The Protractor Handbook: Understanding and Implementing the Tool Effectively

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7. Jasmine and Selenium Assertions

Shashank Shukla¹  

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Mandla, Madhya Pradesh, India

 

This chapter discusses assertions. In automation, the validations in test scripts are known as assertions. Node.js has a built-in assertion library that is called as follows: const assert = require(assert). No installation is required. However, Protractor uses Jasmine’s assertions to perform validations. You will look at the following examples in this chapter.

• Expected result is equal to the actual result

• Expected result is the actual result

• Expected result is positive

• Expected result is negative

• Negative ...