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waitForExist

Wait for an element for the provided amount of milliseconds to be present within the DOM. Returns true if the selector matches at least one element that exists in the DOM, otherwise throws an error. If the reverse flag is true, the command will instead return true if the selector does not match any elements.

Usage

$(selector).waitForExist({ timeout, reverse, timeoutMsg, interval })

Parameters

Name	Type	Details
options optional	WaitForOptions	waitForEnabled options (optional)
options.timeout optional	Number	time in ms (default: 500)
options.reverse optional	Boolean	if true it waits for the opposite (default: false)
options.timeoutMsg optional	String	if exists it overrides the default error message
options.interval optional	Number	interval between checks (default: waitforInterval)

Example

it('should display a notification message after successful form submit', function () {
    const form = $('form');
    const notification = $('.notification');
    form.$(".send").click();
    notification.waitForExist({ timeout: 5000 });
    expect(notification.getText()).to.be.equal('Data transmitted successfully!')
});
it('should remove a message after successful form submit', function () {
    const form = $('form');
    const message = $('.message');
    form.$(".send").click();
    // passing 'undefined' allows us to keep the default timeout value without overwriting it
    message.waitForExist({ reverse: true });
});