How to use assert_element_not_visible method in SeleniumBase

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test_login.py

Source: test_login.py Github

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...14 self.assertEqual(LoginPage.URL, self.get_current_url())15 def test_correct_login_empty_password_and_refresh(self):16 login_page = LoginPage(self)17 login_page.open()18 self.assert_element_not_visible(login_page.LOGIN_ERROR_TEXT)19 self.assert_element_not_visible(login_page.LOGIN_ERROR_BUTTON)20 login_page.login_field.write(normal_user.login)21 login_page.login_button.click()22 self.assert_element_visible(login_page.LOGIN_ERROR_TEXT)23 self.assert_element_visible(login_page.LOGIN_ERROR_BUTTON)24 login_page.refresh()25 self.assert_element_not_visible(login_page.LOGIN_ERROR_TEXT)26 self.assert_element_not_visible(login_page.LOGIN_ERROR_BUTTON)27 def test_no_login_correct_password(self):28 login_page = LoginPage(self)29 login_page.open()30 login_page.password_field.write(normal_user.password)31 login_page.login_button.click()32 self.assert_element_visible(login_page.LOGIN_ERROR_TEXT)...

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action_bar.py

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...9HEADER = 'Help & Support'10@pytest.mark.desktop11def test_header_desktop(sb):12 sb.assert_text(HEADER, headerDesktop_home)13 sb.assert_element_not_visible(headerMobile_home)14 sb.assert_element_not_visible(buttonBack)15@pytest.mark.mobile16def test_mobile_header_no_back_btn_home(sb):17 sb.assert_text(HEADER, headerMobile_home)18 sb.assert_element_not_visible(headerDesktop_home)19 sb.assert_element_not_visible(buttonBack)20@pytest.mark.desktop21def test_header_non_home_desktop(sb):22 openCategoryPage(sb)23 sb.assert_element_not_visible(headerMobile_home)24 sb.assert_element_not_visible(buttonBack)25@pytest.mark.mobile26def test_mobile_header_back_btn_cat_page(sb):27 openCategoryPage(sb)28 sb.assert_text(HEADER, headerMobile_cat)29 sb.assert_element_not_visible(headerDesktop_cat)30 sb.assert_element_visible(buttonBack)31@pytest.mark.mobile32def test_tap_back_btn(sb, homeUrl):33 pytest.xfail("back btn doesn't work with proxy")34 openCategoryPage(sb)35 sb.assert_element_visible(buttonBack)36 sb.click(buttonBack)...

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draganddrop1.py

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...4from seleniumbase import BaseCase5class DragAndDropTests(BaseCase):6 def test_drag_and_drop(self):7 self.open("https:/​/​seleniumbase.io/​other/​drag_and_drop")8 #self.assert_element_not_visible("#div1 img#drag1")9 self.drag_and_drop("#drag1", "#div1")10 #self.assert_element("#div1 img#drag1")11 self.sleep(0.8)12'''13 def test_w3schools_drag_and_drop(self):14 self.open("https:/​/​seleniumbase.io/​w3schools/​drag_drop")15 self.remove_elements("#tryitLeaderboard")16 self.switch_to_frame("iframeResult")17 self.assert_element_not_visible("#div1 img#drag1")18 self.drag_and_drop("#drag1", "#div1")19 self.assert_element("#div1 img#drag1")20 self.sleep(0.8)...

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