web

Provides methods for browser automation.
Notes:
Commands which operate on elements such as click, assert, waitFor, type, select, and others will automatically wait for a period of time for the element to appear in DOM and become visible. By default this period equals to 60 seconds, but can be changed using the setTimeoutcommand.
String matching patterns:
Commands which expect a string matching pattern in their arguments, support following patterns unless specified otherwise:
regex:PATTERN - Match using regular expression.
regexi:PATTERN - Match using case-insensitive regular expression.
exact:STRING - Match the string verbatim.
glob:PATTERN - Match using case-insensitive glob pattern. ? will match any single character except new line (\n). * will match any sequence (0 or more) of characters except new line. Empty     PATTERN will match only other empty strings.
PATTERN - Same as glob matching.
Commands which expect an element locator in their arguments, support following locator types unless specified otherwise:
id=ID - Locates element by its ID attribute.
css=CSS_SELECTOR - Locates element using a CSS selector.
link=TEXT - Locates link element whose visible text matches the given string.
link-contains=TEXT - Locates link element whose visible text contains the given string.
name=NAME - Locates element by its NAME attribute.
tag=NAME - Locates element by its tag name.
/XPATH - Locates element using an XPath 1.0 expression.
(XPATH)[] - Locates element using an XPath 1.0 expression.  
alertAccept
Accepts an alert or a confirmation dialog.
In case of an alert box this command is identical to alertDismiss.
 Usage example:
web.init();//Opens browser session
web.open("www.yourwebsite.com");// Opens a website.
web.click("id=SaveButton");//Clicks on save – an alert would pop up
web.alertAccept();//Clicks on "OK" in the alert dialog.
alertDismiss
Dismisses an alert or a confirmation dialog.
In case of an alert box this command is identical to alertAccept.
 Usage example:
web.init();//Opens browser session
web.open("www.yourwebsite.com");// Opens a website.
web.click("id=SaveButton");//Clicks on save – an alert would pop up
web.alertDismiss();//Clicks on Cancel in the alert dialog.
assertAlert
Asserts whether alert matches the specified pattern and dismisses it.
Text pattern can be any of the supported string matching patterns(on the top of page).
 Usage example:
web.init();//Opens browser session
web.open("www.yourwebsite.com");// Opens a website.
web.click("id=SaveButton");//Clicks on save – an alert would pop up
web.assertAlert("Your Alert's text");//Asserts the alert's text.
Parameters:
Name
Type
Description
pattern
String
Text pattern.
timeout
Number
optional Timeout in milliseconds. Default is 60 seconds.
assertExist
Asserts whether element exists in the DOM.
 Usage example:
web.init();//Opens browser session
web.open("www.yourwebsite.com");// Opens a website.
web.assertExist ("id=Username");// Asserts if an element exists in the DOM.
Parameters:
Name
Type
Description
locator
String|Element
An element locator.
timeout
Number
optional Timeout in milliseconds. Default is 60 seconds.
assertSelectedLabel
Asserts text of the currently selected option in a drop-down list.
Assertion pattern can be any of the supported string matching patterns(on the top of page).
 Usage example:
web.init();//Opens browser session
web.open("www.yourwebsite.com");// Opens a website.
web.assertSelectedLabel("id=Selection", "United States");// Asserts if an element's label is selected in the drop down list.
Parameters:
Name
Type
Description
locator
String|Element
An element locator.
pattern
String
The assertion pattern.
timeout
Number
optional Timeout in milliseconds. Default is 60 seconds.
assertSelectedValue
Asserts value of the currently selected option in a drop-down list.
Assertion pattern can be any of the supported string matching patterns(on the top of page).
 Usage example:
web.init();//Opens browser session
web.open("www.yourwebsite.com");// Opens a website.
web.assertSelectedValue ("id=Selection", "3");// Asserts if an element's value is selected in the drop down list.
