Expect elements to be enabled

pz_expect_enabled() passes when at least one element matches and every match is enabled. An element counts as disabled when it matches the browser's :disabled selector, so inputs inside a disabled <fieldset> are disabled too.

Outside of testthat, a failure aborts with a classed error of class "paparazzi_expectation_failure"; inside testthat, the failure is reported as a test failure instead. See pz_expect_exists() for the retry, timeout, and bridge behavior shared by all expectations.

Usage

pz_expect_enabled(ctx, target = NULL, ..., not = FALSE, timeout = NULL)

Arguments

ctx

A paparazzi context.

target

A CSS selector string, a pz_loc() spec, or a list of specs and strings (a union matching any of them). NULL means the current context: the pinned set at a scoped context (so pz_expect_exists() on one trivially passes while the scope is live), the page body at the root.

...

Checked empty; reserved for future use.

not

Invert the check.

timeout

Seconds to wait for the expectation to pass; NULL (default) uses the session default, 0 checks once.

Value

ctx, invisibly.

Examples

if (FALSE) { # paparazzi:::examples_run()
page <- pz_open(pz_example("tasks"))

# Add is disabled until the title has text
page |> pz_expect_enabled(target = "#add-task", not = TRUE)
page |>
  pz_act_type("Buy milk", target = "#task-title") |>
  pz_expect_enabled(target = "#add-task")
pz_close(page)
}