testproject-wait-for-spinner

Waits patiently for a spinner to disappear from the UI.

It has these defaults:

• xpath of element to find: //div[contains(@class,"spinner") and not(contains(@style,"none"))]
• time between each check: 1 second
• maximum number of checks: 120
• number of sequential checks to make to declare the spinner gone: 2

This means it looks for a <div class="spinner ..."> in the DOM that doesn't have a style="display: none" in it.

Build

You need to first download the TestProject SDK, which is available from their website.

Download it and place it into: /sdk/io.testproject.sdk.java.jar. I haven't included it here as it's not mine to license.

When building, you need to manually do these things:

1. Update the version in manifest.json.
2. Run the gradle build process (I use IntelliJ IDEA)
3. Upload build/lib/WaitForSpinner.jar into TestProject's addon's section

This has been built against version 0.65.0 of the TestProject SDK using Gradle 7 from within IntelliJ IDEA. If you update the SDK, you must manually update src/main/testproject-sdk.properties

Developing

Some references to get started:

• https://docs.testproject.io/testproject-addons/develop-an-addon
• https://github.com/testproject-io/addons/
• https://intercom.help/testprojectio/en/articles/4570786-how-to-create-jar-file-from-java-project-with-testproject-sdk-and-upload-it-as-a-coded-test

The code is WaitForSpinner.java.

It's pretty self-explanatory — here's some pseudocode.

do {
   check for spinner
   wait
} while (spinner is in the DOM && not timed out)

Tests

Sorry, none. I'm not a Java developer so this is the best you're gonna get.

License, warranty & Support

Licensed under MIT. No warranty or support. Good luck!