import { BehaviorSubject } from 'rxjs';

/** Subject used to dispatch and listen for changes to the auto change detection status . */
const autoChangeDetectionSubject = new BehaviorSubject({
    isDisabled: false,
});
/** The current subscription to `autoChangeDetectionSubject`. */
let autoChangeDetectionSubscription;
/**
 * The default handler for auto change detection status changes. This handler will be used if the
 * specific environment does not install its own.
 * @param status The new auto change detection status.
 */
function defaultAutoChangeDetectionHandler(status) {
    status.onDetectChangesNow?.();
}
/**
 * Allows a test `HarnessEnvironment` to install its own handler for auto change detection status
 * changes.
 * @param handler The handler for the auto change detection status.
 */
function handleAutoChangeDetectionStatus(handler) {
    stopHandlingAutoChangeDetectionStatus();
    autoChangeDetectionSubscription = autoChangeDetectionSubject.subscribe(handler);
}
/** Allows a `HarnessEnvironment` to stop handling auto change detection status changes. */
function stopHandlingAutoChangeDetectionStatus() {
    autoChangeDetectionSubscription?.unsubscribe();
    autoChangeDetectionSubscription = null;
}
/**
 * Batches together triggering of change detection over the duration of the given function.
 * @param fn The function to call with batched change detection.
 * @param triggerBeforeAndAfter Optionally trigger change detection once before and after the batch
 *   operation. If false, change detection will not be triggered.
 * @return The result of the given function.
 */
async function batchChangeDetection(fn, triggerBeforeAndAfter) {
    // If change detection batching is already in progress, just run the function.
    if (autoChangeDetectionSubject.getValue().isDisabled) {
        return await fn();
    }
    // If nothing is handling change detection batching, install the default handler.
    if (!autoChangeDetectionSubscription) {
        handleAutoChangeDetectionStatus(defaultAutoChangeDetectionHandler);
    }
    if (triggerBeforeAndAfter) {
        await new Promise(resolve => autoChangeDetectionSubject.next({
            isDisabled: true,
            onDetectChangesNow: resolve,
        }));
        // The function passed in may throw (e.g. if the user wants to make an expectation of an error
        // being thrown. If this happens, we need to make sure we still re-enable change detection, so
        // we wrap it in a `finally` block.
        try {
            return await fn();
        }
        finally {
            await new Promise(resolve => autoChangeDetectionSubject.next({
                isDisabled: false,
                onDetectChangesNow: resolve,
            }));
        }
    }
    else {
        autoChangeDetectionSubject.next({ isDisabled: true });
        // The function passed in may throw (e.g. if the user wants to make an expectation of an error
        // being thrown. If this happens, we need to make sure we still re-enable change detection, so
        // we wrap it in a `finally` block.
        try {
            return await fn();
        }
        finally {
            autoChangeDetectionSubject.next({ isDisabled: false });
        }
    }
}
/**
 * Disables the harness system's auto change detection for the duration of the given function.
 * @param fn The function to disable auto change detection for.
 * @return The result of the given function.
 */
async function manualChangeDetection(fn) {
    return batchChangeDetection(fn, false);
}
/**
 * Resolves the given list of async values in parallel (i.e. via Promise.all) while batching change
 * detection over the entire operation such that change detection occurs exactly once before
 * resolving the values and once after.
 * @param values A getter for the async values to resolve in parallel with batched change detection.
 * @return The resolved values.
 */
async function parallel(values) {
    return batchChangeDetection(() => Promise.all(values()), true);
}

/**
 * Base class for component harnesses that all component harness authors should extend. This base
 * component harness provides the basic ability to locate element and sub-component harness. It
 * should be inherited when defining user's own harness.
 */
class ComponentHarness {
    constructor(locatorFactory) {
        this.locatorFactory = locatorFactory;
    }
    /** Gets a `Promise` for the `TestElement` representing the host element of the component. */
    async host() {
        return this.locatorFactory.rootElement;
    }
    /**
     * Gets a `LocatorFactory` for the document root element. This factory can be used to create
     * locators for elements that a component creates outside of its own root element. (e.g. by
     * appending to document.body).
     */
    documentRootLocatorFactory() {
        return this.locatorFactory.documentRootLocatorFactory();
    }
    /**
     * Creates an asynchronous locator function that can be used to find a `ComponentHarness` instance
     * or element under the host element of this `ComponentHarness`.
