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Erik
Erik

Reputation: 3198

jasmine testing for elements by class or div

I have some HTML that I want to test...

<div class="privacy-text">
    <a on-tap="goPrivacyPolicy()" class="disable-user-behavior">Privacy Policy</a> |
    <a on-tap="goTerms()" class="disable-user-behavior">Terms of Service</a>
</div>

In jasmine, I'm trying to see that the elements are present and visible.. but all I get are errors that my functions are not correct.. Am I supposed to use JQuery selectors for the element() calls??

it("should list a terms of service", function() {
  expect(element(by.css('.disable-user-behavior')).count()).toEqual(2);
});

Edit :

I have decided that these elements should have an unique ID so that I can pick them up individually.

 element(by.id('privacyPolicy1234')).count(); 

 TypeError: undefined is not a function

Upvotes: 1

Views: 6261

Answers (1)

Erik
Erik

Reputation: 3198

my problem was due to trying to use the 

.count()` on `element(...)

it only works on 

element.all(...).count()

Thanks to the team behind protractor, they added this

it("should list a terms of service, privacy policy ", function() {
   var privacyElement = element(By.id("privacyPolicy1234"));
   browser.wait(function(){
       privacyElement .isPresent();},
       10000,"Element NOT found");
   expect(privacyElement.getText()).toContain("Privacy Policy");
   writeToLog("saw elements");
});

Upvotes: 3

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