Parameters:
Name
Type
Description
locator
String|Element
An element locator.
pattern
String
The assertion pattern.
timeout
Number
optional Timeout in milliseconds. Default is 60 seconds.
assertText
Asserts element's inner text.
Text pattern can be any of the supported string matching patterns(on the top of page). If the element is not interactable, then it will allways return empty string as its text.
 Usage example:
web.init();//Opens browser session
web.open("www.yourwebsite.com");// Opens a website.
web.assertText ("id=UserName","John Doe");// Asserts if an element's text is as expected.
Parameters:
Name
Type
Description
locator
String|Element
An element locator.
pattern
String
Text pattern.
timeout
Number
optional Timeout in milliseconds. Default is 60 seconds.
assertTextNotPresent
Asserts whether the given text is not present on the page. That is, whether there are no elements containing this text on the page.
 Usage example:
web.init();//Opens browser session
web.open("www.yourwebsite.com");// Opens a website.
web.assertTextNotPresent("John Doe");// Asserts if a text is not presented somewhere on the page.
Parameters:
Name
Type
Description
text
String|Element
Text.
timeout
Number
optional Timeout in milliseconds. Default is 60 seconds.
assertTextPresent
Asserts whether the given text is present somewhere on the page. That is whether an element containing this text exists on the page.
 Usage example:
web.init();//Opens browser session
web.open("www.yourwebsite.com");// Opens a website.
web.assertTextPresent("John Doe");// Asserts if a text is presented somewhere on the page.
Parameters:
Name
Type
Description
text
String
Text.
timeout
Number
optional Timeout in milliseconds. Default is 60 seconds.
assertTitle
Asserts the page title.
Assertion pattern can be any of the supported string matching patterns(on the top of page).
 Usage example:
web.init();//Opens browser session
web.open("www.yourwebsite.com");// Opens a website.
web.assertTitle("Your websites title!");// Asserts the title of the page.
Parameters:
Name
Type
Description
pattern
String
The assertion pattern.
timeout
Number
optional Timeout in milliseconds. Default is 60 seconds.
assertValue
Asserts element's value.
Value pattern can be any of the supported string matching patterns(on the top of page).
 Usage example:
web.init();//Opens browser session
web.open("www.yourwebsite.com");// Opens a website.
web.assertValue("id=UserName", "John Doe");// Asserts the value of an element.
Parameters:
Name
Type
Description
locator
String|Element
An element locator.
pattern
String
Value pattern.
timeout
Number
optional Timeout in milliseconds. Default is 60 seconds.
back
Navigate backwards in the browser history.
 Usage example:
web.init();//Opens browser session.
web.open("www.yourwebsite.com");// Opens a website.
web.click("id=NextPage");//Clicks on next page link.
web.back();//Navigate back to previous page.
clear
Clear the value of an input field.
 Usage example:
web.init();//Opens browser session.
web.open("www.yourwebsite.com");// Opens a website.
web.type("id=Password", "Password");//Types a password to a field.
web.clear("id=Password");//Clears the characters from the field of an element.
Parameters:
Name
Type
Description
locator
String|Element
An element locator.
timeout
Number
optional Timeout in milliseconds. Default is 60 seconds.
click
Clicks on an element.
If the click causes new page to load, the command waits for page to load before proceeding.
 Usage example:
web.init();//Opens browser session.
web.open("www.yourwebsite.com");// Opens a website.
web.click("id=NextPage");//Clicks on next page link.
Parameters:
Name
Type
Description
locator
String|Element
An element locator.
timeout
Number
optional Timeout in milliseconds. Default is 60 seconds.
clickHidden
Clicks on a non-visible element.
If the click causes new page to load, the command waits for page to load before proceeding.
 Usage example:
web.init();//Opens browser session.
web.open("www.yourwebsite.com");// Opens a website.
web.clickHidden("id=HiddenLink");//Clicks on a hidden / invisible element.
