AssertsUtil - dn0000001/test-automation GitHub Wiki

The AssertsUtil class contains custom matchers not part of org.hamcrest.Matchers but are useful.

Custom Matchers:

• Regular Expression matcher - AssertsUtil.matchesRegex
• Does NOT match Regular Expression matcher - AssertsUtil.doesNotMatchRegex
• Contains string ignoring case matcher - AssertsUtil.containsStringIgnoringCase
• Does not contain string ignoring case matcher - AssertsUtil.doesNotContainStringIgnoringCase
• Starts with ignoring case matcher - AssertsUtil.startsWithIgnoringCase
• Ends with ignoring case matcher - AssertsUtil.endsWithIgnoringCase
• Is Element Displayed matcher - AssertsUtil.isElementDisplayed
• Is Element Disabled matcher - AssertsUtil.isElementDisabled
• Is Element Enabled matcher - AssertsUtil.isElementEnabled
• Is Element Ready matcher - AssertsUtil.isElementReady
• Is Element Removed matcher - AssertsUtil.isElementRemoved
• Is Page Component Displayed matcher - AssertsUtil.isComponentDisplayed
• Is Page Component Disabled matcher - AssertsUtil.isComponentDisabled
• Is Page Component Enabled matcher - AssertsUtil.isComponentEnabled
• Is Page Component Ready matcher - AssertsUtil.isComponentReady
• Is Page Component Removed matcher - AssertsUtil.isComponentRemoved

Usage Examples:

• Using the regular expression matcher // Verify that the word 'something' is in the actual text assertThat("Testing Something Interesting", AssertsUtil.matchesRegex(".*Something.*"));

• Using the does not match regular expression matcher // Verify that the word 'boring' is NOT in the actual text assertThat("Testing Something Interesting", AssertsUtil.doesNotMatchRegex(".*boring.*"));

• Using contains string ignoring case matcher // Verify that the word 'test' ignoring case is in the actual text assertThat("Testing Something Interesting", AssertsUtil.containsStringIgnoringCase("test"));

• Using does not contain string ignoring case matcher // Verify that the word 'boring' ignoring case is NOT in the actual text assertThat("Testing Something Interesting", AssertsUtil.doesNotContainStringIgnoringCase("boring"));

• Using starts with ignoring case matcher // Verify that the word 'test' ignoring case is at the start of the actual text assertThat("Testing Something Interesting", AssertsUtil.startsWithIgnoringCase("test"));

• Using ends with ignoring case matcher // Verify that the word 'interesting' ignoring case is at the end of the actual text assertThat("Testing Something Interesting", AssertsUtil.endsWithIgnoringCase("interesting"));

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• Using element displayed matcher // Verify that the element is displayed assertThat("Element is displayed", element, AssertsUtil.isElementDisplayed());

• Using element disabled matcher // Verify that the element is disabled assertThat("Element is disabled", element, AssertsUtil.isElementDisabled());

• Using element enabled matcher // Verify that the element is enabled assertThat("Element is enabled", element, AssertsUtil.isElementEnabled());

• Using element ready matcher // Verify that the element is ready assertThat("Element is ready", element, AssertsUtil.isElementReady());

• Using element removed matcher // Verify that the element is removed assertThat("Element is removed", element, AssertsUtil.isElementRemoved());

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• Using page component displayed matcher // Verify that the page component is displayed assertThat("Page component is displayed", component, AssertsUtil.isComponentDisplayed());

• Using page component disabled matcher // Verify that the page component is disabled assertThat("Page component is disabled", component, AssertsUtil.isComponentDisabled());

• Using page component enabled matcher // Verify that the page component is enabled assertThat("Page component is enabled", component, AssertsUtil.isComponentEnabled());

• Using page component ready matcher // Verify that the page component is ready assertThat("Page component is ready", component, AssertsUtil.isComponentReady());

• Using page component removed matcher // Verify that the page component is removed assertThat("Page component is removed", component, AssertsUtil.isComponentRemoved());