     * @param queries A list of queries specifying which harnesses and elements to search for:
     *   - A `string` searches for elements matching the CSS selector specified by the string.
     *   - A `ComponentHarness` constructor searches for `ComponentHarness` instances matching the
     *     given class.
     *   - A `HarnessPredicate` searches for `ComponentHarness` instances matching the given
     *     predicate.
     * @return An asynchronous locator function that searches for and returns a `Promise` for the
     *   first element or harness matching the given search criteria. Matches are ordered first by
     *   order in the DOM, and second by order in the queries list. If no matches are found, the
     *   `Promise` rejects. The type that the `Promise` resolves to is a union of all result types for
     *   each query.
     *
     * e.g. Given the following DOM: `<div id="d1" /><div id="d2" />`, and assuming
     * `DivHarness.hostSelector === 'div'`:
     * - `await ch.locatorFor(DivHarness, 'div')()` gets a `DivHarness` instance for `#d1`
     * - `await ch.locatorFor('div', DivHarness)()` gets a `TestElement` instance for `#d1`
     * - `await ch.locatorFor('span')()` throws because the `Promise` rejects.
     */
    locatorFor(...queries) {
        return this.locatorFactory.locatorFor(...queries);
    }
    /**
     * Creates an asynchronous locator function that can be used to find a `ComponentHarness` instance
     * or element under the host element of this `ComponentHarness`.
     * @param queries A list of queries specifying which harnesses and elements to search for:
     *   - A `string` searches for elements matching the CSS selector specified by the string.
     *   - A `ComponentHarness` constructor searches for `ComponentHarness` instances matching the
     *     given class.
     *   - A `HarnessPredicate` searches for `ComponentHarness` instances matching the given
     *     predicate.
     * @return An asynchronous locator function that searches for and returns a `Promise` for the
     *   first element or harness matching the given search criteria. Matches are ordered first by
     *   order in the DOM, and second by order in the queries list. If no matches are found, the
     *   `Promise` is resolved with `null`. The type that the `Promise` resolves to is a union of all
     *   result types for each query or null.
     *
     * e.g. Given the following DOM: `<div id="d1" /><div id="d2" />`, and assuming
     * `DivHarness.hostSelector === 'div'`:
     * - `await ch.locatorForOptional(DivHarness, 'div')()` gets a `DivHarness` instance for `#d1`
     * - `await ch.locatorForOptional('div', DivHarness)()` gets a `TestElement` instance for `#d1`
     * - `await ch.locatorForOptional('span')()` gets `null`.
     */
    locatorForOptional(...queries) {
        return this.locatorFactory.locatorForOptional(...queries);
    }
    /**
     * Creates an asynchronous locator function that can be used to find `ComponentHarness` instances
     * or elements under the host element of this `ComponentHarness`.
     * @param queries A list of queries specifying which harnesses and elements to search for:
     *   - A `string` searches for elements matching the CSS selector specified by the string.
     *   - A `ComponentHarness` constructor searches for `ComponentHarness` instances matching the
     *     given class.
     *   - A `HarnessPredicate` searches for `ComponentHarness` instances matching the given
     *     predicate.
     * @return An asynchronous locator function that searches for and returns a `Promise` for all
     *   elements and harnesses matching the given search criteria. Matches are ordered first by
     *   order in the DOM, and second by order in the queries list. If an element matches more than
     *   one `ComponentHarness` class, the locator gets an instance of each for the same element. If
     *   an element matches multiple `string` selectors, only one `TestElement` instance is returned
     *   for that element. The type that the `Promise` resolves to is an array where each element is
     *   the union of all result types for each query.
     *
     * e.g. Given the following DOM: `<div id="d1" /><div id="d2" />`, and assuming
     * `DivHarness.hostSelector === 'div'` and `IdIsD1Harness.hostSelector === '#d1'`:
     * - `await ch.locatorForAll(DivHarness, 'div')()` gets `[
     *     DivHarness, // for #d1
     *     TestElement, // for #d1
     *     DivHarness, // for #d2
     *     TestElement // for #d2
     *   ]`
     * - `await ch.locatorForAll('div', '#d1')()` gets `[
     *     TestElement, // for #d1
     *     TestElement // for #d2
     *   ]`
     * - `await ch.locatorForAll(DivHarness, IdIsD1Harness)()` gets `[
     *     DivHarness, // for #d1
     *     IdIsD1Harness, // for #d1
     *     DivHarness // for #d2
     *   ]`
     * - `await ch.locatorForAll('span')()` gets `[]`.
