As part of my nightwatchjs test script, I have the following code
var dealerName = sellerWebsiteAddressQueryPage.Website.filter(val => typeof val === 'string')
and what I'd like to do is use this as part of an assertion, as below
.assert.elementPresent('li.contact-seller__action a[href*="dealerName"]');
But I can't seem to find the correct way to include the variable dealerName within this assertion.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
try
.assert.elementPresent(`li.contact-seller__action a[href*="${dealerName}"]`);
I'm not quite sure how your two expressions fit together, so here I assume that dealerName comes from the array you're filtering. Use querySelector, Array.filter, and template literals to get the dealerNames that fulfills your condition.
const sellerWebsiteAddressQueryPage = {
Website: [1, "Alice", undefined, "Bob"]
};
const dealerNames = sellerWebsiteAddressQueryPage.Website.filter(
val => typeof val === "string"
).filter(dealerName =>
document.querySelector(`li.contact-seller__action a[href*="${dealerName}"]`)
);
console.log(dealerNames);<ul>
<li class="contact-seller__action">
<a href="site.com/dealers/Bob">Bob</a>
</li>
<ul>
