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@qavajs/po-cypress

v0.2.0

Published

library for plain-english access to page object

Downloads

1

Readme

@qavajs/po-cypress

This library provides the ability to create hierarchical page objects and access elements using plain-english selectors. Works on top of Cypress.

npm install @qavajs/po-cypress

Usage

Lib provides getElement method that resolves plain-english selector and return playwright locator.

const { po } = require('@qavajs/po-cypress');

When(/^click '(.+)'$/, async function (alias) {
    const element = await po.getElement(alias);
    await element.click();
});
When click '#1 of Multiple Component > Child Item'

Lib provides capability to get single element from collection by index (#index of Collection) or inner text (#text in Collection).

Create page object

Lib provides two methods $ and $$ that allow registering elements and collections. An element can be defined in form of webdriverIO selector or as an instance of the component class.

Each not top-level component should have selector element in form of webdriverIO selector.

const { $, $$ } = require('@qavajs/po-cypress');

class MultipleComponent {
    selector = '.list-components li';
    ChildItem = $('div');
}

class SingleComponent {
    selector = '.container';
    ChildItem = $('.child-item');
}

class App {
    SingleElement = $('.single-element');
    List = $$('.list li');
    SingleComponent = $(new SingleComponent());
    MultipleComponents = $$(new MultipleComponent());
}

module.exports = new App();

Register PO

Before using po object need to be initiated and hierarchy of elements needs to be registered The best place to do it is cucumber-js Before hook

const { po } = require('@qavajs/po-cypress');
const pos = require('./app.js');
Before(async function() {
    po.init(page, { timeout: 10000 });  // page is an instance of playwright page
    po.register(pos); // pos is page object hierarchy
});

Ignore hierarchy

In case if child element and parent component doesn't have hierarchy dependency it's possible to pass extra parameter ignoreHierarchy parameter to start traverse from root

class ComponentThatDescribesNotWellDesignedDOMTree {
    selector = '.container';
    //ignoreHierarchy will ignore component selector .container and start traverse from root
    ChildItem = $('.child-item', { ignoreHierarchy: true }); 
}

Optional selector property

If selector property is not provided for Component then parent element will be returned

class ParentComponent {
    selector = '.container';
    ChildComponent = $(new ChildComponent()); 
}

class ChildComponent {
    //Element will be searched in parent .container element
    Element = $('.someElement');
}