igautomation/ea-tech-wdio-ts

ea-tech-wdio-ts

energyaustralia-coding-test

Author Muhammad Imran Email: muhammadghouseimran.zahirudeen@cognizant.com

Test case written using the Mocha testing framework with WebDriverIO for testing an iOS app.

1. Importing Dependencies:

   import { assert } from 'chai';
   import { validateApiResponse } from '/Users/immi/Desktop/ea-tech-wdio-sample/src/test/api/api.ts';

   • The code imports the assert module from the 'chai' library, which provides assertion functions for making test assertions.
   • It also imports the validateApiResponse function from the specified file ('/Users/immi/Desktop/ea-tech-wdio-sample/src/test/api/api.ts'). This function likely contains the API response data that will be used for validation.

2. Describe and Test Block:

   describe('iOS App Test', () => {
     it('should validate the response in the iOS app', async () => {
       // Test logic goes here
     });
   });

   • This block uses the describe function from Mocha to define a test suite titled 'iOS App Test'.
   • Inside the test suite, the it function is used to define an individual test case titled 'should validate the response in the iOS app'.
   • The test case is an async function that contains the logic for validating the response in the iOS app.

3. Locating Elements:

   const bandsListEle = 'type == \"XCUIElementTypeCollectionView\"';
   const bandsList = await $(`-ios predicate string:${bandsListEle}`);
   
   const displayedBandsEle = 'type == XCUIElementTypeCell';
   const displayedBands = await $$(`-ios predicate string:${displayedBandsEle}`);

   • The code defines two variables, bandsListEle and displayedBandsEle, which represent the element locators.
   • The located elements are stored in bandsList and displayedBands variables, respectively.

4. Validation:

   // Validate the number of bands in the app
   assert.equal(displayedBands.length, validateApiResponse.length, 'Number of displayed bands should match the API response');
   
   // Validate each band and its child item as a festival
   for (let i = 0; i < validateApiResponse.length; i++) {
     const band = validateApiResponse[i];
   
     // Validate the band name
     assert.equal(bandName, band.name, 'Band name should match the API response');
   
     // Validate the festival
     assert.equal(festival, 'Festival', 'Child item should be displayed as "Festival"');
   }

   • The code performs various validation checks using the assert module from chai.
   • First, it validates the number of displayed bands by comparing the length of displayedBands array with the length of validateApiResponse array.
   • Then, it enters a loop to validate each band and its child item as a festival.
   • Inside the loop, it retrieves the band name and festival text using element locators and WebDriverIO's getText() method.
   • It compares the retrieved values with the corresponding values in the validateApiResponse array using assert.equal assertions.