Open IndraniBiswas opened 8 years ago
Thanks, can you elaborate on which features you think need more information? Also feel free to submit a PR if you have something specific you think should be added
Cant seem to understand how this.api.launchUrl works. Is it only valid inside page object or can be used inside commands code as well.
So I am trying this in page object :
module.exports = { url: function() { return this.api.launchUrl + '/cp'; },
And then trying use this page object in command like this , but the url does not load at all. I am able to print using console.log -
exports.command = function(username, password, marketplace, callback) { var loginPage = this.page.loginPage(); // using page object console.log(loginPage.url); // prints the url after reading from nightwatch.json file loginPage.navigate(); // does not open the url in browser }
What am I doing wrong? I cant find enough documentation around this. I am using NightWatch version 0.7.9
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Thanks, can you elaborate on which features you think need more information? Also feel free to submit a PR if you have something specific you think should be added
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ran it in debug mode, and found this error : 14:41:47.560 INFO - Executing: [get: www.abcd.com/cp]) 14:41:48.573 WARN - Exception thrown org.openqa.selenium.WebDriverException: f.QueryInterface is not a function
Fixed the url with http:// and now it works. But it will be nice to know what all is support using this.api
Its hard to navigate/search through the documentation when new features have been added or solution added but not enough information added in documentation.
Our No. 1 priority is to get enough documentation support, so that we don't end up searching blogs and google for answers most of the time.