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Overview

The ELEMENT_CHECK step verifies various properties of elements on the page. It supports checking text content, attributes, element states, and existence.

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Parameters

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targetDescription
string
required
Element selector to check
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assertionType
enum
required
Type of assertion to perform:
  • ELEMENT_TEXT - Check element text content
  • ELEMENT_ATTRIBUTE - Check attribute value
  • ELEMENT_STATE - Check element state
  • EXISTS - Check element exists
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expectedValue
string
Expected value for text or attribute assertions
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attributeName
string
Attribute name to check (required for ELEMENT_ATTRIBUTE)
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elementState
enum
State to verify (required for ELEMENT_STATE):
  • visible - Element is visible
  • enabled - Element is enabled
  • editable - Element is editable

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Behavior

  1. Element Location: Finds the element using the selector
  2. Property Retrieval: Gets the requested property (text, attribute, or state)
  3. Comparison: Compares actual value with expected value
  4. Result: Passes if values match, fails with details if not

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Common Use Cases

  • Verifying form validation messages
  • Checking button states (enabled/disabled)
  • Validating dynamic content updates
  • Confirming element visibility
  • Checking HTML attributes (href, src, etc.)
  • Verifying text content matches expectations

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Error Handling

The step will fail if:
  • The element cannot be found
  • The actual value doesn’t match the expected value
  • The element doesn’t have the specified attribute
  • The element is not in the expected state
Detailed error messages show both expected and actual values to aid debugging.