AngularJS Protractor Tutorial 04 (Using Expects) | QAShahin

AngularJS Protractor Tutorial 04 (Using Expects) | QAShahin

Validating and asserting tests using Expect statements when writing Protractor tests.

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[alexandersemen]

man, thank you SO MUCH for this video.  I was trumped by trying to get the length of an element, i did not know about element.all and then.  you're a LIFE SAVER

[mikasabeton]

one of the best tutorial i've ever watched on youtube. thanks a lot

[MrPuhungdu]

This video has helped me to become an automation tester thanks!

[barretodavid]

Thanks a lot man, you helped me understand how to deal with html selects and options. Thanks for sharing

[hamidhoseini]

Once again I'd like to say thank you for your perfect tutorial. I wish you would start other tutorials for testing like Karma, Integeration testing and e2e in Angularjs. I like your teaching method. Good job! I wish you luck.

[donrayan]

Wonderful series and helped me to understand everything.. Thank you very much...

[qatest]

Great work man!! Appreciate you taking out time and putting videos. Kudos !!!

[baluzen]

I really liked your technical stuff videos on Protractor . It was very informative. Thanks for your good series of videos.

[pingpancheng]

awesome videos, really appreciate your work!

[yuvraj]

It would be great if you can provide us with already setup protractor project, currently being used somewhere. so that we can actually get a hang of what exactly it is. In these videos you are explaining syntax. But what really matters is the framework. how it is used professionally on live projects. That would be the best thing that would set you apart from other channels. Thanks for the videos. Great they are.

[victortee]

Your videos are outstandingly great! Thank you very much!! ) There was one little mistake in the video - when expected URL failed. You said that we expected correct adress - but we expected the wrong one. If I am not mistaken :) the time is 7:35.

[danielgun]

Thank you so very much. This is, like how you say, fantastic. :)

[satyaki]

very good series.. Thanks.. But why don't you create a simple batch file or add the module folder path to PATH to minimize sometime..

Once again wonderful series

[automationexpert]

Hi QA Shahin,
Very nice video. The website you are using is no longer there.

[rashmiacharya]

Hi, Thank you for the video.
What is the difference between .toEqual and .toBe ?
and in which case we can use each of them?

[murtazamansoor]

Hey QAShahin, First of all thanks for the awesome Protractor Tutorials,
I've been doing automation in Ruby (Rspec Capybara) and there I used binding.pry in my code to stop execution at any line (debugging) but I couldn't find any such method or way to do it in Protractor using Visual Code or simply the command line. It there a way for Debugging PROTRACTOR specs using VS Code or Command Prompt or using any other IDE???

[ajithguru]

how can i write the element between <a>login<a>

[manimozhik]

Hi, Thanks for your series .... Neatly Presented. Here i have a question. I am using visual studio code as my editor but when ever i am using getText(), its giving me the error like "Cannot read property 'getResult' of undefined". May i know whats the problem here.

[rupeshbharuka]

Hi,
I am not able to see that "1 Assertion" even after successfully running the spec.js file. Just want to know, is there any dependencies to be added? Or Why is it happening?
What I can see is,
1 spec, 0 failures

Why not Assertion even after adding expect( ) properly in code?

[evilbunny]

Why are you leaving the browser.get at the top of every 'it' statement?