     */
    locatorForAll(...queries) {
        return this.locatorFactory.locatorForAll(...queries);
    }
    /**
     * Flushes change detection and async tasks in the Angular zone.
     * In most cases it should not be necessary to call this manually. However, there may be some edge
     * cases where it is needed to fully flush animation events.
     */
    async forceStabilize() {
        return this.locatorFactory.forceStabilize();
    }
    /**
     * Waits for all scheduled or running async tasks to complete. This allows harness
     * authors to wait for async tasks outside of the Angular zone.
     */
    async waitForTasksOutsideAngular() {
        return this.locatorFactory.waitForTasksOutsideAngular();
    }
}
/**
 * Base class for component harnesses that authors should extend if they anticipate that consumers
 * of the harness may want to access other harnesses within the `<ng-content>` of the component.
 */
class ContentContainerComponentHarness extends ComponentHarness {
    async getChildLoader(selector) {
        return (await this.getRootHarnessLoader()).getChildLoader(selector);
    }
    async getAllChildLoaders(selector) {
        return (await this.getRootHarnessLoader()).getAllChildLoaders(selector);
    }
    async getHarness(query) {
        return (await this.getRootHarnessLoader()).getHarness(query);
    }
    async getHarnessOrNull(query) {
        return (await this.getRootHarnessLoader()).getHarnessOrNull(query);
    }
    async getAllHarnesses(query) {
        return (await this.getRootHarnessLoader()).getAllHarnesses(query);
    }
    async hasHarness(query) {
        return (await this.getRootHarnessLoader()).hasHarness(query);
    }
    /**
     * Gets the root harness loader from which to start
     * searching for content contained by this harness.
     */
    async getRootHarnessLoader() {
        return this.locatorFactory.rootHarnessLoader();
    }
}
/**
 * A class used to associate a ComponentHarness class with predicates functions that can be used to
 * filter instances of the class.
 */
class HarnessPredicate {
    constructor(harnessType, options) {
        this.harnessType = harnessType;
        this._predicates = [];
        this._descriptions = [];
        this._addBaseOptions(options);
    }
    /**
     * Checks if the specified nullable string value matches the given pattern.
     * @param value The nullable string value to check, or a Promise resolving to the
     *   nullable string value.
     * @param pattern The pattern the value is expected to match. If `pattern` is a string,
     *   `value` is expected to match exactly. If `pattern` is a regex, a partial match is
     *   allowed. If `pattern` is `null`, the value is expected to be `null`.
     * @return Whether the value matches the pattern.
     */
    static async stringMatches(value, pattern) {
        value = await value;
        if (pattern === null) {
            return value === null;
        }
        else if (value === null) {
            return false;
        }
        return typeof pattern === 'string' ? value === pattern : pattern.test(value);
    }
    /**
     * Adds a predicate function to be run against candidate harnesses.
     * @param description A description of this predicate that may be used in error messages.
     * @param predicate An async predicate function.
     * @return this (for method chaining).
     */
    add(description, predicate) {
        this._descriptions.push(description);
        this._predicates.push(predicate);
        return this;
    }
    /**
     * Adds a predicate function that depends on an option value to be run against candidate
     * harnesses. If the option value is undefined, the predicate will be ignored.
     * @param name The name of the option (may be used in error messages).
     * @param option The option value.
     * @param predicate The predicate function to run if the option value is not undefined.
     * @return this (for method chaining).
     */
    addOption(name, option, predicate) {
        if (option !== undefined) {
            this.add(`${name} = ${_valueAsString(option)}`, item => predicate(item, option));
        }
        return this;
    }
    /**
     * Filters a list of harnesses on this predicate.
     * @param harnesses The list of harnesses to filter.
     * @return A list of harnesses that satisfy this predicate.
     */
    async filter(harnesses) {
        if (harnesses.length === 0) {
            return [];
        }
        const results = await parallel(() => harnesses.map(h => this.evaluate(h)));
        return harnesses.filter((_, i) => results[i]);
    }
    /**
     * Evaluates whether the given harness satisfies this predicate.
