webdriverio/build/utils/findElementAgain.d.ts

Next-gen browser and mobile automation test framework for Node.js

/**
 * The React selector options of an element found with `react$` or `react$$`,
 * kept so that the element is found again with the same props and state. A
 * symbol, so it isn't part of the public element type.
 */
export declare const REACT_OPTIONS: unique symbol;
type Scope = WebdriverIO.Browser | WebdriverIO.Element;
/**
 * An element can be found again if it has a selector to run again: a string,
 * a function, a custom strategy or a mobile matcher object. An element
 * reference or an `HTMLElement` can't be.
 */
export declare function canFindAgain(element: WebdriverIO.Element): boolean;
/**
 * Find all elements again with the list form of the command that found this
 * element: `react$$`, `shadow$$` or `$$`.
 */
export declare function findAllAgain(element: WebdriverIO.Element, parent?: Scope): import("../types.js").ChainablePromiseArray;
/**
 * Find an element again the way it was found: with the same command (`$`,
 * `shadow$` or `react$`, or the list form of it for an element of a list), at
 * the same index and with the same strictness.
 *
 * With `wait`, an element of a list waits until its index exists, as
 * `$$(selector)[index]` does. Without it, a missing index gives `undefined`
 * at once. A single element without a match comes back without an element id.
 */
export declare function findElementAgain(element: WebdriverIO.Element, { parent, wait }?: {
    parent?: Scope;
    wait?: boolean;
}): Promise<WebdriverIO.Element | undefined>;
export {};
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