Struct thirtyfour::extensions::query::ElementQuery
source · pub struct ElementQuery { /* private fields */ }
Expand description
High-level interface for performing powerful element queries using a builder pattern.
§Example:
// WebDriver::query() example.
let elem = driver.query(By::Css("div[data-section='section-buttons']")).first().await?;
// WebElement::query() example.
let elem_button = elem.query(By::Id("button1")).first().await?;
Implementations§
source§impl ElementQuery
impl ElementQuery
sourcepub fn new(
source: ElementQuerySource,
by: By,
poller: Arc<dyn IntoElementPoller + Send + Sync>
) -> Self
pub fn new( source: ElementQuerySource, by: By, poller: Arc<dyn IntoElementPoller + Send + Sync> ) -> Self
Create a new ElementQuery
.
See WebDriver::query()
or WebElement::query()
rather than instantiating
this directly.
sourcepub fn options(self, options: ElementQueryOptions) -> Self
pub fn options(self, options: ElementQueryOptions) -> Self
Provide the options to use with this query.
sourcepub fn desc(self, description: &str) -> Self
pub fn desc(self, description: &str) -> Self
Provide a name that will be included in the error message if the query was not successful. This is useful for providing more context about this particular query.
sourcepub fn ignore_errors(self, ignore: bool) -> Self
pub fn ignore_errors(self, ignore: bool) -> Self
By default a query will ignore any errors that occur while polling for the desired element(s). However, this behaviour can be modified so that the waiter will return early if an error is returned from thirtyfour.
sourcepub fn with_poller(
self,
poller: Arc<dyn IntoElementPoller + Send + Sync>
) -> Self
pub fn with_poller( self, poller: Arc<dyn IntoElementPoller + Send + Sync> ) -> Self
Use the specified ElementPoller for this ElementQuery. This will not affect the default ElementPoller used for other queries.
sourcepub fn wait(self, timeout: Duration, interval: Duration) -> Self
pub fn wait(self, timeout: Duration, interval: Duration) -> Self
Force this ElementQuery to wait for the specified timeout, polling once after each interval. This will override the poller for this ElementQuery only.
sourcepub fn nowait(self) -> Self
pub fn nowait(self) -> Self
Force this ElementQuery to not wait for the specified condition(s). This will override the poller for this ElementQuery only.
sourcepub fn or(self, by: By) -> Self
pub fn or(self, by: By) -> Self
Add a new selector to this ElementQuery. All conditions specified after
this selector (up until the next or()
method) will apply to this
selector.
sourcepub async fn exists(&self) -> WebDriverResult<bool>
pub async fn exists(&self) -> WebDriverResult<bool>
Return true if an element matches any selector (including filters), otherwise false.
sourcepub async fn not_exists(&self) -> WebDriverResult<bool>
pub async fn not_exists(&self) -> WebDriverResult<bool>
Return true if no element matches any selector (including filters), otherwise false.
sourcepub async fn first_opt(&self) -> WebDriverResult<Option<WebElement>>
pub async fn first_opt(&self) -> WebDriverResult<Option<WebElement>>
Return the first WebElement that matches any selector (including filters).
Returns None if no elements match.
sourcepub async fn first(&self) -> WebDriverResult<WebElement>
pub async fn first(&self) -> WebDriverResult<WebElement>
Return only the first WebElement that matches any selector (including filters).
Returns Err(WebDriverError::NoSuchElement) if no elements match.
sourcepub async fn single(&self) -> WebDriverResult<WebElement>
pub async fn single(&self) -> WebDriverResult<WebElement>
Return only a single WebElement that matches any selector (including filters).
This method requires that only one element was found, and will return Err(WebDriverError::NoSuchElement) if the number of elements found after processing all selectors was not equal to 1.
This is useful because sometimes your element query is not specific enough and might accidentally match multiple elements. This is a common source of bugs in automated tests, because the first element might not actually be the one you expect.
By requiring that only one element is matched, you can be more sure that it is the one you intended.
sourcepub async fn any(&self) -> WebDriverResult<Vec<WebElement>>
pub async fn any(&self) -> WebDriverResult<Vec<WebElement>>
Return all WebElements that match any selector (including filters).
This will return when at least one element is found, after processing all selectors.
