately
        return [];
      }

      // If not, execute a script to create a SPA link
      return client
       .execute(() => {
          // Create a new anchor element
          const a = document.createElement('a');
          // Set the href attribute
          a.setAttribute('href', profile);
          // Set the class attribute
          a.setAttribute('class','spa');
          // Set the onclick event to remove the element after 500ms
          a.onclick = () => setTimeout(() => document.body.removeChild(a), 500);
          // Make the element clickable
          a.href = profile;
          // Set some CSS styles to make the element visible
          a.style.position = 'absolute';
          a.style.zIndex = 4294967295;
          a.style.top = 0;
          a.style.left = 0;
          a.style.bottom = 0;
          a.style.right = 0;
          // Add the element to the body
          document.body.appendChild(a);
        })
       .then(() => {
          // Wait for the element to be loaded and click it
          return client.pause(1000).then(() => client.click('a.spa'));
        });
    })
   .catch((e) => console.log(e));
}

module.exports = clickSpa;

Function: clickSpa(client, profile)

Parameters:

• client: Client object
• profile: Profile URL or keyword

Returns:

• A promise that resolves with an empty array if the profile URL is already present in the current URL
• Otherwise, it executes a series of actions in the browser and returns an empty array after a delay

Actions:

1. Retrieves the current URL using client.getUrl()
2. Checks if the profile URL is already present in the current URL. If it is, returns an empty array immediately.
3. Otherwise, creates a new HTML a element with the profile URL as its href attribute and appends it to the document body. The a element has a spa class and is styled to cover the entire screen.
4. Sets up an event listener on the a element to remove it after a 500ms delay.
5. Executes a command to click on an a element with the spa class and a href attribute containing the profile URL.
6. Waits for 1 second using pause(1000) before resolving the promise.

Error Handling:

• Catches any errors that occur during the execution and logs them to the console.

Note: This code is likely part of a Selenium or Puppeteer testing framework and is used to simulate a click on an element with a specific profile URL.