chai-smoothie | Chai assertions for Serenity/JS and Protractor | Functional Testing library
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kandi X-RAY | chai-smoothie Summary
Chai Smoothie smooths out the sharp angles of your Protractor-powered automated web tests. The library provides a set of custom Chai assertions to help your Protractor-based Serenity/JS tests express their intent better, give assertion errors more meaning, and reduce the amount of time your team spends troubleshooting the failures.
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QUESTION
I am getting the error in the title from the following code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-29 at 02:09From looking at the expected type for the Options
object passed to report.generate
, I can see that the type which they expect for theme
is a union of string literals.
Your theme 'bootstrap'
is one of those options, but in the error message you can see that typescript interpreted it as string
instead of the literal string 'bootstrap'
.
You can use as const
so that typescript sees it as a literal:
QUESTION
Thanks for chai-smoothie!
How do I assert the value of an input field with chai/chai-smoothie?
Given that getText() is always empty, and we should use element.getAttribute('value') (see: How to getText on an input in protractor)
I'd like to be able to do something like:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-09 at 07:08chai-smoothie
is enable the error message more read friendly when assertion failed. But it can't handle promise: this.nameTextbox.getAttribute('value')
return a promise.
Note: All Protractor API return promise.
You need to use chai-as-promised
with chai
to handle promise.
QUESTION
I have a project with the following inside the package.json I have seen this same error on this post and have taken the same steps to fix by Jan but it was to no avail. I have blew away my node_modules but still get this error. any ideas?
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-22 at 16:11Turns out my protractor.conf.js
had
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