     * @param harness The harness to check
     * @return A promise that resolves to true if the harness satisfies this predicate,
     *   and resolves to false otherwise.
     */
    async evaluate(harness) {
        const results = await parallel(() => this._predicates.map(p => p(harness)));
        return results.reduce((combined, current) => combined && current, true);
    }
    /** Gets a description of this predicate for use in error messages. */
    getDescription() {
        return this._descriptions.join(', ');
    }
    /** Gets the selector used to find candidate elements. */
    getSelector() {
        // We don't have to go through the extra trouble if there are no ancestors.
        if (!this._ancestor) {
            return (this.harnessType.hostSelector || '').trim();
        }
        const [ancestors, ancestorPlaceholders] = _splitAndEscapeSelector(this._ancestor);
        const [selectors, selectorPlaceholders] = _splitAndEscapeSelector(this.harnessType.hostSelector || '');
        const result = [];
        // We have to add the ancestor to each part of the host compound selector, otherwise we can get
        // incorrect results. E.g. `.ancestor .a, .ancestor .b` vs `.ancestor .a, .b`.
        ancestors.forEach(escapedAncestor => {
            const ancestor = _restoreSelector(escapedAncestor, ancestorPlaceholders);
            return selectors.forEach(escapedSelector => result.push(`${ancestor} ${_restoreSelector(escapedSelector, selectorPlaceholders)}`));
        });
        return result.join(', ');
    }
    /** Adds base options common to all harness types. */
    _addBaseOptions(options) {
        this._ancestor = options.ancestor || '';
        if (this._ancestor) {
            this._descriptions.push(`has ancestor matching selector "${this._ancestor}"`);
        }
        const selector = options.selector;
        if (selector !== undefined) {
            this.add(`host matches selector "${selector}"`, async (item) => {
                return (await item.host()).matchesSelector(selector);
            });
        }
    }
}
/** Represent a value as a string for the purpose of logging. */
function _valueAsString(value) {
    if (value === undefined) {
        return 'undefined';
    }
    try {
        // `JSON.stringify` doesn't handle RegExp properly, so we need a custom replacer.
        // Use a character that is unlikely to appear in real strings to denote the start and end of
        // the regex. This allows us to strip out the extra quotes around the value added by
        // `JSON.stringify`. Also do custom escaping on `"` characters to prevent `JSON.stringify`
        // from escaping them as if they were part of a string.
        const stringifiedValue = JSON.stringify(value, (_, v) => v instanceof RegExp
            ? `◬MAT_RE_ESCAPE◬${v.toString().replace(/"/g, '◬MAT_RE_ESCAPE◬')}◬MAT_RE_ESCAPE◬`
            : v);
        // Strip out the extra quotes around regexes and put back the manually escaped `"` characters.
        return stringifiedValue
            .replace(/"◬MAT_RE_ESCAPE◬|◬MAT_RE_ESCAPE◬"/g, '')
            .replace(/◬MAT_RE_ESCAPE◬/g, '"');
    }
    catch {
        // `JSON.stringify` will throw if the object is cyclical,
        // in this case the best we can do is report the value as `{...}`.
        return '{...}';
    }
}
/**
 * Splits up a compound selector into its parts and escapes any quoted content. The quoted content
 * has to be escaped, because it can contain commas which will throw throw us off when trying to
 * split it.
 * @param selector Selector to be split.
 * @returns The escaped string where any quoted content is replaced with a placeholder. E.g.
 * `[foo="bar"]` turns into `[foo=__cdkPlaceholder-0__]`. Use `_restoreSelector` to restore
 * the placeholders.
 */
function _splitAndEscapeSelector(selector) {
    const placeholders = [];
    // Note that the regex doesn't account for nested quotes so something like `"ab'cd'e"` will be
    // considered as two blocks. It's a bit of an edge case, but if we find that it's a problem,
    // we can make it a bit smarter using a loop. Use this for now since it's more readable and
    // compact. More complete implementation:
    // https://github.com/angular/angular/blob/bd34bc9e89f18a/packages/compiler/src/shadow_css.ts#L655
    const result = selector.replace(/(["'][^["']*["'])/g, (_, keep) => {
        const replaceBy = `__cdkPlaceholder-${placeholders.length}__`;
        placeholders.push(keep);
        return replaceBy;
    });
    return [result.split(',').map(part => part.trim()), placeholders];
}
/** Restores a selector whose content was escaped in `_splitAndEscapeSelector`. */
function _restoreSelector(selector, placeholders) {
    return selector.replace(/__cdkPlaceholder-(\d+)__/g, (_, index) => placeholders[+index]);
}

/**
 * Base harness environment class that can be extended to allow `ComponentHarness`es to be used in
 * different test environments (e.g. testbed, protractor, etc.). This class implements the
 * functionality of both a `HarnessLoader` and `LocatorFactory`. This class is generic on the raw
 * element type, `E`, used by the particular test environment.
