Leanft handling waits

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Are there other waits besides leanft.exists() and the following below. I'm back g to wait a lot to determine if something is clickable

Leanft waits

My application is a Single Page Javascript application using ReactJS. The challenge is that sometimes the selenium click does not work. It executes the line, but I was not navigated to the next route or page. In addition, it does not throw an exception until you execute the next line expecting to be on the new page. I would have to perform the click again. In essence, I need a way to pass a condition to a click method to verify that if I click on some element I expect to see some other element. If the click does not happen return false and click again. Does that make sense?

score 0 · Accepted Answer · answered Mar 26 '18 at 05:00

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I see you linked towards C# sdk, so I'll answer in C#.

WaitUntil executes the provided boolean method until it returns true. So if you implement your own method:

 private bool funcToRun(IBrowser arg)
 {
     // imeplement whatever logic you want here
     return true;
 }

Then you can call WaitUntil as follows: browser.WaitUntil(funcToRun);

Of course make sure that your funcToRun takes as argument the correct test object (the one on which you'll actually call .WaitUntil).

As you'll have access to the test object in the funcToRun method, you can wait until any logic you want. Here's another example using arrow functions, that doesn't wait for a button to .Exist(), but for the Buttons array to have 16 elements.:

// Create a description for the Toolbar.
var toolBar = window.Describe<IToolBar>(new ToolBarDescription
{
    NativeClass = "SwingSet2$ToggleButtonToolBar"
});

// There are 16 buttons in the toolbar. Use the WaitUntil method to wait until all 16 buttons are loaded.
// This ensures that any button we press was loaded. If not loaded, the test fails.
toolBar.WaitUntil(tb => (tb.Buttons.Count == 16));

answered Mar 26 '18 at 05:00

Adelin

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How can i pass a condition to the click. For example, sometimes I perform the click and the click does not happen. How do I handle that. I want to perform something like click until you see something. – user5199 Mar 26 '18 at 12:52
I posed the followup question above – user5199 Mar 26 '18 at 12:58
That depends on how your AUT works - I can't answer until you give me more details and are more specific – Adelin Mar 26 '18 at 13:05
My application is a Single Page Javascript application using ReactJS. The challenge is that sometimes the selenium click does not work. It executes the line, but I was not navigated to the next route or page. In addition, it does not throw an exception until you execute the next line expecting to be on the new page. I would have to perform the click again. In essence, I need a way to pass a condition to a click method to verify that if I click on some element I expect to see some other element. If the click does not happen return false and click again. Does that make sense? – user5199 Apr 03 '18 at 17:46

Leanft handling waits

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