I have a feature file with step
Then I must see the specific text 'Lorem ipsum.\r\nLorem ipsum, lorem ipsum - lorem ipsum\r\nLorem ipsum.' in the text .error-message block on the page
And step definition
[Then(@"I must see the specific text '(.*)' in the text (.*) block on the page")]
public void ThenISeeTheSpecificTextOnThePage(string expectedText, string textBlockName)
{
var actualText = driver.FindElement(By.CssSelector(textBlockName)).Text;
///var removeCaret = actualText.Replace(Environment.NewLine, string.Empty);
Assert.Contains(expectedText, actualText);
}
Every time I run this step in debug I see the output
> Assert.Contains() Failure
Not found: Lorem ipsum. Lorem ipsum, Lorem ipsum
In value: Lorem ipsum.
Lorem ipsum, Lorem ipsum
Lorem ipsum
I know that I can trim \r\n
and adapt my input parameter in the feature file. But this would be a hack, which I don't want to do. Is there any chance to assert multiline text?
You can use Doc Strings for specifying your string parameter:
Then I must see the specific text in the .error-message block on the page:
"""
Lorem ipsum.
Lorem ipsum, lorem ipsum - lorem ipsum
Lorem ipsum.
"""
And using the following step definition:
[Then(@"I must see the specific text in the (.*) block on the page:")]
public ThenIMustSeeTheSpecificTextInTheBlockOnThePage(string textBlockName, string expectedText)
{
var actualText = driver.FindElement(By.CssSelector(textBlockName)).Text;
Assert.Contains(expectedText, actualText);
}