问题
I'm trying to refactor my tests using Selenium webdriver and Mocha to ES7 with async/await functionality. I have got following piece of code:
await loginPage.loginAsAdmin()
/* THIS DOES NOT WORK */
//await layout.Elements.routePageButton().click()
/* THIS DOES WORK */
let a = await layout.Elements.routePageButton()
await a.click()
I don't understand why the particular does not work - I get:
TypeError: layout.Elements.routePageButton(...).click is not a function
Function before click method returns webElement, as you can see:
Layout:
routePageButton: async () => await findVisibleElement('#route_info a')
const findVisibleElement = utils.Methods.Element.findVisible
Method:
findVisible: async (cssSelector) => {
let elm = await driver().findElement(by.css(cssSelector))
return elm
}
回答1:
The problem here is misunderstanding that await
is a language keyword in ES2017 that allows you to block execution of the calling async
function until a Promise
returned by an invoked function resolves.
routePageButton()
returns a Promise
, and this is why the second syntax above works, as execution is blocked until the Promise
resolves to a WebElement
object.
However in the syntax you are using in the first example, the function that it is attempting to await
on (click()
) is never called, because a Promise
does not have a click()
function. Note that you have two await
s in your second syntax, but only one in your first.
To do what you are attempting to do in one line, you would have to do something like:
await (await layout.Elements.routePageButton()).click()
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/43471166/selenium-with-async-await-in-js-find-and-click-on-element