Because of - imo - poor page design, I've found myself having problems verify the visibility or non-existance of one or more elements on a page.
The problem is that some of the elements does not exist, while some of them have CSS property display:none. But the existing test code checks for not.exist, which makes the test fail. But I cannot change to not.be.visible, since then it will fail on the other elements.
So: Is it possible to do an OR in an assertion? Somthing like
cy.get('blabla').should('not.be.visible').or.cy.get('blabla').should('not.exist');
The above line compiles, but yields an undefined on the second part, so it doesn't work.
Here's the code:
(I don't consider the code architecture important - the question is basically the OR thing.)
page.sjekkAtDellaanFelterVises(2, 2, [
DellaanFelter.formaal,
DellaanFelter.opprinneligLaanebelop,
DellaanFelter.utbetalingsdato,
DellaanFelter.restlaanInnfridd,
]);
public sjekkAtDellaanFelterVisesALT(sakRad: number, delLanRad: number, felter: DellaanFelter[]) {
this.sjekkFelter(felter, DellaanFelter, (felt: string) => this.delLanAccordionBody(sakRad, delLanRad).get(this.e2e(felt)));
}
@ts-ignore
public sjekkFelterALT<T, E extends Node = HTMLElement>(felter: T[], enumType, lookupFn: (felt: string) => Chainable<JQuery<E>>) {
this.valuesOfEnum(enumType).forEach(felt => {
this.sjekkFelt(felt, felter, enumType, lookupFn);
});
}
// @ts-ignore enumType fungerer fint i praksis ...
public sjekkFeltALT<T, E extends Node = HTMLElement>(felt: string, felter: T[], enumType, lookupFn: (felt: string) => Chainable<JQuery<E>>) {
if (felter.some(feltSomSkalVises => enumType[feltSomSkalVises] == felt)) {
lookupFn(felt).should('be.visible');
} else {
lookupFn(felt).should('not.exist');
}
}
Or is the solution to try and check if the elements exists first, then if they do, check the visibility?