Here is the input:
These are the results from predictive search
I could not find a better way to handle JQuery autocomple input in ATATA framework.
If I do without the framework, I could have done something like this
private IWebElement SchoolInput => _driver.FindElement(By.Id("autocomplete"));
public void SelectSchool(string school)
{
// Wait for SchoolInput
SchoolInput.SendKeys(school);
SchoolInput.SendKeys(Keys.Delete) // Sometimes, results won't show, so need to delete last char
// Now need to locate results div
var searchResultsDiv = _driver.FindElement(By.Id("ui-id-1"));
// Wait for searchResultDiv
var expectedSchool = _driver.FindElement(By.Xpath($"//li[contains(text(),'{school}')]));
// Wait for expected school
expectedSchool.Click();
}
You can create custom Atata control class for jQuery UI Autocomplete this way:
[ControlDefinition("input", ContainingClass = "ui-autocomplete-input", ComponentTypeName = "autocomplete")]
public class JQAutocomplete<TOwner> : Input<string, TOwner>
where TOwner : PageObject<TOwner>
{
[FindByClass("ui-autocomplete", ScopeSource = ScopeSource.Page)]
public UnorderedList<ListItem<TOwner>, TOwner> DropDownItems { get; private set; }
public TOwner Select(string value)
{
Set(value);
return DropDownItems[x => x.Content.Value.Contains(value)].Click();
}
}
Then add it to your page object:
[FindById("autocomplete")]
public JQAutocomplete<_> School { get; private set; }
And finally use it in test:
page.School.Select("some value")
Here you can find working sample sources: https://github.com/atata-framework/atata-samples/tree/master/JQueryUI