 */
class HarnessEnvironment {
    // Implemented as part of the `LocatorFactory` interface.
    get rootElement() {
        this._rootElement = this._rootElement || this.createTestElement(this.rawRootElement);
        return this._rootElement;
    }
    set rootElement(element) {
        this._rootElement = element;
    }
    constructor(rawRootElement) {
        this.rawRootElement = rawRootElement;
    }
    // Implemented as part of the `LocatorFactory` interface.
    documentRootLocatorFactory() {
        return this.createEnvironment(this.getDocumentRoot());
    }
    // Implemented as part of the `LocatorFactory` interface.
    locatorFor(...queries) {
        return () => _assertResultFound(this._getAllHarnessesAndTestElements(queries), _getDescriptionForLocatorForQueries(queries));
    }
    // Implemented as part of the `LocatorFactory` interface.
    locatorForOptional(...queries) {
        return async () => (await this._getAllHarnessesAndTestElements(queries))[0] || null;
    }
    // Implemented as part of the `LocatorFactory` interface.
    locatorForAll(...queries) {
        return () => this._getAllHarnessesAndTestElements(queries);
    }
    // Implemented as part of the `LocatorFactory` interface.
    async rootHarnessLoader() {
        return this;
    }
    // Implemented as part of the `LocatorFactory` interface.
    async harnessLoaderFor(selector) {
        return this.createEnvironment(await _assertResultFound(this.getAllRawElements(selector), [
            _getDescriptionForHarnessLoaderQuery(selector),
        ]));
    }
    // Implemented as part of the `LocatorFactory` interface.
    async harnessLoaderForOptional(selector) {
        const elements = await this.getAllRawElements(selector);
        return elements[0] ? this.createEnvironment(elements[0]) : null;
    }
    // Implemented as part of the `LocatorFactory` interface.
    async harnessLoaderForAll(selector) {
        const elements = await this.getAllRawElements(selector);
        return elements.map(element => this.createEnvironment(element));
    }
    // Implemented as part of the `HarnessLoader` interface.
    getHarness(query) {
        return this.locatorFor(query)();
    }
    // Implemented as part of the `HarnessLoader` interface.
    getHarnessOrNull(query) {
        return this.locatorForOptional(query)();
    }
    // Implemented as part of the `HarnessLoader` interface.
    getAllHarnesses(query) {
        return this.locatorForAll(query)();
    }
    // Implemented as part of the `HarnessLoader` interface.
    async hasHarness(query) {
        return (await this.locatorForOptional(query)()) !== null;
    }
    // Implemented as part of the `HarnessLoader` interface.
    async getChildLoader(selector) {
        return this.createEnvironment(await _assertResultFound(this.getAllRawElements(selector), [
            _getDescriptionForHarnessLoaderQuery(selector),
        ]));
    }
    // Implemented as part of the `HarnessLoader` interface.
    async getAllChildLoaders(selector) {
        return (await this.getAllRawElements(selector)).map(e => this.createEnvironment(e));
    }
    /** Creates a `ComponentHarness` for the given harness type with the given raw host element. */
    createComponentHarness(harnessType, element) {
        return new harnessType(this.createEnvironment(element));
    }
    /**
     * Matches the given raw elements with the given list of element and harness queries to produce a
     * list of matched harnesses and test elements.
