I want to scroll down the page as long as there is more content to show.
For example, when you click followers on Instagram, a dialog window will pop up and it will load more followers as you scroll down as long as there are more followers to show.
I could do this the hard way like getting the follower count and then counting the followers as I scroll down and when they equal stop scrolling there.
But I wanted to ask you whether there could be a better way.
You can check if a scrollable element is at the bottom by comparing its scrollTop and scrollHeight.
The following work:
scrollable = browser.div(class: 'j6cq2') # div with overflow-y=scroll
until browser.execute_script('return arguments[0].scrollTop + arguments[0].clientHeight >= arguments[0].scrollHeight', scrollable) do
browser.execute_script('arguments[0].scrollTop = arguments[0].scrollHeight', scrollable)
sleep(1)
end
Note that I didn't have time to find a better solution than using #sleep. However, hopefully this gives you an idea.