Returns an empty Vec if no elements match.
sourcepub async fn any_required(&self) -> WebDriverResult<Vec<WebElement>>
pub async fn any_required(&self) -> WebDriverResult<Vec<WebElement>>
Return all WebElements that match any selector (including filters).
This will return when at least one element is found, after processing all selectors.
Returns Err(WebDriverError::NoSuchElement) if no elements match.
sourcepub async fn all(&self) -> WebDriverResult<Vec<WebElement>>
👎Deprecated since 0.32.0: use all_from_selector() instead
pub async fn all(&self) -> WebDriverResult<Vec<WebElement>>
Return all WebElements that match any single selector (including filters).
sourcepub async fn all_from_selector(&self) -> WebDriverResult<Vec<WebElement>>
pub async fn all_from_selector(&self) -> WebDriverResult<Vec<WebElement>>
Return all WebElements that match a single selector (including filters).
This will return when at least one element is found from any selector, without processing other selectors afterwards.
Returns an empty Vec if no elements match.
sourcepub async fn all_required(&self) -> WebDriverResult<Vec<WebElement>>
👎Deprecated since 0.32.0: use all_from_selector_required() instead
pub async fn all_required(&self) -> WebDriverResult<Vec<WebElement>>
Return all WebElements that match any single selector (including filters).
sourcepub async fn all_from_selector_required(
&self
) -> WebDriverResult<Vec<WebElement>>
pub async fn all_from_selector_required( &self ) -> WebDriverResult<Vec<WebElement>>
Return all WebElements that match any single selector (including filters).
This will return when at least one element is found from any selector, without processing other selectors afterwards.
Returns Err(WebDriverError::NoSuchElement) if no elements match.
sourcepub fn with_filter(self, f: ElementPredicate) -> Self
pub fn with_filter(self, f: ElementPredicate) -> Self
Add the specified ElementPredicate to the last selector.
sourcepub fn and_enabled(self) -> Self
pub fn and_enabled(self) -> Self
Only match elements that are enabled.
sourcepub fn and_not_enabled(self) -> Self
pub fn and_not_enabled(self) -> Self
Only match elements that are NOT enabled.
sourcepub fn and_selected(self) -> Self
pub fn and_selected(self) -> Self
Only match elements that are selected.
sourcepub fn and_not_selected(self) -> Self
pub fn and_not_selected(self) -> Self
Only match elements that are NOT selected.
sourcepub fn and_displayed(self) -> Self
pub fn and_displayed(self) -> Self
Only match elements that are displayed.
sourcepub fn and_not_displayed(self) -> Self
pub fn and_not_displayed(self) -> Self
Only match elements that are NOT displayed.
sourcepub fn and_clickable(self) -> Self
pub fn and_clickable(self) -> Self
Only match elements that are clickable.
sourcepub fn and_not_clickable(self) -> Self
pub fn and_not_clickable(self) -> Self
Only match elements that are NOT clickable.
sourcepub fn with_text<N>(self, text: N) -> Self
pub fn with_text<N>(self, text: N) -> Self
Only match elements that have the specified text.
See the Needle
documentation for more details on text matching rules.
sourcepub fn without_text<N>(self, text: N) -> Self
pub fn without_text<N>(self, text: N) -> Self
Only match elements that do not have the specified text.
See the Needle
documentation for more details on text matching rules.
sourcepub fn with_id<N>(self, id: N) -> Self
pub fn with_id<N>(self, id: N) -> Self
Only match elements that have the specified id.
See the Needle
documentation for more details on text matching rules.
sourcepub fn without_id<N>(self, id: N) -> Self
pub fn without_id<N>(self, id: N) -> Self
Only match elements that do not have the specified id.
See the Needle
documentation for more details on text matching rules.
sourcepub fn with_class<N>(self, class_name: N) -> Self
pub fn with_class<N>(self, class_name: N) -> Self
Only match elements that contain the specified class name.
See the Needle
documentation for more details on text matching rules.
sourcepub fn without_class<N>(self, class_name: N) -> Self
pub fn without_class<N>(self, class_name: N) -> Self
Only match elements that do not contain the specified class name.
See the Needle
documentation for more details on text matching rules.
sourcepub fn with_tag<N>(self, tag_name: N) -> Self
pub fn with_tag<N>(self, tag_name: N) -> Self
Only match elements that have the specified tag.
