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package android.tools.common.flicker.assertors.assertions
import android.tools.common.datatypes.component.ComponentNameMatcher
import android.tools.common.flicker.IScenarioInstance
import android.tools.common.flicker.assertors.ComponentTemplate
import android.tools.common.flicker.subject.layers.LayersTraceSubject
/**
* Checks that the [ComponentNameMatcher.ROTATION] layer appears during the transition, doesn't
* flicker, and disappears before the transition is complete.
*/
class RotationLayerAppearsAndVanishes(component: ComponentTemplate) :
AssertionTemplateWithComponent(component) {
/** {@inheritDoc} */
override fun doEvaluate(scenarioInstance: IScenarioInstance, layerSubject: LayersTraceSubject) {
layerSubject
.isVisible(component.build(scenarioInstance))
.then()
.isVisible(ComponentNameMatcher.ROTATION)
.then()
.isVisible(component.build(scenarioInstance))
.isInvisible(ComponentNameMatcher.ROTATION)
.forAllEntries()
}
}