Selenide Kelt

Extension functions to make Selenide tests with Kotlin awesome!

Maven dependency:

Gradle:

repositories {
    maven {
        url "https://dl.bintray.com/strangeway-org/libs" 
    }
}

dependencies {
    testImplementation "org.strangeway:selenide-kelt:1.1.1"
}

Examples:

1. Get element by any of standard By (with named arguments instead of By):

   open("/login")
   
   // search by CSS as simple as possible:
   elt("#submit").click()
   
   // or you may specify selector explicitly:    
   elt(css = "#submit").click()
   elt(cssClass = "message").shouldHave(text("Hello"))
   
   elt(text = "Sign in").click()
   elt(name = "password").setValue("qwerty").pressEnter()
   
   elt(xpath = "//*[@id='search-results']//a[contains(text(),'selenide.org')]").click()

2. Or many elements:

   elts(id = "search-results").shouldBe(visible)
   elts("#search-results a").elt(text = "selenide.org").click()

3. Element inside of elements:

   elt(tag = "header").elt(id = "menu").click()
   elt(tag = "header").elts(cssClass = "item").shouldHave(size(5))

4. Build PageObject classes easier:

   import org.strangeway.kelt.*
   
   class GoogleResultsPage {
       val results = elt(id = "results")
   }
   
   class GoogleSearchPage {
       private val searchBox = elt(name = "q")
   
       fun search(query: String): GoogleResultsPage {
           searchBox.setValue(query).pressEnter()
           return page() // no need to duplicate <GoogleResultsPage> type
       }
   }
   
   // ...
   openPage<GoogleSearchPage>("http://google.com").search("Selenide!")
   
   // get page on demand without opening
   val googlePage = page<GoogleResultsPage>()

5. Check conditions with infix functions:

   import org.strangeway.kelt.*
   import com.codeborne.selenide.Condition.*
   
   elt(tag = "header") shouldBe visible
   elt(css = ".footer") shouldHave text("text")
   
   elts(".all") shouldBe CollectionCondition.empty
   elts(".parts") shouldHave CollectionCondition.texts("1", "2")

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