Parameters:
Name
Type
Description
locator
String|Element
An element locator.
clickParent
Boolean
optional If true, then parent of the element is clicked.
closeWindow
Closes the currently active window.
 Usage example:
web.init();//Opens browser session.
web.open("www.yourwebsite.com");// Opens a website.
web.closeWindow();//Closes the current window.
deleteCookies
Delete cookies visible to the current page.
Parameters:
Name
Type
Description
names
String|Array.<String>
optional Cookie name or a list of cookie names to delete.
deselect
Deselects an option from multiple-choice drop-down list.
Option locator can be one of the following (No prefix is same as label matching):
label=STRING Matches option based on the visible text.  
value=STRING Matches option based on its value.  
index=STRING Matches option based on its index. The index is 0-based.
 Usage example:
web.init();//Opens browser session.
web.open("www.yourwebsite.com");// Opens a website.
web.deselect("id=Selection","label=United States");//Deselect option from multiple choice drop down list.
Parameters:
Name
Type
Description
selectLocator
String
An element locator identifying a drop-down menu.
optionLocator
String
An option locator.
timeout
Number
optional Timeout in milliseconds. Default is 60 seconds.
dispose
Ends the current session.
doubleClick
Double clicks on an element.
 Usage example:
web.init();//Opens browser session.
web.open("www.yourwebsite.com");// Opens a website.
web.doubleClick("id=Mark");//Double clicks on a element.
Parameters:
Name
Type
Description
locator
String|Element
An element locator.
timeout
Number
optional Timeout in milliseconds. Default is 60 seconds.
dragAndDrop
Drag and Drop element into another element
 Usage example. Drops grey rectangle into red square.:
web.init();
web.open('http://webdriverjs.christian-bromann.com/');
web.dragAndDrop('id=overlay', '/html/body/section/div[1]');
web.pause(10*1000);
Parameters:
Name
Type
Description
srcElement
String
Element to drag and drop.
dstElement
String
Destination element to drop into.
duration
Number
optional How long the drag should take place.
timeout
Number
optional Timeout in milliseconds. Default is 60 seconds.
execute
Executes JavaScript in the context of the currently selected frame or window.
If return value is null or there is no return value, null is returned.
 Usage example:
web.init();//Opens browser session.
web.open("www.yourwebsite.com");// Opens a website.
web.execute(function() 
{
  angular.element(".password").trigger("ng-click").click()
}
);//Executes/injects JavaScript code.
Parameters:
Name
Type
Description
script
String|Function
The JavaScript to execute.
arg
...Object
optional Optional arguments to be passed to the JavaScript function.
Returns:
Object - The return value.
fileBrowse
Uploads a local file
 Usage example:
web.init();//Opens browser session.
web.open("www.yourwebsite.com");// Opens a website.
web.fileBrowse("id=ProfilePicture","C:\\picture.jpg");//Uploads a file to an element.
Parameters:
Name
Type
Description
locator
String|Element
Locator for a input type=file element.
filepath
String
Path to a local file.
timeout
Number
optional Timeout in milliseconds. Default is 60 seconds.
findElement
Finds an element.
 Usage example:
web.open('https://www.wikipedia.org');
var el = web.findElement("id=js-link-box-en");
web.click(el);
Parameters:
Name
Type
Description
locator
String
Element locator.
parent
Element
optional Optional parent element for relative search.
timeout
Number
optional Timeout in milliseconds. Default is 60 seconds.
Returns:
Element - A Element object.
findElements
Finds elements.
 Usage example:
web.open('https://www.wikipedia.org');
var els = web.findElements("//div");
for (let el of els) {
  var text = web.getText(el);
  log.info(text);
}
Parameters:
Name
Type
Description
locator
String
Element locator.
parent
Element
optional Optional parent element for relative search.
timeout
Number
optional Timeout in milliseconds. Default is 60 seconds.
