Page Object Model File:
var loginPage = function() {
console.log('Constructor~!');
};
loginPage.prototype = {
constructor: loginPage,
login: function () {
console.log('now I doing something');
browser.sleep(10000);
},
searchForElements: function () {
console.log('action that is after I login');
browser.sleep(20000);
},
addAnotherUser: function () {
console.log('now I doing something way into the future');
},
};
module.exports = loginPage;
Protractor Test File:
var loginPage = require("../pages/test.page.js");
describe('Creating new account', function(){
it('account will be created',function(){
loginPage = new loginPage();
loginPage.login();
console.log('On the page');
loginPage.searchForElements();
loginPage.addAnotherUser();
});
});
When I run this using protractor the console immediately prints out:
Constructor~!
now I doing something
On the page
action that is after I login
now I doing something way into the future
I would have thought that it wouldn't echo out the 'On the page' until after the browser has waited 10 seconds.
How can I sync up the browser and the javascript so that the searchForElements function doesn't run until the browser has completed the login function?
