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Selectors

A selector only builds an element object and does not look anything up yet; the lookup happens when you call exists / click / getText / getRect. Compared with findElement it can pick the n-th match and include hidden elements, but it does not wait.

Resumen

  • ·Selector names match the values of findElement's first argument one to one
  • ·accessibilityId is the most stable: it does not change with the UI language or copy edits
  • ·xpath is flexible but slow — prefer classChain / predicate when they can express the same thing

client.label#

Match elements whose text is exactly the value.

typescript
client.label(value: string, visibleOnly?: boolean, index?: number): Element;

Parámetros

NombreTipoObligatorioPor defectoDescripción
valuestringSí—The element's text; must match exactly.
visibleOnlybooleanNotrueOnly match visible elements. Pass false to include hidden ones (covered, or scrolled off screen).
indexnumberNo0Which match to take when there are several, counting from 0.

Valor devuelto

TipoDescripción
ElementAn element object. Nothing is looked up yet — the lookup happens when you call exists / click / getText / getRect.

Ejemplo

javascript
var ok = client.label('OK');
if (ok.exists()) {
  ok.click();
}
var second = client.label('Follow', true, 1);   // the second "Follow"

Véase también client.labelContains、findElement

client.labelContains#

Match elements whose text contains the value.

typescript
client.labelContains(value: string, visibleOnly?: boolean, index?: number): Element;

Parámetros

NombreTipoObligatorioPor defectoDescripción
valuestringSí—The text to look for inside the element's text.
visibleOnlybooleanNotrueOnly match visible elements. Pass false to include hidden ones (covered, or scrolled off screen).
indexnumberNo0Which match to take when there are several, counting from 0.

Valor devuelto

TipoDescripción
ElementAn element object. Nothing is looked up yet — the lookup happens when you call exists / click / getText / getRect.

Ejemplo

javascript
var follow = client.labelContains('Follow');
if (follow.exists()) {
  follow.click();
}

Véase también client.label

client.accessibilityId#

Match by the element's name (its accessibilityIdentifier, set by the app's developer). The most stable way to locate an element: it does not change with the UI language or copy edits.

typescript
client.accessibilityId(value: string, visibleOnly?: boolean, index?: number): Element;

Parámetros

NombreTipoObligatorioPor defectoDescripción
valuestringSí—The element's name. Click the element in the console's inspector to see it.
visibleOnlybooleanNotrueOnly match visible elements. Pass false to include hidden ones (covered, or scrolled off screen).
indexnumberNo0Which match to take when there are several, counting from 0.

Valor devuelto

TipoDescripción
ElementAn element object. Nothing is looked up yet — the lookup happens when you call exists / click / getText / getRect.

Ejemplo

javascript
var submit = client.accessibilityId('submit_button');
if (submit.exists()) {
  submit.click();
}

Véase también findElement

client.xpath#

Match by XPath. Flexible but slow: the whole element tree is serialised before the query runs, which can take seconds on busy screens.

typescript
client.xpath(value: string): Element;

Parámetros

NombreTipoObligatorioPor defectoDescripción
valuestringSí—The XPath expression. The first match is used; write (//expression)[n] for the n-th.

Valor devuelto

TipoDescripción
ElementAn element object. Nothing is looked up yet — the lookup happens when you call exists / click / getText / getRect.

Notas

  • If classChain or predicate can express it, do not use XPath.

Ejemplo

javascript
var btn = client.xpath('//XCUIElementTypeButton[@name="OK"]');
if (btn.exists()) {
  btn.click();
}

Véase también client.classChain、client.predicate

client.classChain#

Match by an iOS class chain — much faster than XPath.

typescript
client.classChain(value: string, index?: number): Element;

Parámetros

NombreTipoObligatorioPor defectoDescripción
valuestringSí—The class chain, for example **/XCUIElementTypeCell[`label CONTAINS "General"`].
indexnumberNo0Which match to take when there are several, counting from 0.

Valor devuelto

TipoDescripción
ElementAn element object. Nothing is looked up yet — the lookup happens when you call exists / click / getText / getRect.

Ejemplo

javascript
var cell = client.classChain('**/XCUIElementTypeButton[`label == "OK"`]');
if (cell.exists()) {
  cell.click();
}

Véase también client.predicate、client.xpath

client.predicate#

Match with an NSPredicate expression.

typescript
client.predicate(value: string, index?: number): Element;

Parámetros

NombreTipoObligatorioPor defectoDescripción
valuestringSí—The predicate, for example label BEGINSWITH 'Con' or type == 'XCUIElementTypeButton' AND visible == true.
indexnumberNo0Which match to take when there are several, counting from 0.

Valor devuelto

TipoDescripción
ElementAn element object. Nothing is looked up yet — the lookup happens when you call exists / click / getText / getRect.

Ejemplo

javascript
var btn = client.predicate('type == "XCUIElementTypeButton" AND label CONTAINS "Follow"');
if (btn.exists()) {
  btn.click();
}

Véase también client.classChain

client.className#

Match by element type, for example XCUIElementTypeCell or XCUIElementTypeSwitch.

typescript
client.className(value: string, index?: number): Element;

Parámetros

NombreTipoObligatorioPor defectoDescripción
valuestringSí—The element type name.
indexnumberNo0Which match to take when there are several, counting from 0.

Valor devuelto

TipoDescripción
ElementAn element object. Nothing is looked up yet — the lookup happens when you call exists / click / getText / getRect.

Ejemplo

javascript
var firstCell = client.className('XCUIElementTypeCell', 0);
if (firstCell.exists()) {
  firstCell.click();
}

Véase también client.predicate