Returns:
Array.<Element> - Collection of Element objects.
getAlertText
Gets the text displayed by an alert or confirm dialog.
 Usage example:
web.init();//Opens browser session.
web.open("www.yourwebsite.com");// Opens a website.
var text = web.getAlertText();//Gets the text in the alert dialog.
Returns:
String - The alert's text.
getAttribute
Returns the element's attribute.
 Usage example:
web.init();//Opens browser session.
web.open("www.yourwebsite.com");// Opens a website.
web.getAttribute("id=UserName","value");//Gets an attribute from an element.
Parameters:
Name
Type
Description
locator
String|Element
An element locator.
attribute
String
The name of the attribute to retrieve.
timeout
Number
optional Timeout in milliseconds. Default is 60 seconds.
Returns:
String - The attribute's value or null if no such attribute.
getBrowserLogs
Collects logs from the browser console.
 Usage example:
web.init();//Opens browser session.
web.open("www.yourwebsite.com");// Opens a website.
var logs = web.getBrowserLogs(); //Collects logs from the browser console
Returns:
Array.<Object> - An array of browser console logs.
Supported On:
getCapabilities
Returns currently defined capabilities.
Returns:
Object - Current capabilities object.
getCookies
Returns a specific cookie or a list of cookies visible to the current page.
Parameters:
Name
Type
Description
names
String
Names of the cookies to retrieve.
Returns:
String - The attribute's value.
getCssValue
Returns the value of a CSS property of an element.
 Usage example:
web.init();//Opens browser session.
web.open("www.yourwebsite.com");// Opens a website.
web.getCssValue("id=UserName","color");//Gets a CSS value from an element.
Parameters:
Name
Type
Description
locator
String|Element
An element locator.
propertyName
String
CSS property name.
timeout
Number
optional Timeout in milliseconds. Default is 60 seconds.
Returns:
String - CSS property value or null if no such property.
getDriver
Returns the underlying WDIO driver.
Returns:
Object - WDIO driver.
getElementCount
Retrieves the count of elements matching the given locator.
 Usage example:
web.init();//Opens browser session.
web.open("www.yourwebsite.com");// Opens a website.
var count = web.getElementCount("//*[@class=Title]");//Gets the element count.
Parameters:
Name
Type
Description
locator
String|Element
Element locator.
Returns:
Number - Element count or 0 if no elements were found.
getSource
Gets the source of the currently active window.
 Usage example:
web.init();//Opens browser session.
web.open("www.yourwebsite.com");// Opens a website.
web.getSource();//Gets the source of the page.
Returns:
String - The page source.
getText
Returns the text (rendered text shown to the user; whitespace-trimmed) of an element.
 Usage example:
web.init();//Opens browser session.
web.open("www.yourwebsite.com");// Opens a website.
var text = web.getText("id=Title");//Gets the text from an element.
Parameters:
Name
Type
Description
locator
String|Element
An element locator.
timeout
Number
optional Timeout in milliseconds. Default is 60 seconds.
Returns:
String - The element's text.
getTitle
Returns the title of the currently active window.
Returns:
String - The page title.
getUrl
Gets the URL of the currently active window.
 Usage example:
web.init();//Opens browser session.
web.open("www.yourwebsite.com");// Opens a website.
web.getUrl();//Gets the url from the current page.
Returns:
String - The page URL.
getValue
Returns the (whitespace-trimmed) value of an input field.
 Usage example:
web.init();//Opens browser session.
web.open("www.yourwebsite.com");// Opens a website.
web.getValue("id=UserName");//Gets the value from an element.
Parameters:
Name
Type
Description
locator
String|Element
An element locator.
timeout
Number
optional Timeout in milliseconds. Default is 60 seconds.
Returns:
String - The value.
getWindowHandles
Gets handles of currently open windows.
 Usage example:
web.init();//Opens browser session.
web.open("www.yourwebsite.com");// Opens a website.
web.getWindowHandles();//Gets the window handles of currently open windows.
