tap
You can tap an element on the screen using these functions.
Functions
| function | description |
|---|---|
| tap(expression) | Tap the first element that matches the selector in current screen. Scrolling occurs within withScroll function. |
| tap(x, y) | Tap the coordinates (x, y). |
| tapWithoutScroll | Tap the first element that matches the selector without scrolling. |
| tapWithScrollDown | Tap the first element that matches the selector with scrolling down. |
| tapWithScrollUp | Tap the first element that matches the selector with scrolling up. |
| tapWithScrollRight | Tap the first element that matches the selector with scrolling right. |
| tapWithScrollLeft | Tap the first element that matches the selector with scrolling left. |
| tapCenterOfScreen | Tap the center of the screen. |
| tapCenterOf | Tap the center of the element. |
Example
Tap1.kt
(kotlin/tutorial/basic/Tap1.kt)
package tutorial.basic
import org.junit.jupiter.api.Test
import shirates.core.configuration.Testrun
import shirates.core.driver.commandextension.screenIs
import shirates.core.driver.commandextension.select
import shirates.core.driver.commandextension.tap
import shirates.core.driver.commandextension.tapWithScrollDown
import shirates.core.testcode.UITest
@Testrun("testConfig/android/androidSettings/testrun.properties")
class Tap1 : UITest() {
@Test
fun tap() {
scenario {
case(1) {
action {
it.tap("Network & internet")
.tap("Internet")
it.tap("@Navigate up")
.tap("@Navigate up")
}
}
case(2) {
action {
it.tapWithScrollDown("Display")
.tapWithScrollDown("Colors")
it.tap("@Navigate up")
.tap("@Navigate up")
}
}
}
}
@Test
fun tapByCoordinates() {
scenario {
case(1) {
action {
val e = select("Network & internet")
it.tap(x = e.bounds.centerX, y = e.bounds.centerY)
}.expectation {
it.screenIs("[Network & internet Screen]")
}
}
}
}
}