Element Assertions

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assertElementPresent

Description: This function will check if specified element is present in the web page ie. In the DOM of the page

Usage:

ObjectName	Action	Input	Condition	Reference
Object	assertElementPresent			PageName

Corresponding Code:

@Action(object = ObjectType.SELENIUM, desc = "Assert if [<Object>] is present")
    public void assertElementPresent() {
        assertElement(elementPresent());
    }

Internally uses the following Selenium logic:

Checks whether driver is alive and element is present ( see code below ),then using the derived Boolean result in the above method:

checkIfDriverIsAlive() && Element != null

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assertElementNotPresent

Description: This function will check if the specified element is not present in the web page ie. In the DOM itself.

Usage:

ObjectName	Action	Input	Condition	Reference
Object	assertElementNotPresent			PageName

Corresponding Code:

@Action(object = ObjectType.SELENIUM, desc = "Assert if [<Object>] is not present")
    public void assertElementNotPresent() {
        assertNotElement(!elementPresent());
    }

Internally uses the following Selenium logic:

Checks whether driver is alive and element is present ( see code below ),then negating the derived Boolean result in the above method:

checkIfDriverIsAlive() && Element != null

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assertElementSelected

Description: This function will check if the element is selected.

Usage:

ObjectName	Action	Input	Condition	Reference
Object	assertElementSelected			PageName

Corresponding Code:

    @Action(object = ObjectType.SELENIUM, desc = "Assert if [<Object>] element is selected")
    public void assertElementSelected() {
        assertElement(elementSelected());
    }

Internally uses the following Selenium logic:

Checks whether the element is selected ( see code below ),then using the derived Boolean result in the above method:

Element.isSelected()

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assertElementNotSelected

Description: This function will check if the specified element is not selected

Usage:

ObjectName	Action	Input	Condition	Reference
Object	assertElementNotSelected			PageName

Corresponding Code:

@Action(object = ObjectType.SELENIUM, desc = "Assert if [<Object>] is not selected")
    public void assertElementNotSelected() {
        assertNotElement(!elementSelected());
    }

Internally uses the following Selenium logic:

Checks whether the element is selected ( see code below ),then negating the derived Boolean result in the above method:

Element.isSelected()

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assertElementDisplayed

Description: This function will check if the object is displayed on web page.

Usage:

ObjectName	Action	Input	Condition	Reference
Object	assertElementDisplayed			PageName

Corresponding Code:

@Action(object = ObjectType.SELENIUM, desc = "Assert if [<Object>] element is displayed")
    public void assertElementDisplayed() {
        assertElement(elementDisplayed());
    }

Internally uses the following Selenium logic:

Checks whether the element is enabled ( see code below ),then using the derived Boolean result in the above method:

Element.isDisplayed()

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assertElementNotDisplayed

Description: This function will check if the specified element is not displayed.

Usage:

ObjectName	Action	Input	Condition	Reference
Object	assertElementNotDisplayed			PageName

Corresponding Code:

@Action(object = ObjectType.SELENIUM, desc = "Assert if [<Object>] is not displayed")
    public void assertElementNotDisplayed() {
        assertNotElement(!elementDisplayed());
    }

Internally uses the following Selenium logic:

Checks whether the element is displayed ( see code below ),then negating the derived Boolean result in the above method:

Element.isDisplayed()

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assertElementEnabled

Description: This function will check if the element is enabled.

Usage:

ObjectName	Action	Input	Condition	Reference
Object	assertElementEnabled			PageName

Corresponding Code:

@Action(object = ObjectType.SELENIUM, desc = "Assert if [<Object>] is enabled on the current page")
public void assertElementEnabled() {
        assertElement(elementEnabled());
    }

Internally uses the following Selenium logic:

Checks whether the element is enabled ( see code below ),then using the derived Boolean result in the above method:

Element.isEnabled()

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assertElementNotEnabled

Description: This function will check if the specified element is not enabled.

Usage:

ObjectName	Action	Input	Condition	Reference
Object	assertElementNotEnabled			PageName

Corresponding Code:

@Action(object = ObjectType.SELENIUM, desc = "Assert if [<Object>] is not enabled")
    public void assertElementNotEnabled() {
        assertNotElement(!elementEnabled());
    }

Internally uses the following Selenium logic:

Checks whether the element is enabled ( see code below ),then negating the derived Boolean result in the above method:

Element.isEnabled()

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