Returns:
Array.<String> - Array of all available window handles.
getXMLPageSource
Gets the source of the currently active window which displays text/xml page.
 Usage example:
web.init();//Opens browser session.
web.open("www.yourwebsite.com");// Opens a website.
var src = web.getXMLPageSource();//Gets the source of currently active window which displays `text/xml` page.
Returns:
String - The XML page source.
init
Initializes new Selenium session.
Parameters:
Name
Type
Description
caps
String
optional Desired capabilities. If not specified capabilities will be taken from suite definition.
seleniumUrl
String
optional Remote server URL (default: http://localhost:4444/wd/hub).
isAlertPresent
Return true if alert dialog is currently present on the screen.
 Usage example:
web.init();//Opens browser session.
web.open("www.yourwebsite.com");// Opens a website.
var alertPresent = web.isAlertPresent();//Returns true if  the alert dialog is displayed.
Returns:
Boolean - True if alert is present, false otherwise.
isExist
Checks if element is present in the DOM. Returns false if element was not found within the specified timeout.
 Usage example:
web.init();//Opens browser session.
web.open("www.yourwebsite.com");// Opens a website.
web.isExist("id=SaveButton");// Returns true if  the element exists in page.
Parameters:
Name
Type
Description
locator
String|Element
An element locator.
timeout
Number
optional Timeout in milliseconds to wait for element to appear. Default is 60 seconds.
Returns:
Boolean - True if element was found. False otherwise.
isSelected
Determines if an element is selected.
 Usage example:
web.init();
web.open('http://www.wikipedia.org');
var a = web.isSelected("id=Selection");
if (a) {
  ...
} else {
  ...
}
Parameters:
Name
Type
Description
locator
String|Element
Element locator.
timeout
Number
optional Timeout in milliseconds. Default is 60 seconds.
Returns:
Boolean - true if element is selected. false otherwise.
isVisible
Checks if element is present and visible. Returns false if element was not found or wasn't visible within the specified timeout.
 Usage example:
web.init();//Opens browser session.
web.open("www.yourwebsite.com");// Opens a website.
web.isVisible("id=SaveButton");// Returns true if  the element is displayed in page.
Parameters:
Name
Type
Description
locator
String|Element
An element locator.
timeout
Number
optional Timeout in milliseconds to wait for element to appear. Default is 60 seconds.
Returns:
Boolean - True if element was found and it was visible. False otherwise.
makeVisible
Makes hidden element visible.
This a workaround command for situations which require manipulation of hiddenelements, such as when using web.type command for file input fields which tend to be hidden.
Specifically makeVisible will apply following styles to the specified element and all theparent elements:
visibility = 'visible' if set to 'hidden'  
opacity = 1 if set to 0  
display = 'block' if set to 'none'
 Usage example:
web.init();//Opens browser session.
web.open("www.yourwebsite.com");// Opens a website.
web.makeVisible("id=SaveButton");// Makes an invisible/hidden element to become visible.
Parameters:
Name
Type
Description
locator
String|Element
An element locator. If multiple elements match the locator, visibility                          is applied to all.
open
Opens an URL.
The open command waits for the page to load before proceeding.
 Usage example:
web.init();//Opens browser session.
web.open("www.yourwebsite.com");// Opens a website.
Parameters:
Name
Type
Description
url
String
The URL to open; may be relative or absolute.
pause
Pauses test execution for given amount of milliseconds.
 Usage example:
web.init();//Opens browser session.
web.pause(10*1000);//Pauses the execution for 10 seconds (10000ms)
Parameters:
Name
Type
Description
ms
Number
milliseconds to pause the execution.
point
Points the mouse cursor over the specified element.
 Usage example:
web.init();//Opens browser session.
web.open("www.yourwebsite.com");// Opens a website.
web.point("id=Selection");//Hovers a mouse over an element.