     */
    async _getAllHarnessesAndTestElements(queries) {
        if (!queries.length) {
            throw Error('CDK Component harness query must contain at least one element.');
        }
        const { allQueries, harnessQueries, elementQueries, harnessTypes } = _parseQueries(queries);
        // Combine all of the queries into one large comma-delimited selector and use it to get all raw
        // elements matching any of the individual queries.
        const rawElements = await this.getAllRawElements([...elementQueries, ...harnessQueries.map(predicate => predicate.getSelector())].join(','));
        // If every query is searching for the same harness subclass, we know every result corresponds
        // to an instance of that subclass. Likewise, if every query is for a `TestElement`, we know
        // every result corresponds to a `TestElement`. Otherwise we need to verify which result was
        // found by which selector so it can be matched to the appropriate instance.
        const skipSelectorCheck = (elementQueries.length === 0 && harnessTypes.size === 1) || harnessQueries.length === 0;
        const perElementMatches = await parallel(() => rawElements.map(async (rawElement) => {
            const testElement = this.createTestElement(rawElement);
            const allResultsForElement = await parallel(
            // For each query, get `null` if it doesn't match, or a `TestElement` or
            // `ComponentHarness` as appropriate if it does match. This gives us everything that
            // matches the current raw element, but it may contain duplicate entries (e.g.
            // multiple `TestElement` or multiple `ComponentHarness` of the same type).
            () => allQueries.map(query => this._getQueryResultForElement(query, rawElement, testElement, skipSelectorCheck)));
            return _removeDuplicateQueryResults(allResultsForElement);
        }));
        return [].concat(...perElementMatches);
    }
    /**
     * Check whether the given query matches the given element, if it does return the matched
     * `TestElement` or `ComponentHarness`, if it does not, return null. In cases where the caller
     * knows for sure that the query matches the element's selector, `skipSelectorCheck` can be used
     * to skip verification and optimize performance.
     */
    async _getQueryResultForElement(query, rawElement, testElement, skipSelectorCheck = false) {
        if (typeof query === 'string') {
            return skipSelectorCheck || (await testElement.matchesSelector(query)) ? testElement : null;
        }
        if (skipSelectorCheck || (await testElement.matchesSelector(query.getSelector()))) {
            const harness = this.createComponentHarness(query.harnessType, rawElement);
            return (await query.evaluate(harness)) ? harness : null;
        }
        return null;
    }
}
/**
 * Parses a list of queries in the format accepted by the `locatorFor*` methods into an easier to
 * work with format.
 */
function _parseQueries(queries) {
    const allQueries = [];
    const harnessQueries = [];
    const elementQueries = [];
    const harnessTypes = new Set();
    for (const query of queries) {
        if (typeof query === 'string') {
            allQueries.push(query);
            elementQueries.push(query);
        }
        else {
            const predicate = query instanceof HarnessPredicate ? query : new HarnessPredicate(query, {});
            allQueries.push(predicate);
            harnessQueries.push(predicate);
            harnessTypes.add(predicate.harnessType);
        }
    }
    return { allQueries, harnessQueries, elementQueries, harnessTypes };
}
/**
 * Removes duplicate query results for a particular element. (e.g. multiple `TestElement`
 * instances or multiple instances of the same `ComponentHarness` class.
 */
async function _removeDuplicateQueryResults(results) {
    let testElementMatched = false;
    let matchedHarnessTypes = new Set();
    const dedupedMatches = [];
    for (const result of results) {
        if (!result) {
            continue;
        }
        if (result instanceof ComponentHarness) {
            if (!matchedHarnessTypes.has(result.constructor)) {
                matchedHarnessTypes.add(result.constructor);
                dedupedMatches.push(result);
            }
        }
        else if (!testElementMatched) {
            testElementMatched = true;
            dedupedMatches.push(result);
        }
    }
    return dedupedMatches;
}
/** Verifies that there is at least one result in an array. */
async function _assertResultFound(results, queryDescriptions) {
    const result = (await results)[0];
    if (result == undefined) {
        throw Error(`Failed to find element matching one of the following queries:\n` +
            queryDescriptions.map(desc => `(${desc})`).join(',\n'));
    }
    return result;
}
/** Gets a list of description strings from a list of queries. */
function _getDescriptionForLocatorForQueries(queries) {
    return queries.map(query => typeof query === 'string'
        ? _getDescriptionForTestElementQuery(query)
        : _getDescriptionForComponentHarnessQuery(query));
}
/** Gets a description string for a `ComponentHarness` query. */
function _getDescriptionForComponentHarnessQuery(query) {
    const harnessPredicate = query instanceof HarnessPredicate ? query : new HarnessPredicate(query, {});
    const { name, hostSelector } = harnessPredicate.harnessType;
    const description = `${name} with host element matching selector: "${hostSelector}"`;
    const constraints = harnessPredicate.getDescription();
    return (description +
        (constraints ? ` satisfying the constraints: ${harnessPredicate.getDescription()}` : ''));
}
/** Gets a description string for a `TestElement` query. */
function _getDescriptionForTestElementQuery(selector) {
    return `TestElement for element matching selector: "${selector}"`;
}
/** Gets a description string for a `HarnessLoader` query. */
function _getDescriptionForHarnessLoaderQuery(selector) {
    return `HarnessLoader for element matching selector: "${selector}"`;
}

/** An enum of non-text keys that can be used with the `sendKeys` method. */
// NOTE: This is a separate enum from `@angular/cdk/keycodes` because we don't necessarily want to
// support every possible keyCode. We also can't rely on Protractor's `Key` because we don't want a
// dependency on any particular testing framework here. Instead we'll just maintain this supported
// list of keys and let individual concrete `HarnessEnvironment` classes map them to whatever key
// representation is used in its respective testing framework.
