chai-webdriverio-async

Async fork of chai-webdriverio.

Provides async webdriverio sugar for the Chai assertion library. Allows you to create expressive integration tests:

await expect('.frequency-field').to.have.text('One time')
await expect('.toggle-pane').to.not.be.displayed()

What sorts of assertions can we make?

All assertions start with a WebdriverIO-compatible selector, for example:

• expect('.list') (CSS selector)
• expect('a[href=http://google.com]') (CSS Selector)
• expect('//BODY/DIV[6]/DIV[1]') (XPath selector)
• expect('a*=Save') (Text selector)

Then, we can add our assertion to the chain.

• await expect(selector).to.be.clickable() - Test whether [at least one] matching element is clickable
• await expect(selector).to.be.displayed() - Test whether or not [at least one] matching element is displayed
• await expect(selector).to.be.displayedInViewport() - Test whether or not [at least one] matching element is displayed in viewport
• await expect(selector).to.be.existing() - Test whether [at least one] matching element exists in the DOM
• await expect(selector).to.be.focused() - Test whether or not [at least one] matching element is focused
• await expect(selector).to.be.selected() - Test whether or not [at least one] matching element is selected
• await expect(selector).to.have.text('string') - Test the text value of the selected element(s) against supplied string. Succeeds if at least one element matches exactly
• await expect(selector).to.have.text(/regex/) - Test the text value of the selected element(s) against the supplied regular expression. Succeeds if at least one element matches
• await expect(selector).to.have.text(/regex/) - Test the text value of the selected element(s) against the supplied regular expression. Succeeds if at least one element matches
• await expect(selector).text.to.ordered.include.members(['foo', 'bar']) - Test that the text of the selected elements includes 'foo' followed by 'bar'
• await expect(selector).text.to.have.members(['foo', 'bar']) - Test that the text of the selected elements is exactly the set ['foo', 'bar'], in any order
• await expect(selector).text.to.satisfy(fn) - Test that fn returns true when called with the array of texts of the selected elements
• await expect(selector).to.have.attribute('attributeName') - Test whether [at least one] matching element has the given attribute
• await expect(selector).to.have.attribute('attributeName', 'string') - Test the attribute value of the selected element(s) against supplied string. Succeeds if at least one element matches exactly
• await expect(selector).to.have.attribute('attributeName', /regex/) - Test the attribute value of the selected element(s) against supplied regular expression. Succeeds if at least one element matches exactly
• await expect(selector).to.have.count(n) - Test that exactly n elements exist in the DOM with the supplied selector
• await expect(selector).to.have.count.above(n) - Test that more than n elements exist in the DOM with the supplied selector
• await expect(selector).to.have.count.below(n) - Test that less than n elements exist in the DOM with the supplied selector
• await expect(selector).to.have.count.at.least(n) - Test that at least n elements exist in the DOM with the supplied selector
• await expect(selector).to.have.count.at.most(n) - Test that at most n elements exist in the DOM with the supplied selector
• await expect(selector).to.have.value('string') - Test that [at least one] selected element has a value matching the given string
• await expect(selector).to.have.value(/regex/) - Test that [at least one] selected element has a value matching the given regular expression
• await expect(selector).value.to.ordered.include.members(['foo', 'bar']) - Test that the value of the selected elements includes 'foo' followed by 'bar'
• await expect(selector).value.to.have.members(['foo', 'bar']) - Test that the value of the selected elements is exactly the set ['foo', 'bar'], in any order
• await expect(selector).value.to.satisfy(fn) - Test that fn returns true when called with the array of values of the selected elements
• await expect(selector).to.have.focus() - (alias for to.be.focused())

You can also always add a not in there to negate the assertion:

• await expect(selector).not.to.have.text('property')

Assertions on promises resolving to elements

You can also use the same assertions above on promises that resolve to an element or array of elements:

await expect(browser.$('.foo')).to.be.clickable()

This allows you to use the Page Object Pattern.

However, if an assertion fails, the error message won't contain the selector unless you attach it to promise.selector, e.g.:

await expect(
  Object.assign(browser.$('.foo'), { selector: '.foo' })
).to.be.clickable()

Obviously you wouldn't want to do this manually, but rather wrap the browser methods to attach the selector property.

How to wait for one of these conditions to be true?

Just use chai-wait-for and replace expect on any assertion with waitFor, where waitFor is created by calling boundWaitFor.

Do not use implicit wait all all, ever..

Setup

Setup is pretty easy. Just:

var chai = require('chai')
var chaiWebdriver = require('chai-webdriverio').default
chai.use(chaiWebdriver(browser))

// And you're good to go!
await browser.url('http://github.com')
await chai
  .expect('#site-container h1.heading')
  .to.not.contain.text("I'm a kitty!")

Compatability

WebdriverIO

Only intended to be compatible with Webdriver 5/6 right now.

Node.js

Requires Node.js 8.x

Contributors:

• @mltsy : exist, text assertions, documentation & test adjustments

License

Apache 2.0