hu.ibello.expect

Interface WebElementBeExpectations

public interface WebElementBeExpectations

Instance of this interface contains methods to create and execute expectations about a WebElement.

About the ibello expectation engine, see hu.ibello.expect.

Author:

Kornél Simon

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
void	clickable() An expectation which comes true when the element can be clicked.
void	displayed() An expectation which comes true when the element is displayed on the page.
void	enabled() An expectation which comes true when the element is enabled.
void	present() An expectation which comes true when the element is attached to the DOM structure of the page.
void	readonly() An expectation which comes true when the element is read-only.
void	selected() An expectation which comes true when the element is selected.

Method Detail

displayed

void displayed()

An expectation which comes true when the element is displayed on the page. If this not occurs during the timeout, an exception will be thrown, all information will be logged and the current test will fail.

If the method was called after WebElementExpectationBuilder.toNotBe(), then the outcome of the expectation is the opposite: it will fail if the element is displayed.

enabled

void enabled()

An expectation which comes true when the element is enabled. The method fails only if the element is a disabled input field. In this case an exception will be thrown, all information will be logged and the current test will fail.

If the method was called after WebElementExpectationBuilder.toNotBe(), then the outcome of the expectation is the opposite: it will fail if the element is enabled.

readonly

void readonly()

An expectation which comes true when the element is read-only. Disabled elements are counted as read-only. The method fails only if the element is enabled and not read-only. In this case an exception will be thrown, all information will be logged and the current test will fail.

If the method was called after WebElementExpectationBuilder.toNotBe(), then the outcome of the expectation is the opposite: it will fail if the element is not read-only.

clickable

void clickable()

An expectation which comes true when the element can be clicked. It means that the element should be displayed and enabled. If this not occurs during the timeout, an exception will be thrown, all information will be logged and the current test will fail.

If the method was called after WebElementExpectationBuilder.toNotBe(), then the outcome of the expectation is the opposite: it will fail if the element is clickable.

selected

void selected()

An expectation which comes true when the element is selected. If this not occurs during the timeout, an exception will be thrown, all information will be logged and the current test will fail. Only checkboxes, options in a select tag and radio buttons can be selected.

If the method was called after WebElementExpectationBuilder.toNotBe(), then the outcome of the expectation is the opposite: it will fail if the element is selected.

present

void present()

An expectation which comes true when the element is attached to the DOM structure of the page. If this not occurs during the timeout, an exception will be thrown, all information will be logged and the current test will fail.

If the method was called after WebElementExpectationBuilder.toNotBe(), then the outcome of the expectation is the opposite: it will fail if the element is present in the DOM.