// tslint:disable-next-line:prefer-const-enum Seems like this causes some issues with System.js
var TestKey;
(function (TestKey) {
    TestKey[TestKey["BACKSPACE"] = 0] = "BACKSPACE";
    TestKey[TestKey["TAB"] = 1] = "TAB";
    TestKey[TestKey["ENTER"] = 2] = "ENTER";
    TestKey[TestKey["SHIFT"] = 3] = "SHIFT";
    TestKey[TestKey["CONTROL"] = 4] = "CONTROL";
    TestKey[TestKey["ALT"] = 5] = "ALT";
    TestKey[TestKey["ESCAPE"] = 6] = "ESCAPE";
    TestKey[TestKey["PAGE_UP"] = 7] = "PAGE_UP";
    TestKey[TestKey["PAGE_DOWN"] = 8] = "PAGE_DOWN";
    TestKey[TestKey["END"] = 9] = "END";
    TestKey[TestKey["HOME"] = 10] = "HOME";
    TestKey[TestKey["LEFT_ARROW"] = 11] = "LEFT_ARROW";
    TestKey[TestKey["UP_ARROW"] = 12] = "UP_ARROW";
    TestKey[TestKey["RIGHT_ARROW"] = 13] = "RIGHT_ARROW";
    TestKey[TestKey["DOWN_ARROW"] = 14] = "DOWN_ARROW";
    TestKey[TestKey["INSERT"] = 15] = "INSERT";
    TestKey[TestKey["DELETE"] = 16] = "DELETE";
    TestKey[TestKey["F1"] = 17] = "F1";
    TestKey[TestKey["F2"] = 18] = "F2";
    TestKey[TestKey["F3"] = 19] = "F3";
    TestKey[TestKey["F4"] = 20] = "F4";
    TestKey[TestKey["F5"] = 21] = "F5";
    TestKey[TestKey["F6"] = 22] = "F6";
    TestKey[TestKey["F7"] = 23] = "F7";
    TestKey[TestKey["F8"] = 24] = "F8";
    TestKey[TestKey["F9"] = 25] = "F9";
    TestKey[TestKey["F10"] = 26] = "F10";
    TestKey[TestKey["F11"] = 27] = "F11";
    TestKey[TestKey["F12"] = 28] = "F12";
    TestKey[TestKey["META"] = 29] = "META";
    TestKey[TestKey["COMMA"] = 30] = "COMMA";
})(TestKey || (TestKey = {}));

/**
 * Returns an error which reports that no keys have been specified.
 * @docs-private
 */
function getNoKeysSpecifiedError() {
    return Error('No keys have been specified.');
}

/**
 * Gets text of element excluding certain selectors within the element.
 * @param element Element to get text from,
 * @param excludeSelector Selector identifying which elements to exclude,
 */
function _getTextWithExcludedElements(element, excludeSelector) {
    const clone = element.cloneNode(true);
    const exclusions = clone.querySelectorAll(excludeSelector);
    for (let i = 0; i < exclusions.length; i++) {
        exclusions[i].remove();
    }
    return (clone.textContent || '').trim();
}

export { ComponentHarness, ContentContainerComponentHarness, HarnessEnvironment, HarnessPredicate, TestKey, _getTextWithExcludedElements, getNoKeysSpecifiedError, handleAutoChangeDetectionStatus, manualChangeDetection, parallel, stopHandlingAutoChangeDetectionStatus };
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