Add "Wait for DOM inactivity" keyword which waits until page is fully loaded/rendered

この Issue では、SeleniumLibrary の新しいキーワード Wait for DOM Inactivity とブラウザー側の Mutation Observer API が挙げられていますが、リポジトリのファイルやテストについては触れられていません。まず、既存の wait キーワードのエントリーポイントとそのテストを見つけてください。動的なページでそのキーワードを利用でき、その動作がテストでカバーされれば完了です。

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Feature Request Background

In an effort to improve page performance, modern web apps load initial content, then load the rest of the data on the page via XHR requests. The page continues to mutate until all additional data is loaded. This is a major problem for old frameworks like Selenium, which simply wait until the initial page loads but do not wait until the content on the page fully loads.

Examples of this loading style can be found on sites like:
airbnb.com
amazon.com
buzzfeed.com
yahoo.com

A workaround we've found extremely useful at my company is to leverage the relatively new Mutation Observer api (docs here).

This mutation observer can be configured to fire a callback every time a node on the DOM is added or mutated. This can be used to detect when the page finally calms down and is ready for the automated test to continue.

Feature Request

My feature request, which I will implement, is to leverage this mutation observer in a new keyword "Wait for DOM Inactivity", which the user can call to wait on the XHR requests on dynamic pages (like those listed above) to finish.

Some key scenarios where this can be used are:

• pretty much any automated test which tests against a single page app
• whenever a button click opens & loads a modal
• on highly performant, dynamic pages which heavily leverage XHR requests (like those listed above)

Let me know if this interests you, I would be more than happy to implement this. I have used SeleniumLibrary extensively and love the library, and would love to contribute to it in any way.

Thank you for reading my request!