Parameters:
Name
Type
Description
locator
String|Element
An element locator. If the element is not visible, it will be scrolled into view.
xoffset
Number
optional X offset to move to, relative to the top-left corner of the element.If not specified, the mouse will move to the middle of the element.
yoffset
Number
optional Y offset to move to, relative to the top-left corner of the element.If not specified, the mouse will move to the middle of the element.
timeout
Number
optional Timeout in milliseconds. Default is 60 seconds.
pointJS
Points the mouse cursor over the specified element.
This method is similar to web.point, however it simulates the action using JavaScript instead of using WebDriver's functionality which doesn't work in all cases.
Parameters:
Name
Type
Description
locator
String|Element
An element locator.
timeout
Number
optional Timeout in milliseconds. Default is 60 seconds.
refresh
Causes the browser to reload the page.
 Usage example:
web.init();//Opens browser session.
web.open("www.yourwebsite.com");// Opens a website.
web.refresh();//Reloads the page
rightClick
Perform right click on an element.
 Usage example:
web.init();
web.open("www.yourwebsite.com");
web.rightClick("id=someElement");
Parameters:
Name
Type
Description
locator
String|Element
An element locator.
timeout
Number
optional Timeout in milliseconds. Default is 60 seconds.
scrollToElement
Scrolls the page or a container element to the location of the specified element.
 Usage example:
web.init();//Opens browser session.
web.open("www.yourwebsite.com");// Opens a website.
web.scrollToElement("id=Button", true);// Scrolls to an element.
Parameters:
Name
Type
Description
locator
String|Element
An element locator.
alignToTop
Boolean
optional If true, the top of the element will be aligned to the top of the                                visible area of the scrollable ancestor. This is the default.                               If false, the bottom of the element will be aligned to the bottom                                of the visible area of the scrollable ancestor.
timeout
Number
optional Timeout in milliseconds. Default is 60 seconds.
select
Selects an option from a drop-down list using an option locator. This command works with multiple-choice lists as well.
Option locator can be one of the following (No prefix is same as label matching):
label=STRING - Matches option based on the visible text.  
value=STRING - Matches option based on its value.  
index=STRING - Matches option based on its index. The index is 0-based.
 Usage example:
web.init();//Opens browser session.
web.open("www.yourwebsite.com");// Opens a website.
web.select("id=Selection","label=United States");// Selects an option from a list.
Parameters:
Name
Type
Description
selectLocator
String
An element locator identifying a drop-down menu.
optionLocator
String
An option locator.
timeout
Number
optional Timeout in milliseconds. Default is 60 seconds.
selectFrame
Selects a frame or an iframe within the current window.
Available frame locators:
'parent' - Select parent frame.  
'top' - Select top window.  
NUMBER - Select frame by its 0-based index.  
LOCATOR - Locator identifying the frame (relative to the top window).             Multiple locators can be passed in order to switch between nested frames.
 Usage example:
web.init();//Opens browser session.
web.open("www.yourwebsite.com");
web.selectFrame("//iframe[@id='frame1']", "//iframe[@id='nested_frame']");
web.click("id=SaveButton");//Clicks on element that exists in the second iframe
Parameters:
Name
Type
Description
frameLocator
...String|Number
optional A locator identifying the frame or iframe. Or a series         of locators.
selectWindow
Selects window. Once window has been selected, all commands go to that window.
windowLocator can be:
title=TITLE Switch to the first window which matches the specified title. TITLE can be any ofthe supported string matching patterns (see top of the page). When using title locator, this commandwill wait for the window to appear first similarly to waitForWindow command.  
url=URL Switch to the first window which matches the specified URL. URL can be any ofthe supported string matching patterns (see top of the page). When using url locator, this commandwill wait for the window to appear first similarly to waitForWindow command.  
windowHandle Switch to a window using its unique handle.  
unspecified deprecated Switch to the last opened window.
