Best JavaScript code snippet using testcafe
Using AI Code Generation
1import { someUtilityFunc } from './utility/testcafe-utility.js';2test('My first test', async t => {3 .typeText('#developer-name', 'John Smith')4 .click('#submit-button');5 someUtilityFunc();6});
Using AI Code Generation
1import { someUtilityFunc } from './utility.js';2test('Test', async t => {3 await someUtilityFunc();4});5import { Selector } from 'testcafe';6export async function someUtilityFunc() {7 const someElement = Selector('.someElement');8 await t.expect(someElement.visible).ok();9}10export async function someUtilityFunc(t) {11 const someElement = Selector('.someElement');12 await t.expect(someElement.visible).ok();13}
Using AI Code Generation
1const fs = require('fs');2const path = require('path');3const { ClientFunction, Selector } = require('testcafe');4const { expect } = require('chai');5const getBrowserConsoleMessages = ClientFunction(() => window.consoleMessages);6const getBrowserConsoleErrors = ClientFunction(() => window.consoleErrors);7const getBrowserConsoleWarnings = ClientFunction(() => window.consoleWarnings);8const getBrowserConsoleLogs = ClientFunction(() => window.consoleLogs);9const getBrowserConsoleInfos = ClientFunction(() => window.consoleInfos);10const getBrowserConsoleDebugs = ClientFunction(() => window.consoleDebugs);11const getBrowserConsoleTable = ClientFunction(() => window.consoleTable);12const getBrowserConsoleGroup = ClientFunction(() => window.consoleGroup);13const getBrowserConsoleGroupCollapsed = ClientFunction(() => window.consoleGroupCollapsed);14const getBrowserConsoleGroupEnd = ClientFunction(() => window.consoleGroupEnd);15const getBrowserConsoleTime = ClientFunction(() => window.consoleTime);16const getBrowserConsoleTimeEnd = ClientFunction(() => window.consoleTimeEnd);17const getBrowserConsoleAssert = ClientFunction(() => window.consoleAssert);18const getBrowserConsoleCount = ClientFunction(() => window.consoleCount);19const getBrowserConsoleCountReset = ClientFunction(() => window.consoleCountReset);20const getBrowserConsoleTrace = ClientFunction(() => window.consoleTrace);21const getBrowserConsoleDir = ClientFunction(() => window.consoleDir);22const getBrowserConsoleDirxml = ClientFunction(() => window.consoleDirxml);23const getBrowserConsoleClear = ClientFunction(() => window.consoleClear);24const getBrowserConsoleProfile = ClientFunction(() => window.consoleProfile);25const getBrowserConsoleProfileEnd = ClientFunction(() => window.consoleProfileEnd);26const getBrowserConsoleTimeLog = ClientFunction(() => window.consoleTimeLog);27const getBrowserConsoleException = ClientFunction(() => window.consoleException);28const getBrowserConsoleError = ClientFunction(() => window.consoleError);29const getBrowserConsoleWarn = ClientFunction(() => window.consoleWarn);30const getBrowserConsoleInfo = ClientFunction(() => window.consoleInfo);31const getBrowserConsoleLog = ClientFunction(() => window.consoleLog);32const getBrowserConsoleDebug = ClientFunction(() => window.consoleDebug);33const getBrowserConsoleTableElement = Selector(() => window.consoleTable
Using AI Code Generation
1const util = require('./utility/testcafe-utility');2test('My first test', async t => {3 .typeText('#developer-name', 'John Smith')4 .click('#submit-button');5 await util.someUtilityFunc();6});
Using AI Code Generation
1import {TestcafeUtil} from './testcafeUtil';2test('My Test', async t => {3 .click('#element');4 await TestcafeUtil.someUtilityFunc();5});6export class TestcafeUtil {7 static async someUtilityFunc() {8 await console.log('someUtilityFunc() called');9 }10}11export class TestcafeUtil {12 static async someUtilityFunc() {13 await console.log('someUtilityFunc() called');14 }15}16import { TestcafeUtil } from './testcafeUtil';17test('My Test', async t => {18 .click('#element');19 await TestcafeUtil.someUtilityFunc();20});
Using AI Code Generation
1import { TestcafeUtility } from "testcafe-utility";2test("Example", async (t) => {3 await TestcafeUtility.wait(10000);4});5import { TestcafeUtility } from "testcafe-utility";6test("Example", async (t) => {7 await TestcafeUtility.scrollToElement(8 Selector(".scrollable").find("div"),9 );10});11import { TestcafeUtility } from "testcafe-utility";12test("Example", async (t) => {13 await TestcafeUtility.scrollToElementWithOffset(14 Selector(".scrollable").find("div"),15 );16});17import { TestcafeUtility } from "testcafe-utility";18test("Example", async (t) => {
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