text assertion

You can assert the value of text or label or value attribute of the element using these functions.

functions

Note

text attribute is for Android.

label attribute and value attribute are for iOS. value attribute is applied when label attribute is empty.

Example

AssertingAttribute1.kt

(kotlin/tutorial/basic/AssertingAttribute1.kt)

@Test
@Order(10)
fun textAssertion_OK() {

    scenario {
        case(1) {
            condition {
                it.macro("[Android Settings Top Screen]")
            }.action {
                it.select("Network & internet", log = true)
            }.expectation {
                it
                    .textIs("Network & internet")
                    .textIsNot("Notifications")

                    .textStartsWith("Network &")
                    .textStartsWithNot("Connected")

                    .textContains("work & int")
                    .textContainsNot("device")

                    .textEndsWith("& internet")
                    .textEndsWithNot("devices")

                    .textMatches("^Net.*")
                    .textMatchesNot("^Connected.*")

                    .textIsNotEmpty()
            }
        }
        case(2) {
            action {
                it.select("#account_avatar", log = true)
            }.expectation {
                it.textIsEmpty()
            }
        }
    }
}

@Test
@Order(20)
fun textAssertion_NG() {

    scenario {
        case(1) {
            condition {
                it.macro("[Android Settings Top Screen]")
            }.action {
                it.select("Network & internet", log = true)
            }.expectation {
                it.textIs("Connected devices")
            }
        }
    }
}

Note

log = true is specified for demonstration. This should not be specified in production code. Default is false.

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