 Usage example:
web.init();//Opens browser session.
web.open("www.yourwebsite.com");// Opens a website.
web.selectWindow("title=Website");// Selects and focus a window.
Parameters:
Name
Type
Description
windowLocator
String
optional Window locator.
timeout
Number
optional Timeout in milliseconds when using 'title' window locating strategy.                             Default is 60 seconds.
Returns:
String - windowHandle of the previously selected window.
sendKeys
Send a sequence of keyboard strokes to the active window or element.
Refer to Key Codes for the list of supported raw keyboard key codes.
 Usage example:
web.init();//Opens browser session.
web.open("www.yourwebsite.com");// Opens a website.
web.sendKeys("Hello World");
web.sendKeys(["Backspace", "Backspace", "Enter"]); // send two Backspace key codes and Enter.
// Unicode representation can be used directly as well:
web.sendKeys("Hello World\uE003\uE003\uE007");
Parameters:
Name
Type
Description
value
String|Array.<String>
Sequence of key strokes to send. Can be either a string or an                                  array of strings for sending raw key codes.
setTimeout
Specifies the amount of time that Oxygen will wait for actions to complete.
This includes the open command, waitFor* commands, and commands which wait for elements to appear in DOM or become visible before operating on them.
If command wasn't able to complete within the specified period it will fail the test.
The default time-out is 60 seconds.
 Usage example:
web.init();//Opens browser session.
web.open("www.yourwebsite.com");// Opens a website.
web.setTimeout(60000);//Sets the time out to amount of milliseconds .
Parameters:
Name
Type
Description
timeout
Number
A time-out in milliseconds.
setWindowSize
Sets the size of the outer browser window.
 Usage example:
web.init();//Opens browser session.
web.open("www.yourwebsite.com");// Opens a website.
web.setWindowSize(100,40);//Sets the window size (width and height) in pixels.
Parameters:
Name
Type
Description
width
Number
Width in pixels.
height
Number
Height in pixels.
takeScreenshot
Take a screenshot of the current page or screen and return it as base64 encoded string.
 Usage example:
web.init();
web.open("www.yourwebsite.com");
var ss = web.takeScreenshot();
require("fs").writeFileSync("c:\\screenshot.png", ss, 'base64');
Returns:
String - Screenshot image encoded as a base64 string.
transaction
Opens new transaction.
The transaction will persist till a new one is opened. Transaction names must be unique.
Parameters:
Name
Type
Description
name
String
The transaction name.
type
Send a sequence of key strokes to an element (clears value before).
Refer to Key Codes for the list of supported raw keyboard key codes.
 Usage example:
web.init();//Opens browser session.
web.open("www.yourwebsite.com");// Opens a website.
web.type("id=UserName","User1");//Types a string to field.
Parameters:
Name
Type
Description
locator
String|Element
An element locator.
value
String
The value to type.
timeout
Number
optional Timeout in milliseconds. Default is 60 seconds.
waitForExist
Waits for element to become available in the DOM.
 Usage example:
web.init();//Opens browser session.
web.open("www.yourwebsite.com");// Opens a website.
web.waitForExist("id=UserName");//Waits for an element to exist in DOM.
Parameters:
Name
Type
Description
locator
String|Element
An element locator.
timeout
Number
optional Timeout in milliseconds. Default is 60 seconds.
waitForNotExist
Waits for element to become unavailable in the DOM.
 Usage example:
web.init();//Opens browser session.
web.open("www.yourwebsite.com");// Opens a website.
web.waitForNotExist("id=UserName");//Waits for an element to not exist in DOM.
Parameters:
Name
Type
Description
locator
String|Element
An element locator.
timeout
Number
optional Timeout in milliseconds. Default is 60 seconds.
waitForNotText
Waits for inner text of the given element to stop matching the specified pattern.
Text pattern can be any of the supported string matching patterns(on the top of page).
