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HTML:
<ul class="list"> <li ng-repeat="item in itmes" ng-click="selectItem(item)" ng-class="{selected: item.isSelected}">{{ item.name }}</li> </ul>
// Get by binding expect(element.all(by.binding(‘item.name‘)).first().getText()).toBe(‘Ben‘); // Get by tagName expect(element(by.css(‘.list‘)).all(by.tagName(‘li‘)).get(2).getText()).toBe(‘Sophi‘); // Get by repeater expect(element(by.repeater(‘item in items‘).row(4).column(‘{{ item.name }}‘)).getText()).toBe(‘Herny‘);
Notice, when you use repeater, ‘{{ item.name }}‘ should be prefect match with what you have in html. Speace between {} also matters.
var listItems = element(by.css(‘.list‘)).all(by.tagName(‘li‘)); var ben = listItems.first(); var sophi = listItems.get(2); sophi.cliick(); expect(sophi.getAttribute(‘class‘)).toMatch(‘selected‘); expect(ben.getAttribute(‘class‘)).not.toMatch(‘selected‘);
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In conf.js:
var config = { suites: { basics: ‘./e2etest/index.spec.js‘, locators: ‘./e2etest/locators.spec.js‘ } };
What we write into the suites is what we gonne run in the test, if we want to skip ‘basics‘ tests, we can do in scripts:
protractor conf.js --chrome --suite=locators
[Protractor] Locators and Suites in Protractor
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原文地址：http://www.cnblogs.com/Answer1215/p/5208662.html