See the Needle
documentation for more details on text matching rules.
sourcepub fn without_tag<N>(self, tag_name: N) -> Self
pub fn without_tag<N>(self, tag_name: N) -> Self
Only match elements that do not have the specified tag.
See the Needle
documentation for more details on text matching rules.
sourcepub fn with_value<N>(self, value: N) -> Self
pub fn with_value<N>(self, value: N) -> Self
Only match elements that have the specified value.
See the Needle
documentation for more details on text matching rules.
sourcepub fn without_value<N>(self, value: N) -> Self
pub fn without_value<N>(self, value: N) -> Self
Only match elements that do not have the specified value.
See the Needle
documentation for more details on text matching rules.
sourcepub fn with_attribute<S, N>(self, attribute_name: S, value: N) -> Self
pub fn with_attribute<S, N>(self, attribute_name: S, value: N) -> Self
Only match elements that have the specified attribute with the specified value.
See the Needle
documentation for more details on text matching rules.
sourcepub fn without_attribute<S, N>(self, attribute_name: S, value: N) -> Self
pub fn without_attribute<S, N>(self, attribute_name: S, value: N) -> Self
Only match elements that do not have the specified attribute with the specified value.
See the Needle
documentation for more details on text matching rules.
sourcepub fn with_attributes<S, N>(self, desired_attributes: &[(S, N)]) -> Self
pub fn with_attributes<S, N>(self, desired_attributes: &[(S, N)]) -> Self
Only match elements that have all of the specified attributes with the specified values.
See the Needle
documentation for more details on text matching rules.
sourcepub fn without_attributes<S, N>(self, desired_attributes: &[(S, N)]) -> Self
pub fn without_attributes<S, N>(self, desired_attributes: &[(S, N)]) -> Self
Only match elements that do not have any of the specified attributes with the specified
values. See the Needle
documentation for more details on text matching rules.
sourcepub fn with_property<S, N>(self, property_name: S, value: N) -> Self
pub fn with_property<S, N>(self, property_name: S, value: N) -> Self
Only match elements that have the specified property with the specified value.
See the Needle
documentation for more details on text matching rules.
sourcepub fn without_property<S, N>(self, property_name: S, value: N) -> Self
pub fn without_property<S, N>(self, property_name: S, value: N) -> Self
Only match elements that do not have the specified property with the specified value.
See the Needle
documentation for more details on text matching rules.
sourcepub fn with_properties<S, N>(self, desired_properties: &[(S, N)]) -> Self
pub fn with_properties<S, N>(self, desired_properties: &[(S, N)]) -> Self
Only match elements that have all of the specified properties with the specified value.
See the Needle
documentation for more details on text matching rules.
sourcepub fn without_properties<S, N>(self, desired_properties: &[(S, N)]) -> Self
pub fn without_properties<S, N>(self, desired_properties: &[(S, N)]) -> Self
Only match elements that do not have any of the specified properties with the specified
value. See the Needle
documentation for more details on text matching rules.
sourcepub fn with_css_property<S, N>(self, css_property_name: S, value: N) -> Self
pub fn with_css_property<S, N>(self, css_property_name: S, value: N) -> Self
Only match elements that have the specified CSS property with the specified value.
See the Needle
documentation for more details on text matching rules.
sourcepub fn without_css_property<S, N>(self, css_property_name: S, value: N) -> Self
pub fn without_css_property<S, N>(self, css_property_name: S, value: N) -> Self
Only match elements that do not have the specified CSS property with the specified value.
See the Needle
documentation for more details on text matching rules.
sourcepub fn with_css_properties<S, N>(
self,
desired_css_properties: &[(S, N)]
) -> Self
pub fn with_css_properties<S, N>( self, desired_css_properties: &[(S, N)] ) -> Self
Only match elements that have all of the specified CSS properties with the
specified values.
See the Needle
documentation for more details on text matching rules.
sourcepub fn without_css_properties<S, N>(
self,
desired_css_properties: &[(S, N)]
) -> Self
pub fn without_css_properties<S, N>( self, desired_css_properties: &[(S, N)] ) -> Self
Only match elements that do not have any of the specified CSS properties with the
specified values.
See the Needle
documentation for more details on text matching rules.