Best FluentLenium code snippet using org.fluentlenium.assertj.custom.FluentWebElementAssertTest.testIsDisplayedKo
Source: FluentWebElementAssertTest.java
...103 when(element.displayed()).thenReturn(true);104 elementAssert.isDisplayed();105 }106 @Test107 public void testIsDisplayedKo() {108 when(element.present()).thenReturn(true);109 when(element.displayed()).thenReturn(false);110 assertThatAssertionErrorIsThrownBy(() -> elementAssert.isDisplayed())111 .hasMessage("Element in assertion is present but not displayed");112 }113 @Test114 public void testIsNotDisplayed() {115 when(element.present()).thenReturn(true);116 when(element.displayed()).thenReturn(false);117 elementAssert.isNotDisplayed();118 }119 @Test120 public void testIsNotDisplayedKo() {121 when(element.present()).thenReturn(true);...
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