Recently, I encountered an issue with a small nightwatch test that checks for a positive number value in a price field. Everything runs smoothly when the code is directly within the test itself. However, when I tried moving it to my page object file as a function, I ran into errors.
checkPrice: function (){
this.expect.element('@price').text.to.be.visible.before(1000);
this.getText ('@price', function(result) {
var myPrice = Number(result.value.replace('-.','').trim());
this.assert.ok(isPositive(myPrice), 'price is a positive number');
});
},
The error message reads: "Cannot read property 'ok' of undefined." Despite attempting to use assert.equal, I faced the same problem where the property was inaccessible. After some research, I found that the issue might be related to the scope of assert as a member of client.
Many discussions mention the tricky nature of using this, especially for someone like me with limited programming skills in JavaScript. Even switching from this to client resulted in "Cannot read property 'assert' of undefined".
Considering these challenges, I seek suggestions on why this setup isn't working and how I can resolve the issue. Any insights or recommendations would be greatly appreciated.