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verify mobile element “element_name” is not present on the screen using image identification

Mobile Step Definition verify mobile element “element_name” is not present on the screen using image identification Keyword Given, When, And, Then Description Will verify the mobile element is not presented on the screen the using image identification Declaration Code Element Application Test Data Then verify mobile element “userPassword” is not present on the screen using image identification ” userPassword XPATH //input[@id=”Password”] ” NILL NILL Remarks The “element_name” that is used through element data file should be in double quotes. Restriction “element_name” should be corresponds to a valid element in the application. Table of contents Keyword Description Declaration Remarks Restriction

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verify mobile element “element_name” is present on the screen using image identification

Mobile Step Definition verify mobile element “element_name” is present on the screen using image identification Keyword Given, When, And, Then Description Will verify the mobile element is presented on the screen the using image identification Declaration Code Element Application Test Data Then verify mobile element “userPassword” is present on the screen using image identification ” userPassword XPATH //input[@id=”Password”] ” NILL NILL Remarks The “element_name” that is used through element data file should be in double quotes. Restriction “element_name” should be corresponds to a valid element in the application. Table of contents Keyword Description Declaration Remarks Restriction

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verify partial text “<testdata_name>” does not exist on input field “element_name” in mobile screen

Mobile Step Definition verify partial text “<testdata_name>” does not exist on input field “element_name” in mobile screen</testdata_name> Keyword Given, When, And, Then Description Will verify the text does not exist on the input filed Declaration Code Element Application Test Data Then verify partial text “” does not exist into input field “Delhi_In_List” in mobile screen Delhi_In_List XPATH //android.widget.TextView[@text=”Delhi”] NILL A NextCityName Jaipur Remarks The “<testdata_name>” that is used through test data file should be in angular brackets  The “element_name” that is used through element data file should be in double quotes. Restriction “element_name” should be corresponds to a valid element in the application. Table of contents Keyword Description Declaration Remarks Restriction

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verify partial text “<testdata_name>” does not exist into non-input field “element_name” in mobile screen

Mobile Step Definition verify partial text “<testdata_name>” does not exist into non-input field “element_name” in mobile screen Keyword Given, When, And, Then Description Will verify the text is not displayed on the non-input field Declaration Code Element Application Test Data Then verify partial text “” does not exist into non-input field “Delhi_In_List” in mobile screen Delhi_In_List XPATH //android.widget.TextView[@text=”Delhi”] NILL A NextCityName Jaipur Remarks The “<testdata_name>” that is used through test data file should be in angular brackets  The “element_name” that is used through element data file should be in double quotes. Restriction “element_name” should be corresponds to a valid element in the application. Table of contents Keyword Description Declaration Remarks Restriction

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verify partial text “<testdata_name>” is displayed into non-input field “element_name” in mobile screen

Mobile Step Definition verify partial text “<testdata_name>” is displayed into non-input field “element_name” in mobile screen Keyword Given, When, And, Then Description Will verify the text is displayed on the non-input filed Declaration Code Element Application Test Data Then verify partial text “” is displayed into non-input field “testyDashboard” in mobile screen testyDashboard ID com.robertlevonyan.testy:id/tv_title NILL A TextInput Dashboard Remarks The “<testdata_name>” that is used through test data file should be in angular brackets  The “element_name” that is used through element data file should be in double quotes. Restriction “element_name” should be corresponds to a valid element in the application. Table of contents Keyword Description Declaration Remarks Restriction

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verify partial text “<testdata_name>” is displayed on input field “element_name” in mobile screen

Mobile Step Definition verify partial text “<testdata_name>” is displayed on input field “element_name” in mobile screen Keyword Given, When, And, Then Description Will verify partial text is displayed on input location Declaration Code Element Application Test Data Then verify partial text “” is displayed on input field “SearchButton” in mobile screen SearchButton XPATH //android.widget.ImageView[@content-desc=”Search”] NILL A Text1 SoliteraTA Remarks The “<testdata_name>” that is used through test data file should be in angular brackets  The “element_name” that is used through element data file should be in double quotes. Restriction “element_name” should be corresponds to a valid element in the application. Table of contents Keyword Description Declaration Remarks Restriction

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verify “element_name” element is not displayed in mobile screen

Mobile Step Definition verify “element_name” element is not displayed in mobile screen Keyword Given, When, And, Then Description Will verify the element is not displayed in mobile screen Declaration Code Element Application Test Data Then verify “SearchButton” element is not displayed in mobile screen SearchButton XPATH //android.widget.ImageView[@content-desc=”Search”] NILL NILL Remarks The “element_name” that is used through element data file should be in double quotes. Restriction “element_name” should be corresponds to a valid element in the application. Table of contents Keyword Description Declaration Remarks Restriction

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verify “element_name” element is displayed in mobile screen

Mobile Step Definition verify “element_name” element is displayed in mobile screen Keyword Given, When, And, Then Description Will verify the element is displayed in mobile screen Declaration Code Element Application Test Data Then verify “Search_button” element is displayed in mobile screen SearchButton XPATH //android.widget.ImageView[@content-desc=”Search”] NILL NILL Remarks The “element_name” that is used through element data file should be in double quotes. Restriction “element_name” should be corresponds to a valid element in the application. Table of contents Keyword Description Declaration Remarks Restriction

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verify app “<testdata_name>” is installed on the mobile device

Mobile Step Definition verify app “<testdata_name>” is installed on the mobile device Keyword Given, When, And, Then Description Will verify given app installed using the app package name Declaration Code Element Application Test Data Then verify app “” is installed on the mobile device NILL NILL A AppName Cricbuzz Remarks  The “<testdata_name>” that is used through test data file should be in angular brackets Restriction               NILL Table of contents Keyword Description Declaration Remarks Restriction

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