Assertions

Assertions are tests you can perform to verify some state in the automation process. Assertions, named Expects in basi help you to check expected conditions which is useful for verifying different things for example that an element or component appears on the page or that a form field contains a certain value.

basi implements most of Playwright's Assertions via Expect actions.

The following Asserions / Expect actions are currently supported:

Action	Arguments	Example
ExpectText	argument	ExpectText "Click Here"
ExpectAttr	attributeName argument	ExpectAttr "name" "some-name"
ExpectAttribute	argument	ExpectAttribute "name" "some-name"
ExpectValue	argument	ExpectValue "something"
ExpectValues	argument	ExpectValues "something,something"
ExpectAttached	None	ExpectAttached
ExpectChecked	None	ExpectChecked
ExpectDisabled	None ExpectDisabled
ExpectEditable	None	ExpectEditable
ExpectEmpty	None	ExpectEmpty
ExpectEnabled	None	ExpectEnabled
ExpectFocused	None	ExpectFocused
ExpectHidden	None	ExpectHidden
ExpectInViewport	None	ExpectInViewport
ExpectVisible	None	ExpectVisible
ExpectToContainClass	argument	ExpectToContainClass "class-name"
ExpectToContainText	argument	ExpectToContainText "something"
ExpectAccessibleDescription	argument	ExpectAccessibleDescription "description"
ExpectAccessibleErrorMessage	argument	ExpectAccessibleErrorMessage "An error message"
ExpectAccessibleName	argument	ExpectAccessibleName "An accessible name"
ExpectClass	className	ExpectClass "a-class-name"
ExpectCSS	css-property argument	ExpectCSS "display" "flex"
ExpectId	argument	ExpectId "an-id"