 Usage example:
web.init();//Opens browser session.
web.open("www.yourwebsite.com");// Opens a website.
web.waitForNotText("id=Title","Website");//Waits for an element’s text to not match to expected string.
Parameters:
Name
Type
Description
locator
String|Element
An element locator.
pattern
String
Text pattern.
timeout
Number
optional Timeout in milliseconds. Default is 60 seconds.
waitForNotValue
Waits for input element's value to stop matching the specified pattern.
Value pattern can be any of the supported string matching patterns(on the top of page).
 Usage example:
web.init();//Opens browser session.
web.open("www.yourwebsite.com");// Opens a website.
web.waitForNotValue("id=UserName","User");//Waits for an element’s value to not match to expected string.
Parameters:
Name
Type
Description
locator
String|Element
An element locator.
pattern
String
Value pattern.
timeout
Number
optional Timeout in milliseconds. Default is 60 seconds.
waitForText
Waits for inner text of the given element to match the specified pattern.
Text pattern can be any of the supported string matching patterns(on the top of page).
 Usage example:
web.init();//Opens browser session.
web.open("www.yourwebsite.com");// Opens a website.
web.waitForText("id=Title","Website");//Waits for an element’s text to  match to expected string.
Parameters:
Name
Type
Description
locator
String|Element
An element locator.
pattern
String
Text pattern.
timeout
Number
optional Timeout in milliseconds. Default is 60 seconds.
waitForValue
Waits for input element's value to match the specified pattern.
Value pattern can be any of the supported string matching patterns(on the top of page).
 Usage example:
web.init();//Opens browser session.
web.open("www.yourwebsite.com");// Opens a website.
web.waitForValue("id=Title","Website");//Waits for an element’s value to  match to expected string.
Parameters:
Name
Type
Description
locator
String|Element
An element locator.
pattern
String
Value pattern.
timeout
Number
optional Timeout in milliseconds. Default is 60 seconds.
waitForVisible
Waits for element to become visible.
 Usage example:
web.init();//Opens browser session.
web.open("www.yourwebsite.com");// Opens a website.
web.waitForVisible("id=Title", 45*1000);//Waits for an element to  be visible.
Parameters:
Name
Type
Description
locator
String|Element
An element locator.
timeout
Number
optional Timeout in milliseconds. Default is 60 seconds.
waitForWindow
Waits for a window to appear, but doesn't actually switches to it.
windowLocator can be:
title=TITLE Wait for the first window which matches the specified title. TITLE can be any of the supported  string matching patterns(see top of the page).  
url=URL Wait for the first window which matches the specified URL. URL can be any of the supported string matching patterns(see top of the page).
 Usage example:
web.init();//Opens browser session.
web.open("www.yourwebsite.com");// Opens a website.
web.waitForWindow("title=Website");//Waits for a window to appear.
Parameters:
Name
Type
Description
windowLocator
String
A window locator.
timeout
Number
optional Timeout in milliseconds. Default is 60 seconds.
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Name	Type	Description
`pattern`	`String`	Text pattern.
`timeout`	`Number`	`optional` Timeout in milliseconds. Default is 60 seconds.
Name	Type	Description
`locator`	`String`\|`Element`	An element locator.
`timeout`	`Number`	`optional` Timeout in milliseconds. Default is 60 seconds.
Name	Type	Description
`locator`	`String`\|`Element`	An element locator.
`pattern`	`String`	The assertion pattern.
`timeout`	`Number`	`optional` Timeout in milliseconds. Default is 60 seconds.
Name	Type	Description
`locator`	`String`\|`Element`	An element locator.
`pattern`	`String`	The assertion pattern.
`timeout`	`Number`	`optional` Timeout in milliseconds. Default is 60 seconds.
Name	Type	Description
`locator`	`String`\|`Element`	An element locator.
`pattern`	`String`	Text pattern.
`timeout`	`Number`	`optional` Timeout in milliseconds. Default is 60 seconds.