I am writing a test for my React application.
I have two dropdowns. Once a selection is made in the first one, a fetch request is trigged and the data from that fetch request is used to populate the second dropdown.
My test looks like this:
test("fruit dropdown becomes enabled when food type fruit is selected", async () => {
await page.select('[data-testid="food"]', "fruit"); // this makes a selection in the drop down and fires a request
// I should wait for request to finish before doing this
const isFruitDropdownDisabled = await page.$eval(
'[data-testid="fruit"]',
element => element.disabled
);
expect(isFruitDropdownDisabled).toBe(false);
}, 16000);
Right now that test fails, how do I tell it to wait until the fetch request has finished before checking if [data-testid="fruit"]
is disabled?
You have two options:
Option 1: Wait for the request
Use page.waitForResponse
to wait for a specific response to happen, before you want your script to continue. Example:
await page.waitForResponse(response => response.url().includes('/part-of-the-url'));
Option 2: Wait for the second dropdown box to be filled
As you are saying that the request populates another dropdown box (I'm guessing a select
element), you could use the page.waitForFunction
function to wait until the select box is filled. Example:
await page.waitForFunction(() => document.querySelector('#selector-of-second-selectbox').length > 0);
The length
attribute on a select box will check how many option
elements are inside. So by checking if length
is non-zero, this is wait until the select box is filled. This assumes, that the select box is empty at the start (length
is 0
).
If you need to wait for something, use one of the waitFor
-functions described in the manual, such as waitForFunction.
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