import { Selector } from 'testcafe';
fixture("TestCafe Example")
.page("http://devexpress.github.io/testcafe/example");
test("Fill out and submit form", async t => {
await t.typeText("#developer-name", "Harun Jonuzi");
//I Want to verify if these Checkboxes are Selected
await t
.click("#remote-testing")
.click("#reusing-js-code")
.click("#background-parallel-testing");
await t.click("#macos");
const preferredInterface = Selector("#preferred-interface");
await t
.click(preferredInterface)
.click(preferredInterface.find("option").withText("JavaScript API"));
const submitButton = Selector("#submit-button");
await t
.expect(submitButton.hasAttribute("disabled")).notOk();
await t.click(submitButton);
const headerInfo = Selector("#article-header");
await t.expect(headerInfo.innerText).eql("Thank you, Harun Jonuzi!");
})
My question is commented out on the 6th line of the code as you can see it. I am trying o figure out how to add an assertion to verify that the checkboxes are actually checked, but I am new to TestCafe, just wanted to see If I can get some help from here.
You can use the checked
property of the DOMNodeState Object , for example:
await t
.click("#remote-testing")
.expect(Selector('#remote-testing').checked).eql(true);
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