`evaluate` not accepting args

[justin-parker]

The test below should return 1. Running document.querySelectorAll("div.content").length in the console on google.com returns 1. It appears the Chromy does not yet support args passed in to evaluate (like nightmarejs).

let chromy = new Chromy({visible:true})

var selector = "div.content";

chromy.chain()
    .goto('https://www.google.com/')
    .evaluate( function(selector) {
        return document.querySelectorAll(selector).length;
    }, selector)
    .result((r) => console.log("selector length: " + r))
    .end()
    .then(_ => chromy.close())

[garris]

@justin-parker You will need to do it like this...

let chromy = new Chromy({visible:true})

var selector = "div.content";

chromy.chain()
    .goto('https://www.google.com/')
        .evaluate(`_selector = '${selector}'`)
    .evaluate( function() {
        return document.querySelectorAll(_selector).length;
    }, selector)
    .result((r) => console.log("selector length: " + r))
    .end()
    .then(_ => chromy.close())

[dotneet]

Thanks @garris

@justin-parker I'll add an way to make it easier.

[flancer64]

This works for me:

    const cssConfirm = '#maincontent > div.page.messages > div:nth-child(2) > div > div > div';
    await chromy.wait(cssConfirm);
    await chromy.evaluate(`_cssConfirm = '${cssConfirm}'`);
    await chromy.evaluate(() => {
        console.log('CSS: ' + _cssConfirm);
    });

out:

CSS: #maincontent > div.page.messages > div:nth-child(2) > div > div > div

Thanks, @garris