Hello, I’ve been working in the field of testing for a year now, I also do test automation. I can’t scroll to the element, read the documentation, also read what other users write, but still can’t scroll. Who can help me with this on a living example or throw off a working manual?
use this method
public void scrollVerticalOnElement(double startPercent,double endPercent,WebElement el)
{
Dimension dimensions = el.getSize();
Point p=el.getLocation();
int minY=p.getY();
int x=(int) (p.getX()+(dimensions.getWidth()/2));
int scrollStart = (int) (minY+dimensions.getHeight() * startPercent);
int scrollEnd = (int) (minY+dimensions.getHeight() * endPercent);
swipe(x,scrollStart,x,scrollEnd,500);
}
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Hello. What is the swipe method? I use the appium library and selenium I do not have a similar method
/**
- Performs swipe from point (startx,starty) to (endx,endy) in duration provided in milliseconds
- @param startx : x coordinate of point from where we should start swipe
- @param starty : y coordinate of point from where we should start swipe
- @param endx : x coordinate of destination point where we should reach after swipe
- @param endy : y coordinate of destination point where we should reach after swipe
-
@param duration : duration in milliseconds required to perform action (approx)
*/
public void swipe(int startx, int starty, int endx, int endy, long duration) {
TouchAction touchAction = new TouchAction(ad);
// appium converts press-wait-moveto-release to a swipe action
touchAction.press(PointOption.point(startx, starty))
.waitAction(WaitOptions.waitOptions(Duration.ofMillis(duration)))
.moveTo(PointOption.point(endx, endy))
.release().perform();
}
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