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This code is for scrolling to the full height of the page. It will scroll down to the end of the page:
String jsCode1 = "window.scrollBy(0, document.body.scrollHeight)";
JavascriptExecutor je = (JavascriptExecutor)driver;
je.executeScript(jsCode1);
This is for scrolling in an upward direction.
String jsCode2 = "window.scrollBy(0, -1000)";
je....
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Finally, this solution works for me --
Instrument the Istanbul.js.
Use Command -
istanbul instrument test.js >> test-instumented.js
Now, use the below code in @AfterClass annotation. It will execute the below method after all tests.
4. Now, we have coverage.json.
Crete a HTML using coverage,json using istanbul report.
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You can use Istanbul to instrument front-end code for code-coverage.
Process looks something like this:
Start application with code instrumented by coverage tool
Run the Cucumber/Selenium tests against web-app instance
Generate report of with coverage tool
This article describes how you can use Istanbul to generate code-coverage from UI tests.
This ...
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WebElement extends TakesScreenshot, which means you can use getScreenshotAs on the WebElement directly. You can
public void takeElementScreenshot(WebElement element) {
driver.executeScript("arguments[0].scrollIntoView();", element);
File screenshot = ele.getScreenshotAs(OutputType.FILE);
//...
}
We can check if the element is in viewport ...
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