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I have used app.staticTexts["String"].tap() to tap on a button containing that string which is working completely fine.
But the problem here is that i want to print all the static texts which are present on that page, how can i do it in XCUITest ?
My aim here is to iterate through all the static texts present on the page and then add an if condition on my expected text.

Asad Ali Choudhry
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Sameer Arora
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  • you can try to find all accessibility elemtns and iterate, check XCUIElementQuery. But what you want to do looks more like unit test than UITest, – Lu_ Jul 02 '19 at 07:52
  • @Lu_ I actually want to iterate through all the static texts present on the page and then i would be adding a `if` condition on the expected text. So how can i perform that – Sameer Arora Jul 02 '19 at 07:54

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You can use something like that:

    for staticText in app.staticTexts.allElementsBoundByIndex {
        if staticText.label == "test" {

        }
    }
cesarmarch
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//Returns all the labels,buttons, textfield,images in the page with its  name.
//Just change the element name in loop according to the need.




 for staticText in  app.staticTexts.allElementsBoundByIndex{

            if staticText != nil{
                print(staticText.label)
            }else{
                print("No static text found")
            }

        }
Ronak Patel
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I suppose the text is present in the identifier attribute of the staticText element. You can try the following

for i in 0..<app.staticTexts.count {
    let text = app.staticTexts.element(boundBy: i).identifier
    print(text)
    if text == "Your String" {
        // Your code
    }
}
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