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To assert whether an element is visible, use the following command that takes the same parameters as tapOn

- assertVisible:
    # Same exact parameters as in tapOn or any other command that uses selectors

This command will wait for view to appear if it is not visible yet.

You are most likely going to be using the following properties, but please refer to the page for an exhaustive list of all available selectors:

  • text - text in a view

  • id - id of a view

  • enabled - true if view is enabled

  • checked - true if view is checked

  • focused - true if view has keyboard focus

  • selected - true if view is selected

Examples

To check whether view with a text My Button is visible you can run the following command:

- assertVisible: "My Button"

To check whether view with a text My Button is visible and enabled you can run the following command:

- assertVisible:
    text: "My Button"
    enabled: true

Such test will fail if either

  • There is no button with such text

  • There is a button but it is disabled

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