import wd from 'wd'; import chai from 'chai'; import { iosCaps, serverConfig } from '../helpers/caps'; const {assert} = chai; describe('Basic IOS selectors', function () { let driver; before(async function () { // Connect to Appium server driver = await wd.promiseChainRemote(serverConfig); // Start the session await driver.init({ ...iosCaps, app: require('../helpers/apps').iosTestApp }); }); after(async function () { await driver.quit(); }); it('should find elements by Accessibility ID', async function () { // This finds elements by 'accessibility id', which in the case of IOS is the 'name' attribute of the element const computeSumButtons = await driver.elementsByAccessibilityId('ComputeSumButton'); assert.equal(computeSumButtons.length, 1); await computeSumButtons[0].click(); }); it('should find elements by class name', async function () { // Find element by name const windowElements = await driver.elementsByClassName('XCUIElementTypeWindow'); assert.isAbove(windowElements.length, 1); }); it('should find elements by NSPredicateString', async function () { // This is an IOS-specific selector strategy. See https://developer.apple.com/library/content/documentation/Cocoa/Conceptual/Predicates/Articles/pSyntax.html for reference const allVisibleElements = await driver.elements('-ios predicate string', 'visible = 1'); assert.isAbove(allVisibleElements.length, 1); }); it('should find elements by class chain', async function () { // This is also an IOS-specific selector strategy. Similar to XPath. This is recommended over XPath. const windowElement = await driver.elements('-ios class chain', 'XCUIElementTypeWindow[1]/*'); assert.equal(windowElement.length, 1); }); it('should find elements by XPath', async function () { // Can find source xml by calling `driver.source()` // Note that XPath is not recommended due to major performance issues const buttons = await driver.elementsByXPath('//XCUIElementTypeWindow//XCUIElementTypeButton'); assert.isAbove(buttons.length, 1, 'Should have more than one button'); }); });