How to test Number elements with UserInteraction?

[atollk]

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Example Code

import pytest
from nicegui import ui
from nicegui.testing import User

@pytest.mark.nicegui_main_file(__file__)
async def test(user: User) -> None:
    await user.open("/")
    number_input = user.find(marker="number-element")
    assert len(number_input.elements) == 1
    assert isinstance(next(iter(number_input.elements)), ui.number)
    number_input.type("42")  # error :(

def root():
    ui.number().mark("number-element")

if __name__ == "__main__":
    ui.run(root)

Description

I'm trying to test an HTML input element that is not implemented by the Input class, e.g. a Number. This causes an AssertionError in the user_interaction.py file. Is there a way to do that?

NiceGUI Version

3.5.0

Python Version

3.13.11

Browser

Other

Operating System

Linux

Additional Context

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[falkoschindler]

Thanks for bringing this up, @atollk!
Simulated typing in ui.number elements is not supported yet. But I just created PR #5772 to add it in version 3.8. 🚀

[atollk]

Cool, thanks :)